Awards were presented last night in 37 categories including outstanding actors, directors, designers, choreographers, musicians, productions and 4 visiting productions by the Boston Theater Critics Association at the 41st Annual Elliot Norton Awards ceremony, held at the Huntington Theatre in Boston.

A newly-reimagined North American tour of Beauty and the Beast will launch in June 2025.

The Wiz will relaunch on a National Tour in 2025.

Shucked is hitting the road next year and will be starting their tour in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Tony winning production of Parade to hit the road in 2025.

Broadway newcomer Nichelle Lewis will star as Dorothy in The Wiz's pre-Broadway tour starting this fall. She joins previously announced Wayne Brady, Alan Mingo, Jr., Deborah Cox, Melody A. Betts, Kyle Ramar Freeman, Phillip Johnson, and Avery Wilson.

Broadway's Funny Girl will go on a North American national tour, with principal casting finally announced.

Olivia Valli joins the latest episode of Sentimental Men, produced by Theatrely

The Wiz has found its Glinda and Aunt Em/Evillene in Deborah Cox and Melody A Betts, respectively. The Wizard of Oz retelling will begin a national tour in Baltimore before heading to Broadway.

The Broadway-bound The Wiz has found its Wiz! Wayne Brady and Alan Mingo Jr. will play the role, with Brady starring in Los Angeles and San Francisco before Broadway, and Mingo Jr. playing the role in the other cities across the country on tour.

The pre-Broadway national tour of The Wiz has found its Lion, Tin Man, and Scarecrow! The tour will commence in Baltimore before heading across the country, and eventually hitting Broadway in Spring 2024.

The eight-time Tony-nominated musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is heading on a national tour across the United States. Set to launch in early Spring 2025, the tour has yet to announce casting, dates, or cities, so stay tuned.

& Juliet will tour North America starting Fall 2024.

Kimberly Akimbo will launch a national tour in September 2024 at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.

The production will stop in over 25 different cities, including Providence and Charlotte. 

The Wicked tour star is the latest to appear on Theatrely’s Sentimental Men podcast. 

The star is the latest to appear on Theatrely’s Sentimental Men podcast. 

It’s time to pack your bags for Neverland! An all-new production of the Tony-winning classic Peter Pan will premiere at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in Saint Paul, MN this December before launching a national tour in February 2024 at the Hippodrome in Baltimore, MD. 

The Tony-winning revival is set to visit over 25 cities across the 2023-2024 theatrical season. 

No casting has been announced yet, but the musical will first open in Providence, Rhode Island. 

Tony winners Montego Glover, Stephanie J. Block, and Gavin Creel will reprise their Broadway roles, along with Sebastian Arcelus, Katy Geraghty, Kennedy Kanagawa, and more.

The beloved musical takes characters from The Wizard of Oz and centers the story in a celebration of Black culture.

Tina originally opened on November 7, 2019, and was nominated for 12 Tony Awards including Best Musical.

The musical, featuring songs by Bob Dylan, will travel across the U.S. next year. Earlier this week, the Broadway production scored seven 2022 Tony Award nominations.

Jacqueline Novak, creator and star of comedy show Get On Your Knees, discusses touring, Madonna, and her favorite emoji.

Check out what Courtney Reed, Conor Ryan, and more are packing ahead of hitting the road in Mouline Rouge! The Musical North American National Tour. Performances begin March 19 in Chicago.

Broadway favorite Norm Lewis will star in a North American tour of the 2020 Tony-winning revival of A Soldier’s Play. Kenny Leon will again direct the Roundabout production hitting the road.

We sent one of our critics to review the new national tour of Oklahoma! while it visited Chicago to see how the Tony-winning Broadway revival fares on the road.

I always get excited when I see Cassie Beck’s name appear in a program or pop up at the bottom of my screen when I’m watching some television. Beck has made a name for herself both here in New York and at regional theatres across the country as an actor’s actor. Last seen on Broadway in 2019’s The Rose Tattoo, many will remember her as creating the character of Aimee Blake in Stephen Karam’s The Humans. Now Beck is packing her bags once again as she heads out on the national tour of Heidi Schreck’s What The Constitution Means To Me. I caught up with Beck via Zoom from the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis to chat all about the national tour, looking up to her friend Heidi, and all the food joints she plans to stop by across America. Our conversation has been edited for length and clarity.