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Five actors — Fina Strazza, Morgan Scott, Maggie Kuntz, Amalia Yoo, and Molly Griggs — dish on the Crucible-inspired, seven-time Tony-nominated new play.
The actress, who plays real Cuban icon Omara Portuondo, has been nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical.
The actor plays Joe Gillis to Nicole Scherzinger's Norma Desmond in Jamie Lloyd’s stylish cinematic revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
The folk rock musical received seven nominations including Best Musical, as well as nods for its book, score, and actors Andrew Durand, Jeb Brown, and Julia Knitel.
Scherzinger makes her Broadway debut in the cinematic musical revival, and she's up for Best Actress after winning that title at the Olivier Awards for her performance in London.
The actor previously won an Olivier Award for his performance as secretary Hester Leggett in the London production of the Best Musical-nominated comedy.
The young actor made his stage debut in the play's London premiere, and he now makes his Broadway debut reprising the role of troubled, supernatural teen Henry Creel.
Don't say yes until he's finished talking! Bergasse, who also choreographed the original TV show, is thrilled to represent the joyful Smash musical this season.
The Succession star, who previously won an Olivier Award for her solo performance in this show in London, is now up for Best Actress for her Broadway debut.
Landau is the director and co-creator of both musicals now on stage this spring, one a new, original show and one a revival of a 30-year-old piece.
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