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‘American in Paris,’‘Fun Home’ Lead Tony Nominations With 12 Each
http://media.newyork.cbslocal.com/CBSNY_20150428174430390AA.mp4 NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) – Theater fans, rejoice. The 2015 Tony Award nominations were revealed Tuesday morning. Mary-Louise Parker and...
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Getting To Know Kristin Chenoweth & Alan Cumming 2015 Tony Awards Hosts
It’s that time of year again: Actresses are picking out their best gowns, actors are seeking out the perfect tuxedos and the red carpet is ready for as much glamour and pizazz as the stars of Broadway...
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Best New Stars On Broadway 2015
It’s always exciting to see returning favorites get nominated for a Tony Award. However, it’s even more exciting when new stars achieve those life-long dreams and receive Tony nominations for their...
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2015 Tony Award Nominations: Best Play
The 2015 Tony Award for Best Play could go in one of four very different directions. From a gripping historical drama that is actually two plays performed in repertory to a modern adaptation of a New...
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2015 Tony Award Nominations: Best Musical
The Best Musical category for this year’s Tony Awards is filled with four very deserving shows. All four feature fantastic scores and brilliant books, and each has its own unique statement and story...
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Why Beth Malone Should Win The Tony
The new musical “Fun Home” is notable for several reasons. It’s the first musical adapted from a graphic memoir, it’s the first major musical that explores the life of a lesbian, and it has been...
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Why Alex Sharp Should Win The Tony
It’s not often that an actor making his Broadway debut takes home the Tony for Best Actor in a Play, and very few actors have ever managed to take home that honor. Several very impressive actors are up...
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A Look At The Youngest And Oldest Tony Award Nominees
The 2015 Tony Award nominations include several very exciting nominations. Among them, 82-year-old Broadway legend Chita Rivera, who is nominated for her role in Terence McNally’s “The Visit,” and...
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Win Or Not, Tony-Nominee Brian d’Arcy James Feels Victorious
NEW YORK (AP) — Brian d’Arcy James throws some serious shade at William Shakespeare in the Tony-nominated musical “Something Rotten.” And it has paid off, nicely. Playing the great Bard’s fictional...
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