Tony Award-winning organization AAPAC has released its latest visibility report.

The group will decide who's up for this year's top Broadway honors, set to be awarded June 8, 2025, at Radio City Music Hall.

The group meets monthly to decide policy for the Guild, a membership association of playwrights, librettists, composers, and lyricists writing for the stage.

Hannah Cruz, Andrew Durand, and Kecia Lewis are among this year's honorees.

Named for late Actor's Equity Association president Patrick Quinn, the award recognizes individuals who work to better the lives of actors and stage managers.

With a book and lyrics by Christine Toy Johnson and music by Cecilia Lin, the work adapts the novel The Lost Daughter of Happiness.

Catalyst Fellows will receive support as they work to imagine solutions to equity, social justice, and change in theatre.

The first episode, featuring composer Julianne Wick Davis and playwright Stephen Kaplan, is now available.

Featuring Mimi Bessette, Diana Huey, Mel Maghuyop, and Wade McCollum, the film takes place the day Hurricane Sandy made landfall on Staten Island.

The event was in support of the ongoing strike and the many playwrights who are WGA members.

Twenty-five theatre artists have joined the committee for the 2023-2024 Tony Awards season.

The series of readings will highlight six plays in development.

David Staller will direct Gingold Theatrical Group's reading next month at Symphony Space.

Bruce Johnson will direct the solo play with music.

The Guild's TALKBACK series will present a special episode about the 2022 Tony-nominated musical.

The new musical features a book and lyrics by Christine Toy Johnson with music and lyrics by Jason Ma.