Nine-time Tony-winning actor/director Tommy Tune has put his Park Avenue South penthouse on the market—and Broadway fans don’t have to make an appointment to see the 12-foot ceilings, private roof terrace and marine blue floor in this loftlike space. New York magazine real estate reporter S. Jhoanna Robledo toured the chic apartment as part of her “Walk-Through ...

Speech! Speech! Knowing that live TV time is scarce during the Tony Awards ceremony, we posed a final “burning question” to this year’s nominees: Will you prepare an acceptance speech in advance? The answers ranged from a horrified “No, no, no” to the nominee who admits he’s been acting out his “thank yous” since childhood in front of ...

In 1999, Kristin Chenoweth had yet to play Glinda in Wicked or Olive on Pushing Daisies, but she was charming audiences on Broadway as sassy Sally Brown in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Here, with the help of Stanley Wayne Mathis' Schroeder, Chenoweth channels the spunky grade-schooler and lets us all in on her new philosophy, or we ...

Onstage, Sahr Ngaujah is a man of many words—or rather his character, political activist and Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, is, riffing on everything from the power of music to what the audience is drinking during performances at Fela!. Off-stage, however, Ngaujah is a deep man of few(er) words, who lets his style and surroundings speak for themselves. Shortly ...

Broadway.com’s third burning question for this year’s Tony nominees is a rather nosy one: How do you get red-carpet ready? Which nominee plans to buy a new tuxedo, and which one wears tennis shoes with everything, even on Tony night? Who preps for the ceremony with a bubble bath? Who’s going “Old Hollywood”? Who swears that ...

By the time the 2008 Tony Awards came around, the theater community was well aware of Lin-Manuel Miranda and his ability to freestyle rap about basically anything. So when the charming young composer of In the Heights was awarded the Tony for Best Score, it was only right that he used his talent to express his gratitude. Miranda emotionally took ...

Good news! It's time to bring y'all another exclusive music video from the Tony-nominated Broadway smash Memphis!

Following on the heels of our video for "Radio," we now bring you "Someday," a radio-ready hit that showcases Montego Glover, the multi-talented leading lady of Memphis, who is nominated for a Tony Award on June 13 (having already won the ...

What the heck is "Turkey Lurkey Time"? This novelty number by Burt Bacharach and Hal David became a highlight of the original 1968 production of Promises, Promises. Luckily for theater fans, the Tony-nominated choreography of Michael Bennett was preserved on that year's Tony telecast, which featured a stageful of scorching hot dancers (led by future Chorus Line star Donna ...

Over the years we’ve heard every kind of acceptance speech under the sun: impassioned (paging Ms. Alice Ripley), multiplied (original Billy Elliots Trent Kowalik, David Alvarez and Kiril Kulish, in stereo), teary (Karen Olivo), sardonic (Tracy Letts) and even rapped (thank you, Lin-Manuel Miranda). However, nothing could prepare us for the understated absurdity presented by 2008 Best Actor ...

In 2005, the race for the Best Featured Actor in a Musical race was pretty tight, but it's hard to imagine anyone complaining that the award ultimately went to Jersey Boys star Christian Hoff, who played bad-boy Tommy DeVito to almost eerie perfection. We have to admit, our reaction was similar to presenter Christine Ebersole, who let out an ...