In the wake of the 2019 Tony Awards, we're taking a look at the Tony-winning shows and which prizes they took home June 9. Watch the roundup in the video above.
As previously reported, Hadestown led the pack with eight total wins including Best Musical. This year's Best Play winner, The Ferryman, trailed with four wins.
Beyond the two big winners, the 73rd annual ceremony saw a fair distribution of awards, with 10 other shows taking home trophies (four productions, The Cher Show, Tootsie, Ink, and Oklahoma!, won two awards each).
The 2010 animated movie musical is getting a re-do.
Written by Slater and Marshall Pailet, the Classic Stage Company production sees the Wicked film star taking on world famous mime Marcel Marceau.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit in response to the book ban.
Lisa Peterson will direct Claudia Shear's world premiere at the La Jolla Playhouse.
Previously known as the SAG Awards, the honors have rebranded for 2026.
The Library of Congress launches its yearlong America 250 celebration with a series of concerts and conversations about American music, all free and open to the public.
The new musical, based on the famed F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, continues at the Broadway Theatre.
The Tony-winning Disney musical arrives in Sacramento January 7.
Since 1990, the honors have grown to be the most visible annual LGBTQIA+ awards show in the world.
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