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Writers Guild of America members won't picket the 2023 Tony Awards amid their ongoing strike seeking higher wages and better job protections, the labor union announced Monday night.
The only thing scarier than David S. Pumpkins? The number of shows left on Hanks' tour.
An emergency meeting of the Tony Awards Management Committee took place Monday morning to decide what to do with the Broadway ceremony after the Writers Guild denied them a waiver last week.
Shows hoping for a Tonys boost include "Kimberly Akimbo," "Some Like It Hot," and "Leopoldstadt."
The highly unusual move has tongues wagging along the Great White Way.
"The Tonys are hanging on by fingernails," said a source familiar with the turmoil. "It's a mess."
Malkovich. Malkovich. Malkovich.
Hook it up for mom for once.
Here's how to come on down.
This might be the only way to see an 'SNL'er' live for a while.
Get "Shucked" on Broadway and thank us later.
Make sure you're in the know come Tony time.
The 76-year-old ceremony honoring Broadway is, like most of this season, looking smaller than usual.
The Doctor is in.
The final musical of the Broadway season, I'm sorry to say, is not a victory for the home team.
Prestige TV stars are hitting the stage this summer.
Recalling the past, via an afternoon on a sun-bathed, screened-in porch with two fabulous actresses.
Start spreading the news.
Sean Hayes takes on the role of Oscar Levant, the virtuoso piano player, in this mostly unsatisfying dramedy.
Witness the emergence of an extraordinary new stage talent.Â
Live from (insert your town), it's Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.
It's time to feel the love live tonight.
"It's their loss! I don't know what else to say. I so wanted to be in it!" LuPone said.
You better rush to see the 'Rush Hour' star live.
The happily hyperactive comedy provides missteps and mayhem.