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Vogel's nuanced exploration of her own family sets the stage for a profound and humorous new American play.Â
Broadway performer Christopher J. Hanke will serve as producer.
Nominations for the 77th annual ceremony will be revealed on April 30.
The awards honor excellence in dance and choreography.
The Amy Herzog drama will run two weeks longer than originally announced.
The solo piece played the Main Stem in summer 2023.
Heidi Schreck pens a comedy-bolstered but disorienting translation of Chekhov's seminal play.
The annual fundraising event will take place in June.
The two-time Tony Award winner will be honored in May.
The award nominations will be revealed on April 29.
The 8 p.m. evening performance is expected to proceed as planned.
The comedy is currently making its world premiere at Off-Broadway's Lucille Lortel Theatre.
The new musical is currently in previews at the Broadway Theatre.
Librettist Bruce Sussman, director Warren Carlyle, designers Beowulf Boritt, Linda Cho, Ricky Lurie, Peggy Eisenhauer and Dan Moses Schrier " plus members of the company " break down the pro…
Amy Herzog's play about a mother and her ill son is an expertly-crafted exploration of allegiance and love.
The nominations were announced at the Museum of Broadway.
The record will preserve Shaina Taub's original score.
For the week ending April 21, the 36 currently running shows grossed $34,650,614.
Snead previously worked on "The Lion King."
Roy previously played the role in the national tour.
Jonathan A. Abrams's offering is a rote but still rollickin' musical scored to Huey Lewis and the News' nostalgia-inducing discography.Â
In Peter Morgan's latest, cartoonish versions of the red-blooded Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky and his political puppet, Vladimir Putin, go head-to-head.
Kenita R. Miller, Julia Murney and others will appear in the musical adaptation of the Florence Engel Randall novel.
The awards ceremony will take place in May.
