See Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Frankie Grande, L Morgan Lee, More Ride the Playbill Pride Float at the NYC Pride Parade | Playbill

Playbill Pride See Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Frankie Grande, L Morgan Lee, More Ride the Playbill Pride Float at the NYC Pride Parade

The annual event was the culmination of Playbill's second annual Pride in Times Square.

L Morgan Lee and Antwayn Hopper aboard Playbill's Pride float Heather Gershonowitz

Happy Pride! Playbill was featured in the NYC Pride March for the second consecutive year with a special Pride float decorated with Pride-themed Playbill covers, a suspended, holographic disco ball, and more.

Participating stars in this year's celebration included Andrew Keenan-Bolger, Frankie Grande, L Morgan Lee, Mary Kate Morrissey, Antwayn Hopper, Anthony Lee Medina, Kimber Elayne Sprawl, and many, many more.

Check out photos of the celebration below!

Photos: Playbill Joins The 2023 NYC Pride March

The Playbill Pride float was the culmination of Playbill and Times Square Alliance's second annual Pride in Times Square, which gathered stage and screen stars, Broadway shows, LGBTQIA+ non-profits, special Times Square business promotions, and more for a weekend-long event centered around NYC Pride weekend in Times Square between 45th and 47th streets—the heart of Broadway.

“Playbill is extremely proud to take part in this celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community,” said Playbill Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Alex Birsh in a previous statement. “We are always honored to change our iconic yellow design to the Pride Flag colors, celebrating this expansive and important community. And this year, we are even more proud to continue celebrating Pride in an even bigger way: a big party in Times Square, and our official Playbill Pride Float in the NYC Pride Parade. Playbill aims to be a leader in our community, and we look for this event to continue expanding our tradition of standing with and behind our LGBTQIA+ friends, family, and allies."

 
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