Premium Content:

Nathan Lane, Andrew Garfield pick up Tonys for Angels In America

The 72nd Annual Tony Awards are currently under way, celebrating the best of Broadway at New York’s Radio City Music Hall.

- Advertisement -

Actors Nathan Lane and Andrew Garfield have both collected trophies early in the evening for their roles in Tony Kushner’s stirring exploration of queer life and the impact of HIV in the 1980s – Angels In America.

Garfield was awarded Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play for his portrayal of Prior Walter, while Lane has picked up his third acting Tony for his part as Roy Cohn.

Others celebrating include Roseanne’s Laurie Metcalf for Edward Albee’s Three Tall Women, director John Tiffany for his work on Harry Potter and the Cused Child, Parts One and Two, and choreographer Justin Peck for Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel.

Triple threat Chita Rivera and the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber will both be honoured during the ceremony with Lifetime Achievement awards, while Bruce Springsteen and actor John Leguizamo will take home special Tonys for their smash-hit show, Springsteen on Broadway.

You can watch the awards on Foxtel Arts now.

Latest

‘The Almighty Sometimes’ explores mental health via engagaing performances

A powerful and nuanced production of The Almighty Sometimes explores mental health, family, and identity through strong performances.

Protests and counter-protests over transgender inclusion set for Perth this weekend

Rallies in Perth and other cities follow a Federal Court ruling on the Sex Discrimination Act, with opposing groups planning simultaneous protests on 4 July.

Governor General brushes off calls for her to abandon Equality Australia

Governor-General Sam Mostyn rejects calls to step down as Equality Australia patron amid criticism from Family First over perceived political alignment.

11 queens to face off in ‘Drag Race Mexico: Latina Royale’

The international Drag Race franchise continues to grow, with an all new spin-off series coming this July.

Newsletter

Don't miss

‘The Almighty Sometimes’ explores mental health via engagaing performances

A powerful and nuanced production of The Almighty Sometimes explores mental health, family, and identity through strong performances.

Protests and counter-protests over transgender inclusion set for Perth this weekend

Rallies in Perth and other cities follow a Federal Court ruling on the Sex Discrimination Act, with opposing groups planning simultaneous protests on 4 July.

Governor General brushes off calls for her to abandon Equality Australia

Governor-General Sam Mostyn rejects calls to step down as Equality Australia patron amid criticism from Family First over perceived political alignment.

11 queens to face off in ‘Drag Race Mexico: Latina Royale’

The international Drag Race franchise continues to grow, with an all new spin-off series coming this July.

Indoor winter carnival Ready, Set, Ride! coming to PCEC this July

Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre is hosting a massive indoor carnival for the whole family during the July school holidays.

‘The Almighty Sometimes’ explores mental health via engagaing performances

A powerful and nuanced production of The Almighty Sometimes explores mental health, family, and identity through strong performances.

Protests and counter-protests over transgender inclusion set for Perth this weekend

Rallies in Perth and other cities follow a Federal Court ruling on the Sex Discrimination Act, with opposing groups planning simultaneous protests on 4 July.

Governor General brushes off calls for her to abandon Equality Australia

Governor-General Sam Mostyn rejects calls to step down as Equality Australia patron amid criticism from Family First over perceived political alignment.