The 2023-2024 Broadway season has officially come to a close now that the Tony Awards have been handed out — and 10 of the awarded shows are still running on the Great White Way right now.
“Stereophonic” was the night’s biggest winner, nabbing five awards (of a record-setting 13 nominations) including Best Play, while “The Outsiders” took home Best Musical.
At the time of publication, both shows are running for the foreseeable future; “Stereophonic” has the John Golden Theatre booked until January 2025 and “The Outsiders” doesn’t have an end date at the Jacobs Theatre in sight.
And if watching the lively performances during the Tonys telecast make you want to catch a show live in person, you’re in luck.
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That includes catching Tony winners Daniel Radcliffe in “Merrily We Roll Along” and Jeremy Strong in “An Enemy Of The People” live onstage (both which close very soon).
With that, ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to head to the theater district; let’s see a Tony-winning Broadway show.
‘Stereophonic’
John Golden Theater through Jan. 5, 2025
What is it about?
It’s 1976 and an unnamed up-and-coming rock band is recording their second album. The play follows them through the ups and downs of writing and recording the music that could make or break their careers.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Play (David Adjmi), Best Direction of a Play (Daniel Aukin), Best Featured Actor in a Play (Will Brill), Best Sound Design of a Play (Ryan Rumery), Best Scenic Design of a Play (David Zinn).
What is it about?
Sondheim’s infamous flop-turned-triumph follows songwriter Frank, lyricist Charley, and writer Mary over 20 tumultuous years as friends — in reverse chronological order.”
What Tonys did it win?
Best Revival of a Musical, Best Lead Actor in a Musical (Jonathan Groff), Best Featured Actor in a Musical (Daniel Radcliffe), Best Orchestrations (Jonathan Tunick).
What is it about?
Based on S.E. Hinton’s 1967 novel (and the subsequent 1983 film adaptation), “The Outsiders” follows the conflict between two rival gangs in Tulsa, Oklahoma, told through the point-of-view of 14 year-old Ponyboy Curtis.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Musical, Best Direction of a Musical (Danya Taymor), Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Hana S. Kim and Brian MacDevitt), Best Sound Design of a Musical (Cody Spencer).
What is it about?
The Lafayette family returns to their late father’s home to settle his estate — and all of them arrive with different motives, some more selfish than others. As the weekend goes on, secrets come to light, old resentments are renewed, and the family is forced to face their pasts.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Revival of a Play (Branden Jacobs-Jenkins), Best Lead Actress in a Play (Sarah Paulson), Best Lighting Design of a Play (Jane Cox).
What is it about?
The Alicia Keys-penned jukebox musical is a semi-autobiographical retelling of Keys’ upbringing in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan in the ’90s.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Lead Actress in a Musical (Maleah Joi Moon), Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Kecia Lewis).
What is it about?
“Suffs” is based on the real historical events of the women’s suffrage movement leading up to the 19th Amendment’s ratification giving some women (primarily white women) the right to vote.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Original Score (Shaina Taub), Best Book of a Musical (Shaina Taub).
‘Illinoise’
St. James Theater through Aug. 10
What is it about?
A coming-of-age tale set to Sufjan Stevens’ 2005 album “Illinois,” the musical is primarily told through the language of dance. A group of friends gather around a campfire to share deeply personal stories, inspiring Henry to share his own powerful and heartbreaking story of first love.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Choreography (Justin Peck).
What is it about?
Small town doctor Thomas Stockmann discovers the town’s water supply is contaminated with bacteria and tries to expose that truth to the public, but is punished for it by others, including his brother Peter, the mayor (played by “The Sopranos’ Michael Imperioli).
What Tonys did it win?
Best Lead Actor in a Play (Jeremy Strong).
What is it about?
In the words of the musical’s Clifford Bradshaw, “There was a cabaret and there was a Master of Cerеmonies, and there was a city callеd Berlin in a country called Germany. It was the end of the world…”
What Tonys did it win?
Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Tom Scutt).
What is it about?
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic tale of the American Dream finally hits the Broadway stage in this glitzy and glamorous production.
What Tonys did it win?
Best Costume Design of a Musical (Linda Cho).
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