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The nominations were announced at the Museum of Broadway.
The record will preserve Shaina Taub's original score.
For the week ending April 21, the 36 currently running shows grossed $34,650,614.
Snead previously worked on "The Lion King."
Roy previously played the role in the national tour.
Jonathan A. Abrams's offering is a rote but still rollickin' musical scored to Huey Lewis and the News' nostalgia-inducing discography.Â
In Peter Morgan's latest, cartoonish versions of the red-blooded Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky and his political puppet, Vladimir Putin, go head-to-head.
Kenita R. Miller, Julia Murney and others will appear in the musical adaptation of the Florence Engel Randall novel.
The awards ceremony will take place in May.
The play by David Adjmi will appear for an additional six weeks at the John Golden Theatre.
Director Rebecca Frecknall's creepy interpretation of the legendary classic pulls you in with fantasy, then crushes you with reality.
Alicia Keys' new musical, freshly transferred from the Public Theater, is an adoring snapshot of young love and longing in '90s New York.
Neuwirth is currently appearing on Broadway in "Cabaret."
Naturalism has never looked or sounded as good as it does in David Adjmi's '70s-set, soft rock drama.
The 77th annual Tonys ceremony will take place on June 16.
The artists will be honored in May.
The musical completed its limited run in January.
With a 28-year Broadway directing career, Greif has crafted three entirely different but equally cogent musicals for one helluva season.
The album will feature original songs by Will Butler from the play by David Adjmi.
Shaina Taub makes a strong Broadway debut as the writer, composer and lyricist of this new American musical.
The initiative includes the return of the technical-focused fellowship and a new theater administration fellowship.
Co-choreographer and circus designer Shana Carroll and co-choreographer Jesse Robb describe crafting the musical's seamless movement through acrobatics and dance.
Schele Williams beckons the Black theater staple back to Broadway for a directorially untethered but reliably good time.
Bivens has served as president and CEO since 2021.
