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With music by Arthur Sullivan and a libretto by W.S. Gilbert, "The Pirates of Penzance" first premiered in New York in 1879.
The duo will be based out of the organization's New York City office.
Aurelia will perform from July 15 through its final performance on August 31.
He will now stay with the company through May 10, 2026.Â
The follow up to "The Play That Goes Wrong" bowed on Broadway in 2023.
Recipients of the Inspiring Teacher Award and the evening's student reporters were also named.
The show began previews on March 11 ahead of an April 10 opening, and will have played 32 previews and 84 regular performances at the time of its closing.Â
The Del Hughes Awards acknowledge lifetime achievement in stage management.
The Tony Award-winning musical's Matinée Mission began in April.
Broadway News takes a deep dive into average paid admission data over the past several years.
The 2023 Best Musical Tony Award nominee is currently playing on a national tour.
The Cynthia Erivo-hosted ceremony also yielded the highest social media engagement in three years.
A performance of the George Clooney-led Broadway play was broadcast live on CNN.
For the week ending June 8, the 40 currently running productions grossed $45,788,192.
Current stars Solea Pfeiffer, Jordan Fisher, Austin Durant and Andy Karl play their final performance on July 20.
The show set a new streaming record on Paramount+, delivering the Tonys' biggest digital audience to date with a 208 percent increase over 2024.
The hilarious and tear-jerking moments you didn't get to see on the broadcast.
Broadway News examines the records broken by Darren Criss, Cole Escola, Paul Tazewell and more on Tony night 2025.
"The experience of live theater confirms that no matter how different we may be from one another, we are all connected," said Tony winner Michael Arden.
Cynthia Erivo hosted the annual celebration of Broadway live from Radio City Music Hall.
Click below to see the winners updated live.
Click here to to watch the full livestream of the Tony Awards pre-show carpet, hosted by executive editor Ruthie Fierberg.
The library's executive director reveals items in the collection, upcoming programming and more.
