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The summer is winding down, which means another season of mid-Michigan theater is firing up. From professional productions to community musicals — and from student plays to Broadway tours — the Lansing theater scene has an array of offerings starting this month. 

All audiences attending town council meetings in Big Cherry — that is, Broadway performances of The Minutes — will still be required to wear masks in the theatre for the rest of the show's Broadway run. This announcement comes after the Broadway League made audience masking optional at Broadway theatres beginning July 1.

From new Tony Award winners like “A Strange Loop” to long-running crowd-pleasers, a rundown of everything you need to know.

The Tony Awards celebrate the best of Broadway theatre each year, so be sure to get tickets to the most awarded plays and musicals of the season.

NEW YORK (AP) — Playwright and actor Tracy Letts was inspired to write his latest Tony Award-nominated play while watching one of those old black-and-white Frankenstein movies. It wasn't the hideous monster or its wide-eyed creator that drew his attention.

The "Schitts Creek" star talked to Newsweek about playing an outsider in town politics whos more concerned with societys safety of than his own.

This year's awards, hosted by Ariana DeBose, will take place on June 12 at Radio City Music Hall.

The author of August: Osage County returns to Broadway with a play about small-town government.

If you set out to imagine the dullest possible setting for a play, you might come up with something much like the one Tracy Letts puts before you in &

NEW YORK — When I first saw Tracy Letts’ “The Minutes” in 2017 in Chicago, director Anna D. Shapiro’s sizzling Steppenwolf Theatre production felt like a takedown of Donald Trump’s