Tony Awards Live Blog: Get an Inside Look at the 2019 Ceremony From the Media Room
Follow along as Playbill hears from the winners and more during Broadway's biggest night.
Follow along as Playbill hears from the winners and more during Broadway's biggest night.
Playbill will be live-updating throughout the night as winners are announced at Radio City Music Hall.
Playbill will be live-updating throughout the night as winners are announced at Radio City Music Hall.
Sam Gold directed the Broadway revival of the Shakespeare tragedy.
Lee Sunday Evans will direct the LCT3 world premiere.
The viral star will play Dawn in the Sara Bareilles musical.
The Jimmy Award winner steps into the role of Regina George for a limited summer engagement before joining full-time in September.
The show hails from Something Rotten! team John O'Farrell and Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick.
Matthew Lopez's U.K. hit will play the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.
The ceremony will also feature a special performance by Cynthia Erivo.
This year's honorary recipients, also including Broadway Inspirational Voices and Choir Boy's Jason Michael Webb, were celebrated at a June 4 cocktail reception.
Tony nominees Eva Noblezada and Patrick Page croon in "Hey Little Songbird" and the Fates boast tight harmonies in "When the Chips Are Down."
The committee, comprised of 14 critics, has presented the awards since 1995.
Also taking the stage during the 73rd annual ceremony will be last year's co-hosts, Sara Bareilles and Josh Groban.
The musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's novel takes the St. Louis stage in August.
The Manhattan Theatre Club presents the new play from Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies.
The contemporary fairy tale, starring Noah Galvin and Tony winner Ari'el Stachel, launches on Gimlet June 4.
One of the producers for the Fox Searchlight project is Alicia Keys.
Sam Gold directs the Broadway revival of the Shakespeare tragedy.
The musical, currently nominated for 12 Tony Awards, will launch its first national tour in Providence, Rhode Island.
The 75th annual ceremony will take place June 3.
The Villain Kids are back in a new music video ahead of the sequel's debut.
The small screen favorite will play Ogie in the West End production, taking over for Jack McBrayer.
The Original Broadway Cast Recording is now available to pre-order.
The show, from the theatre collective The Neon Coven, plays an open-ended run at Brooklyn's 3 Dollar Bill.