
The Tony Award-nominated director and co-writer of the Titanic parody musical has shepherded it from a small L.A. concert production to a global splash hit.
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The Tony Award-nominated director and co-writer of the Titanic parody musical has shepherded it from a small L.A. concert production to a global splash hit.

Titanique star, co-author, and producer Marla Mindelle is "beyond proud" for the show's four Tony Award nominations.

First-time Tony Award nominee Constantine Rousouli reflects on his big news for himself and the show, which he calls "our little engine that could."

Cinco Paul, who created, wrote, and scored the original TV show on Apple TV, is delighted by his Tony nominations for Schmigadoon!.

Nicholas Christopher has also been nominated for Drama League, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Awards for his performance in the Broadway revival.

The director and choreographer nabbed two nominations, just as he did last year for Death Becomes Her.

Kelli O'Hara is over the Paris moon (and down the stairs) about her Tony nomination for Fallen Angels.

Mark Strong and Lesley Manville are thrilled for their Tony nominations for Oedipus as a power couple — and more if you know the ancient Greek tragedy twist.

The Balusters, a comedy about an HOA, is a self-described departure from the Tony and Pulitzer-winning playwright’s previous work, but it is no less sharp.

The vampire star has been with the new musical for years and reflects on his Featured Actor Tony Award nomination.
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