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The nominations for the 2024 Tony Awards were announced by Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Renée Elise Goldsberry on April 30. The ceremony honoring excellence in live Broadway theatre will take place on June 16 at Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater, with Ariana DeBose returning to host for the third time. Last year, DeBose had to ad-lib her lines due to the Writers Guild of America strike but still managed to deliver an unforgettable performance.

DeBose’s past experiences hosting award shows and facing online scrutiny for her BAFTAs opening number have influenced her approach to hosting this year’s Tony Awards. Despite facing criticism, DeBose continues to challenge herself and push past her fears. The complete list of nominees for this year’s Tony Awards includes categories like Best Musical, Best Performance by a Leading Actor/Actress in a Musical, Best Play, and more.

The nominees for Best Musical include “Hell’s Kitchen,” “Illinoise,” “The Outsiders,” “Suffs,” and “Water for Elephants.” The acting categories feature prominent names like Brian d’Arcy James, Eden Espinoza, Lesley Odom Jr., and Sarah Paulson. Choreography nominations include well-known names like Camille A. Brown and Justin Peck, while categories like Best Direction of a Musical and Best Scenic Design in a Play showcase the diverse talent in the industry.

The Tony Awards will also recognize the Best Revival of a Musical and a Play, with productions like “Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club,” “Gutenberg! The Musical!,” and “An Enemy of the People” receiving nominations. Categories like Best Lighting Design and Best Sound Design highlight the technical aspects of theater production, showcasing the contributions of behind-the-scenes talent.

With the 77th annual Tony Awards set to air on June 16, theater fans are eagerly anticipating the celebration of Broadway’s achievements. The diverse range of nominees across various categories reflects the thriving creativity and talent within the theater industry, and the ceremony promises to be a memorable night honoring the best of live Broadway theatre.

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