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The musical will play its final performance June 28, after opening in fall 2024.
The achievement has become increasingly rare among Broadway musicals.
Ross takes over the role after Mariska Hargitay and Daniel Radcliffe.
The artwork is part of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago's "Dancing the Revolution: From Dancehall to Reggaetón" exhibition.
The annual London fundraiser is celebrating the 25th Serpentine Pavilion by the Mexico City-based LANZA atelier.
The Eugene O'Neill Theatre, home to the Tony-winning musical, caught fire on May 4 and has remained closed since.
The stage adaptation of the horror franchise begins previews on Aug. 14, with an official opening night on Sept. 15 at the August Wilson Theatre.
'Dare to Be Stupid: The Weird Al Musical' will feature songs by the five-time Grammy winner.
Ehrenreich received a Tony nomination for his role in Gina Gionfriddo’s 'Becky Shaw.'
She worked in plays written by Noël Coward, Wendy Wasserstein, Lillian Hellman, Neil Simon, Tennessee Williams, Edward Albee and Jon Robin Baitz.
In this season’s must-see Broadway revival, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s feline musical has been joyously reborn as a voguing competition, giving the queer art of ballroom — and many of its l…
However, the production said performances are "anticipated to resume" in the coming weeks.
Byrne received a Tony nod for her role as the "unhinged" Jane in the revival of Noël Coward’s comedy 'Fallen Angels.'
CEO Josh D’Amaro said the company will continue to invest in existing franchises, as well as work to “take creative risks to build brand new ones."
The one-man play recouped its $5.75 million last week after opening March 12.
The Tony nominations Tuesday can make or break the fate of several shows, while Rudolph seems poised for a breakout run in her Broadway debut.
The performer has played the "My Heart Will Go On" singer in the musical parody for a decade and now says, "I can switch into her so fast that it scares people."
Roth wore a custom Robert Wun piece inspired in part by 'Pygmalion and Galatea,' by Jean-Léon Gérôme in which the sculptor kisses his sculpture as it comes to life.
Her nomination for 'Marjorie Prime' also marks her first Tony Award nom.
Other notable omissions from Tuesday's nominations include 'Beaches, The Musical,' the Kristin Chenoweth-led 'Queen of Versailles' and 'Fear of 13' stars Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson.
The powerhouse Broadway and Hollywood producer had largely stepped away from the industry after claims of bullying and abusive behavior toward employees in a 2021 Hollywood Reporter exposé.
'Titanique' and 'Two Strangers' were also nominated for best musical, while 'Balusters,' 'Giant,' 'Liberation' and 'Little Bear Ridge Road' are up for best play.
Darren Criss, who won his first trophy last year for 'Maybe Happy Ending,' will co-host the Tuesday morning announcement alongside 'The Residence' star and Tony nominee Uzo Aduba.
The play, written by Bess Wohl, ran on Broadway from October through February.
The union says the institution has eliminated 25 workers across several departments and has said it will not replace them even when the center reopens.
