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From a vampire's surprise win to Cats' upset loss, here's a look at the jaw-dropping results of Broadway's biggest night.
The Lost Boys and Schmigadoon! lead with 12 nods including Best Musical, while Death of a Salesman tops all plays with nine nominations.
Gold Derby's resident Broadway experts share their picks for the marquee awards ahead of Sunday's ceremony.
The musical revival race is neck and neck, while Schmigadoon! leads for Best Musical and Liberation is the favorite for Best Play.
From Death of a Salesman to Ragtime, here are the Broadway shows we’re expecting to see in the winners circle on Sunday night.
Liberation's cast and creatives reveal the stories behind key moments in the acclaimed production, including a Star Trek II homage.
Tony nominees David Lindsay-Abaire and Richard Thomas break down the play's pivotal final scene.
The cast and creative team behind the Tony-contending vampire musical share the stories behind some of the show's most memorable moments.
Both actors are in Tony contention for their transformative performances in the latest revival of Richard O'Brien's beloved cult musical.
Her Pulitzer Prize-winning Liberation is the odds-on favorite to win, per the Gold Derby prediction data.
The Best Play race remains a toss-up as The Balusters and Giant tie for that prize.
Reading the tea leaves for which of the two Best Musical front-runners will triumph in this year's most competitive race.
Matt Wolpert and Ben Nedivi make it clear that no E.T. style aliens will be beaming down for the series finale.
The actor is up for a second Tony award for Every Brilliant Thing and is also in Emmy contention with The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins
The stars of the Tony-contending musical discuss their favorite moments from the show and how their onstage chemistry sparked.
The Tony-nominated actress describes her approach to portraying Linda Loman alongside Nathan Lane's Willy Loman.
The YouTube star turned musical theater sensation reveals how she took her Titanic parody from a supermarket basement to Broadway.
Director Ivy Meeropol on E. Jean Carroll's life before Trump, the documentary's difficult edit, and the deposition tapes that left audiences stunned.
A new film project plans to move ahead without life or song rights for the "Piano Man" singer.
The Emmy-winning actress and creator David J. Rosen explain origins of Apple TV series and how Episode 1 pulled off its key scene.
Executive producer Aseem Batra on getting the gang back together for a 10th season and finding the balance between heart and humor.
The executive producers also credit their stars Elizabeth Banks and Matthew Macfadyen with navigating a "challenging" shoot.
The executive producer credits the show's success to our collective need for community.
The performer already has a trio of statuettes on his shelf from his long Broadway carer.
The voting body of the awards group will grow to 500 members.
