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She plays Claire in Proof, the first revival of David Auburn's Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
The off-Broadway productions Beau the Musical and Mexodus led all contenders with 10 nominations apiece.
The four-time Emmy winner is in contention across three categories, a rare feat she previously pulled off in 2016.
David Frankel opens up about what convinced him to get the band back together 20 years later, his favorite one-liner, and why certain characters didn't come back.
The Tony-winning actor reveals that he nearly slept through his chance to make Broadway history in Jonathan Larson's beloved blockbuster.
The Emmy-winning actress discovered new things about her fearsome alter ego in the sixth episode of The Handmaid's Tale spin-off series.
The new series starring Matthew Rhys is set to take sail this week on Apple TV. It's launching with a rare 100% Rotten Tomatoes score.
Andy Cohen and Sebastian Maniscalco will also be feted at the event, which runs June 4-7.
Connor Hines also talks about the show's tragic ending and early Emmy buzz.
In our no-holds-barred interview, the legendary bassist for two seminal groups talks upcoming induction and decades-long acrimony with ex-bandmates.
Why working with Sarah Snook sealed the deal, the scenes that challenged her most, and a long-awaited film with sister Elle Fanning.
The star of the Tony-contending Beaches musical reveres Bette Midler's performance in the beloved 1988 movie.
Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett also star in the psychological thriller about an author with a dark secret.
Oscar winner Angus Wall details the COVID pivot, lining up A-list interviews, and why Murphy’s legacy — and awards story — is far from finished.
The musical version of Joel Schumacher's 1987 vampire favorite hopes to sink its teeth into the Tonys.
Becky Shaw and Fallen Angels are other revivals to keep an eye on in that crowded Tony field.
Paramount+ organized an iconic FYC event as Emmy season comes to New York amid a busy Tony cycle.
Richard O'Brien's cult musical returns to the stage with an all-star cast including Luke Evans, Juliette Lewis and Stephanie Hsu.
Both actors are making their Broadway debuts — and contending for Tonys — with the biting dark comedy.
The Oscar-nominated star of Marjorie Prime could become the oldest actor ever nominated for a Tony.
The musical version of the beloved 1988 Bette Middler film is earning some of the season's most negative notices.
The cast and creative team discuss how the Tony-contending play meets our political and social moment.
David Lindsay-Abaire's new comedy is the only original play debuting on Broadway this Tony season.
Gold Derby speaks with the all-star cast and crew of the Broadway revival of Richard O'Brien's classic cult musical.
The last time this rare feat happened was in 2002.
