Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson co-hosted the fundraising event October 14.

James is again Tony nominated for her performance as Ida B. Wells in the Suffragist musical.

Set in the years leading up to the 19th amendment, Suffs explores the Women's Suffrage movement's victories and failures.

Lynn Nottage, Denis O'Hare, Justin David Sullivan, Jessica Hecht, and more attended the Will Davis-directed Signature production.

The new musical centers on the women who fought for the right to vote in America.

Check out the full company in this preview presentation, which includes two songs new to the Broadway production.

The three-time Tony recipient passed away January 30 at the age of 91.

The evening celebrated the indelible mark that Black culture has had and continues to have on Broadway.

Melissa Etheridge, J. Harrison Ghee, Lillias White, and more are set to make appearances.

The evening will also feature performances by Broadway stars in celebration of Black culture's impact on the industry.

The star-studded event will celebrate the mark that Black culture has had and continues to have on Broadway.

Some of the highlights from the 76th Annual Tony Awards, presented June 11 from United Palace in Washington Heights.

The Rent star shares Larson’s impact on his life and his upcoming solo show, and why he thinks his late friend would have been a Star Trek fan.

The four-time Tony-winning actor and writer is featured along with Michael R. Jackson, Jacquel Spivey, and more in Pride of Stage and Screen, airing on MSNBC June 26.

Original cast members from Broadway's Spring Awakening will also be on hand for the June 12 ceremony.

Company and Thoughts of a Colored Man were named winners of this year's GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Broadway Production.

The annual ceremony also featured a performance by Oscar winner and 2022 Tony host Ariana DeBose.

The ceremony will also feature Pulitzer Prize-winning A Strange Loop creator Michael R. Jackson.

The ceremony will also feature Peppermint, Anthony Rapp, Cynthia Nixon, Amber Tamblyn, Wilson Cruz, and more.

Some of Broadway's biggest names are sharing their support of the LGBTQ+ community.