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Sarah Paulson and Wendell Pierce will announce this year's nominees for Broadway's top honors beginning at 8:30 AM ET.

The new play by Colman Domingo and Patricia McGregor stars Dulé Hill at New York Theatre Workshop.

The Tony nominee offers some tantalizing hints about what's next in her career.

Elizabeth Marvel stars as a visionary fashion photographer coming to terms with the power of her own gaze.

Luigi the Musical will premiere in San Francisco at the Taylor Street Theater.

The Kimberly Akimbo alum is succeeding Elizabeth Stanley, who is departing due to a scheduling conflict.

The new Off-Broadway musical is written by Michael Breslin and Patrick Foley.

The event will feature Jamie Lloyd, Nicole Scherzinger, Tom Francis, Grace Hodgett Young, and David Thaxton.

The Tony winner also chats about her two new films and upcoming Joe's Pub concerts, and shares a rare recording.

The musical starred Jim Dale and Glenn Close as the famed showman and his wife.

Leading the fundraisers were Broadway's Sunset Blvd. and Good Night, and Good Luck.

Due to the expansive nature of Off-Broadway, this list is not comprehensive.

Andy Karl, Gabrielle Elisabeth, Bradley Dean, and more will star in the invitation-only presentations.

Long-time company member Justin Wirick has led and performed in 45 benefits for the fundraising organization.

Norm Lewis, Frank DiLella, and Rocco Vertuccio announced nominations for the Off-Broadway and Broadway honors April 30.

The awards celebrate student performers from 80 high schools throughout the Greater New York region.

Kenneth Ferrone will direct the Vietnam War-set production, which features rock tunes of the era.

The annual event is being held in Bloomington, Indiana, June 22–27.

The Playbill with the new special cover will be available throughout the month of May at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre.