2015 Tony Award Nominations: Best Musical
Four new musicals are up for one of the biggest awards of the night. Which one will take home the coveted Tony Award for Best Musical?
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Four new musicals are up for one of the biggest awards of the night. Which one will take home the coveted Tony Award for Best Musical?
Four very different plays are nominated for the 2015 Tony for Best Play. Which play will take home the coveted award this year?
Producers who have created the Tony Awards show for the past 12 years will be given a "clean slate" and a mandate to update the "Kennedy Center Honors," marking a new direction for the CBS broadcast for the first time in nearly four decades.
There are so many new stars that have been honored in this year's Tony Award nominations. Here is a quick look at five new Broadway stars that are brightly shining.
Two well-known and beloved Broadway stars team up to host this year's Tony Awards. Kristin Chenoweth and Alan Cumming prepare to host Broadway's biggest night.
The musicals "An American in Paris" and "Fun Home" each received a leading 12 Tony Award nominations on Tuesday, showing two very different sides of this Broadway season.
This week an A-list comedian was critically injured, a southern chef planned a comeback, and an acclaimed Black actress passed away.
The "X-Men" star didn't wait long to radically change his look following his Tony Awards hosting stint...
Rising stars who deserve another look, including Hayward's own James Monroe Iglehart!
The lethal romp "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" got a lot of love at Sunday night's Tony Awards, nabbing the best new musical trophy on a night that also saw Audra McDonald make Broadway history, Bryan Cranston win as a rookie and four-time host Neil Patrick Harris get his own award.
This year's list of Tony nominees include big name TV stars taking on very different roles and stage veterans taking on new challenges. CBS New York's Dana Tyler sat down with some of this year's Tony nominees ahead of the big night.
Orlando Bloom, Barrett Foa, Jonathan Groff, T.I., LL COOL J, Samuel L. Jackson, Judith Light, Rosie O'Donnell and Patrick Wilson have been added to the star-studded lineup on "The 68th Annual Tony Awards."
"Beautiful -- The Carole King Musical" is about the legendary singer-songwriter, but it's also about growing up, says the Broadway actress who has earned a Tony Award nomination for playing King.
For nine years, Neil Patrick Harris played unabashed ladies' man Barney Stinson on the smash CBS comedy "How I Met Your Mother." His Broadway comeback role as Hedwig could not be more different.
Here's what to look forward to as the anticipation builds for performances at the 68th Annual Tony Awards.
From Patti LaBelle to Neil Patrick Harris, the stage at the 68th Annual Tony Awards will be packed with big stars and even bigger performances.
Hollywood and Broadway's brightest stars will take center stage at "The 68th Annual Tony Awards."
She is a household name these days, thanks to some incredible chart-topping performances, and Idina Menzel is one shining star that deserves to take home another Tony.
With his charming smile and effortless talent, James Monroe Iglehart was a natural selection to take on the role of The Genie in "Aladdin." Now, he deserves to take home the Tony too.
In 'All the Way', Bryan Cranston makes history and politics anything but boring.
From music to dancing, poetry to singing, After Midnight is an hour-and-a-half designed to mesmerize your ears and delight your eyes.
Joshua Henry is up for a Tony Award for the same role he played as a college sophomore.
Five reasons this murderously funny musical garnered an impressive 10 Tony Award nominations
"Aladdin" isn't the first Disney film to lead to a stage adaptation. Here are six other Disney hits that have been reinterpreted on Broadway.
There are so many returning favorites to the Broadway stage in 2014, and many of them have been nominated for their third, fourth or even sixth Tony Award. Here is a quick look at some of the best returning stars to Broadway this year.
