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Robinson is the first New York City educator to be honored.
The performers will mark the musical's 10th anniversary with a special performance.
An additional unique attendance record was also broken.
For the week ending May 25, the 40 currently running productions grossed $47,275,423.
Tony Award-nominated orchestrators from "Floyd Collins," "Buena Vista Social Club" and more shed light on an often misunderstood discipline.
Jonathan Groff, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Brandon Uranowitz and Caissie Levy will take part in the thoroughfare's unveiling ceremony.
The new musical will honor the anniversary of Monroe's 99th birthday on June 1.
Black Theatre United, the American Theatre Wing and David Henry Hwang were also recognized.
Milligan will bring viewers of the telecast backstage with newly crowned Tony winners.
Hodges, who founded the agency, tells Broadway News about creating an ad campaign in the 2020s.
Broadway News spoke with veteran nominees from "Death Becomes Her," "Oh, Mary!," "Maybe Happy Ending" and more.
The 69th annual Drama Desk Awards ceremony is scheduled for June 1.
For the week ending May 18, the 40 currently running productions grossed $44,351,676.
Long formerly led development at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
The honor recognizes the contribution of the chorus in Broadway musicals.
The Neil Diamond bio-musical bowed on Broadway in 2022.
The winners will be honored on May 29.
d'Amboise will succeed Ashley Graham.
The industry's trade association annually acknowledges excellence in touring Broadway.
Roa will make his Broadway debut in the long-running musical.
Avid has served many Broadway productions, including the currently running "Boop! The Musical."
"Pirates!" star Jinkx Monsoon received three nominations, more than any individual.
For the week ending May 11, the 40 currently running productions grossed $43,501,430.
The evening will feature performances from Nikki M. James, Zachary Noah Piser and more.
Governor Kathy Hochul signed the budget into law on May 9.
