The Best and Worst of the Tony Awards 2018
A look at the most memorable moments from this year’s ceremony celebrating Broadway.
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A look at the most memorable moments from this year’s ceremony celebrating Broadway.
By BEN BRANTLEY, JESSE GREEN, SCOTT HELLER and JOSHUA BARONE
The broadcast didn’t ignore the national unrest, but the show’s overall tone was ingratiating and its words restrained. Mr. De Niro changed that.
By MIKE HALE
The national television audience might not have heard it, but Mr. De Niro definitely said it.
By SOPAN DEB
At Radio City Music Hall, Melody Herzfeld said that receiving the excellence in theater education prize was a “defining moment” in her life.
By MAYA SALAM
“The Band’s Visit” won 10 awards, including best musical, and “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” won best play. Students from Parkland, Fla., gave a surprise performance.
By MICHAEL PAULSON
The stars of stage and, well, other stages, make a big fabulous entrance at the 2018 Tony Awards.
The Tony-nominated “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” actor traces his path from drama school to Broadway. (Silly photos included.)
It has been 25 years since “Angels in America” redefined what a play could be. With the epic masterwork on Broadway once more, New York Times theater critics took the opportunity to rank the best American plays of the last quarter-century.
Winner and losers keep the party going, on Broadway’s biggest night.
Mr. Stachel, who said he once concealed his Middle Eastern background, thanked the musical’s creators for telling a “story about Arabs and Israelis getting along.”
By MAYA SALAM
After winning a Tony for “Angels in America,” Andrew Garfield spoke about the recent Supreme Court decision in favor of a baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple.
By SOPAN DEB
At this year’s Tony Awards red carpet, we asked current and former nominees what they listen to before shows. Here’s what they said.
By JOSHUA BARONE
Ben Brantley and Jesse Green, the chief theater critics for The New York Times, along with Lorne Manly, an arts editor, discussed the 2018 Tony Awards. Read their analysis.