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Amid a string of theatre successes, she is now the first Black performer, and only the second performer ever, to be nominated for Tony Awards four years in a row.
The Georgia-born playwright's Broadway-debut show deals with the impact of #MeToo, classic literature, and pop music on high schoolers in the rural South.
Tony Award winner Gold directs the star of The Office and A Quiet Place in this solo show about a man who plummets down a dangerous internet rabbit hole.
The Six Feet Under star is a 2025 Tony Award nominee for playing headstrong mother Carmen in the Broadway musical adaptation of the same-named play and film.
Both actors are 2025 Tony Award nominees for their respective performances as Mary Todd and Abraham Lincoln in the hit comedy play, which Escola also wrote.
Five actors — Fina Strazza, Morgan Scott, Maggie Kuntz, Amalia Yoo, and Molly Griggs — dish on the Crucible-inspired, seven-time Tony-nominated new play.
The actress, who plays real Cuban icon Omara Portuondo, has been nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical.
The actor plays Joe Gillis to Nicole Scherzinger's Norma Desmond in Jamie Lloyd’s stylish cinematic revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
Don't say yes until he's finished talking! Bergasse, who also choreographed the original TV show, is thrilled to represent the joyful Smash musical this season.
The young actor made his stage debut in the play's London premiere, and he now makes his Broadway debut reprising the role of troubled, supernatural teen Henry Creel.
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