Ahead of Sunday's Tony Awards, here are a few of the women who have helped make Broadway more equitable and diverse this season.

The screen performers' union overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike ahead of a June 30 contract expiration.

The Some Like It Hot composers returned to where they first met 45 years ago to play and sing through some of their most beloved songs with some special friends.

Get an insider's look at the Almost Famous Original Broadway Cast Recording listening party.

After a stint in Los Angeles, the Tony winner is back with two shows: Sweeney Todd and The Light in the Piazza at New York City Center.

The actor-producer will be the first to speak to Tony winners backstage after they give their acceptance speeches.

The musical's "show before the show" series has been revived in support of this year's Best Musical and Best Revival of a Musical Tony nominees.

Broadway is basically one big Jodie Comer fan club.

The Obie-winning lighting designer is currently making his Broadway debut with the Tony-nominated revival of Camelot.

The prolific costume designer walks through his career, from his beginnings on Project Runway to how he didn't know much about Sweeney Todd before he signed on.

And now she’s a 2023 Tony nominee for directing Kimberly Akimbo.

They are one of the first non-binary actors to be nominated for a Tony Award. Their ethos: "You have to free yourself to see yourself.”

The designer explains how many cornstalks are on stage in Shucked and how he built a moving train for Some Like It Hot.

As always, Playbill will be live on Instagram to broadcast the performance for those who can't attend in person.

The theatre teacher will be celebrated at the 76th Annual Tony Awards June 11.

The jukebox musical is up for Broadway's top honor at this year's Tony Awards, along with Kimberly Akimbo; New York, New York; Shucked; and Some Like It Hot.

With just 12 days to go until the 2023 Tony Awards, the two & Juliet nominees performed the duet on Good Morning America.

Did you know there were 2 jukebox musicals this season? This and other numerical surprises from this Broadway season.

Annaleigh Ashford, Wendell Pierce, and other Tony nominees answer the question: Why is it special to be nominated for this production?

Stage manager Lisa Dawn Cave, TDF Executive Director Victoria Bailey, and accountant Robert Fried were bestowed with this year's Tony Honors.

The Cost of Living star is the first actor who's an amputee to be on Broadway, but she's ready for more accessibility

For Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, learn about the nine Tony nominees of Asian descent.

A number of Tony nominees are also Writers Guild of America members, including Tom Stoppard, Sara Bareilles, Amber Ruffin, and others.

The stars don't lie and they're helping us match you with this season's shows that are nominated at Broadway's biggest event.

The musical's "show before the show" series has been revived in support of this year's Best Musical and Best Revival of a Musical Tony nominees.