J. Harrison Ghee of "Some Like It Hot" was nominated in the best leading actor in a musical category, and Alex Newell of "Shucked" was nominated in the best featured actor in a musical categ…
Nominations for the 76th Tony Awards will be announced Tuesday morning. Follow below for a live list of nominees.
Many people were introduced to the idea of an EGOT " winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony " through "30 Rock." But it's an actor from the 1980s who deserves the credit.
Many people were introduced to the idea of an EGOT " winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony " through "30 Rock." But it's an actor from the 1980s who deserves the credit.
The emphasis Encores! puts on words and music rather than spectacle allows the cruel realities of Dickensian London to stand out amid the bouncy tunes.
Stud Country, a queer line dancing and two-step class from Los Angeles, made a rollicking return to New York on a recent Monday.
The award-winning company he co-founded, Theaterworks USA, went on the road to introduce millions of students to professional productions of plays and musicals.
Companies bring body horror and political statements to Berlin's FIND festival of new international drama, where the Wooster Group is the "artist in focus."
Shamel Pitts's "Touch of Red," at New York Live Arts, takes place in a boxing ring. It's not a competition, though. It's a relationship.
Harrison Ball is retiring. After battling addiction, he is engaged to Zac Posen, serious about acting and grateful for his career.
The show about the Comedian Harmonists, a real-life sextet that ran afoul of the Nazi regime, was first staged in 1997.
With a 17th-century grocer as its hero, Red Bull Theater and Fiasco stage a 400-year-old comedy that's both a satire of the theater and a valentine to it.
In a production decidedly for grown-ups, Tanya Perez's one-woman show draws on her life as a professional clown (and occasional stripper).
Irish Repertory Theater's Letters Series is a reminder: For sketching the arc of a relationship, nothing compares to intimate correspondence, our critic writes.
Christos Massalas's compelling debut feature follows a winsome troupe of castaways in modern Greece.
Based loosely on the 1977 film, a show about performers making it in the big city comes to St. James Theater with the sharper edges of its source material sanded off.
Justin Cooley plays an anagram-obsessed, Elvish-speaking high school student in the musical.
Two mothers make a life-altering connection during a play date in this production for the Manhattan Theater Club.
After the invasion of Ukraine, Ratmansky cut ties with Russian ballet companies. But he says they're still using his work.
Bobbi Jene Smith's "Broken Theater" is perhaps the most high-profile offering at La MaMa Moves!, but other programs were just as memorable.
The choreographer collaborates with the designer Mimi Gross in "Garden Party," a whimsical celebration of spring that hints at loss.
The play stars Ian Shaw, whose father, Robert Shaw, played a shark hunter in the movie.
The Trisha Brown Dance Company branches out beyond its founder's work with its first commission: Judith Sánchez RuÃz's "Let's Talk About Bleeding."
The "Will & Grace" star is unrecognizable in a Broadway biography of Oscar Levant: wit, pianist and "Eeyore in a cheap suit."