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From left: Renée Elise Goldsberry, Leslie Odom Jr., Cynthia Erivo and Daveed Diggs.
From left: Renée Elise Goldsberry, Leslie Odom Jr., Cynthia Erivo and Daveed Diggs. Sara Krulwich/The New York Times
At the Tonys, Moments to Remember
Performers struck a balance between joy and sober reflection, with occasional flashes of humor, at the awards on Sunday night.
 
The Tony Awards
Tony Awards Hail 'Hamilton' and Denounce Hate
By MICHAEL PAULSON
The Tony Awards, as well as CBS, which broadcast the event, dedicated the ceremony to those affected by the shooting in Orlando, Fla.
Critic's Notebook
James Corden, center, the host of Tony Awards, surrounded by nominees onstage at the Beacon Theater, at the start of the evening.
A Polished Night of Selling Broadway, With Nods to a Tragedy
By MIKE HALE
The host, James Corden, began the show with a short tribute to the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla., and a salute to the inclusiveness of the theater world.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's Sonnet
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
When Mr. Miranda accepted his award for best score for "Hamilton" at the Tony Awards, he said he was too old to freestyle. He wrote a sonnet instead.
Tony Award Winners
By COMPILED BY ZACH WICHTER
A list of winners from the 70th annual Tony Awards.
 
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Reviews
Cush Jumbo (pedaling) as Katherina, and Gayle Rankin as her sister, Bianca, in the Shakespeare in the Park production of
Petruchio Is a Woman, and Courtship Is a Beauty Pageant, in This 'Taming of the Shrew'
By BEN BRANTLEY
Janet McTeer plays one disturbed dude in Phyllida Lloyd's all-woman production for Shakespeare in the Park.
Billy Carter, left, is Ian, a therapist, and Matthew Broderick is John, a widower haunted by his wife, in
'Shining City' Is Brighter With Matthew Broderick
By BEN BRANTLEY
Matthew Broderick is a man haunted by his wife's ghost and seeking help from a therapist whose life eerily mirrors his own in Conor McPherson's play.
Take a Ride on the Farce Train With Two From Ayckbourn
By BEN BRANTLEY
"Hero's Welcome" and "Confusions" run in repertory at 59E59 Theaters.
Owen Campbell and Elise Kibler in
'Indian Summer,' Toes in the Sand and Chemistry in the Air
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD
Two teenagers on a Rhode Island beach become attracted to each other despite an obvious obstacle in this comedic drama at Playwrights Horizon.
Nick Choksi, left, and Bianca Crudo of
Pun Like an Egyptian Comic Strip in 'The Tomb of King Tot'
By BEN BRANTLEY
A comic strip format is among the delights of this drama, part of the Summerworks festival of new plays by Clubbed Thumb at the Wild Project.
 
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Broadway News
Carmen Cusack in
'Bright Star,' by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, to Close on Broadway
By MICHAEL PAULSON
The musical, which has struggled to find an audience, will close June 26 after 30 previews and 109 regular performances.
'She Loves Me' to Be Streamed Live, a Broadway First
By ANDREW R. CHOW
The musical, which stars Laura Benanti, Zachary Levi and Jane Krakowski, was nominated for eight Tony Awards.
Simon McBurney in
For 'The Encounter,' Fasten Your Headphones Before Immersion
By MICHAEL PAULSON
Mr. McBurney's solo show, which is heading to the United States, is inspired by the novel "Amazon Beaming," about the mysticism of a Brazilian tribe.
 
Critics' Picks
From left, Mikaela Feely-Lehmann, KeiLyn Durrel Jones, Aaron Roman Weiner, Martin LaPlatney and Amelia McClain (in background) in
In 'Lone Star Spirits,' Haunting High School Memories
By NEIL GENZLINGER

From left, Heather Lind, Morgan Spector, Geneva Carr and Charlie Cox in the play
In 'Incognito,' the Brain Is Dramatic and Mysterious
By BEN BRANTLEY

Ato Blankson-Wood plays a gay son and a musician in
In 'The Total Bent,' a Father-Son Rift and a Sensational Score
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

Damon Daunno and Nabiyah Be in
'Hadestown' Reanimates a Well-Known Myth
By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

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