
After two previous Tony nominations, the longtime Broadway favorite is getting her flowers for playing single mom Lucy Emerson in the movie-to-musical adaptation.
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After two previous Tony nominations, the longtime Broadway favorite is getting her flowers for playing single mom Lucy Emerson in the movie-to-musical adaptation.

She took home the trophy for Best Featured Actress in a Play for her role as Linda Loman, shedding new light on a 75-year-old role with the help of her collaborators.

Omari Wiles and Arturo Lyons, who hail from NYC's ballroom scene, infuse the musical Cats with that world's moves in a revival unlike any other.

The actor won his third career Tony for playing Roald Dahl in Mark Rosenblatt's explosive debut play, for which he previously won the Olivier Award in London.

For sinking his fangs into a vampiric role made famous by Kiefer Sutherland on screen, the actor earned both his first Tony nomination and first win.

Pinkham earned his second career Tony Award nomination for playing the Arbiter, a revised, emcee-like, and laugh-heavy version of a once-minor character.

In her Broadway-debut season, Jean is doubly nominated for her lovingly detailed, community-driven work on the musical Cats: The Jellicle Ball and the play Liberation.

After more than 25 years playing Olivia Benson on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, the actress is showing audiences a new side of herself on stage.

The breakout lead of the high-flying vampire musical shares his journey from first-time Broadway-goer to first-time Broadway star, plus practical tips for new theatregoers.

For Maldonado, her return to Broadway, her longtime work with the Grammy-winning vocal group Pentatonix, and her personal life as a mother all go hand in hand.
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