After this year’s Tony Awards, I had a lot of thoughts and they went beyond the Audra vs. Nicole Best Actress competition.

It was Broadway's biggest night, and "Maybe Happy Ending" ruled the day. The musical from Will Aronson and Hue Park took home six Tony Awards, including Best Musical.

Andrew Barth Feldman will replace Darren Criss in the Tony Award-winning musical Maybe Happy Ending.

Just In Time,' the biomusical about Bobby Darin starring Jonathan Groff, also hit the highest gross of its run last week.

Here are my top takeaways from a joyous Tony Awards. 1. Cynthia Erivo is funny. The producers used the comic timing of this year's host (and her miracle of a voice) to good effect.

Andrew Barth Feldman next Broadway role comes with a built-in love story, both on-stage and off! The actor will join the cast ...

Broadway finally got its groove back. The 2024-25 season was the highest-grossing season on record and the second-highest in terms of attendance. Hollywood A-listers, such as George Clooney in ...

The show is the fourth to announce an early closure in the recent weeks, after the shows struck out at the Tony Awards.

The Tony Awards Administration Committee has revealed the Nominating Committee for the 2025-2026 Broadway season. Learn more ...

The show is the sixth musical to announce a closing date since last month’s Tony Awards, reflecting financial challenges ...

That is hardly a surprise. The hit musical comedy won nine Tony Awards, grossed more than US $800 million, and sits at No. 14 ...

BroadwayWorld is saddened to report that Gary Smith, the Emmy-winning television producer whose credits included six Tony ...