"I didn't feel right being in either category," the non-binary Broadway performer tells Playbill.

Broadway's biggest honors will be handed out June 11 at the United Palace Theatre in New York City.

The company has been at the helm of Broadway's big night out since 2003.

Find out when and where this year's honors will be handed out.

Peters spoke about the first time she met the late, Tony-winning composer and lyricist.

The Paradise Square performer appeared in the June 22 broadcast of the Today Show.

With a last-minute COVID diagnosis for Abby Mueller, Maedke stepped in to perform at Broadway's biggest night.

Sutton Foster, Ariana DeBose, Patti LuPone, and more stopped by Tony Awards automotive sponsor Cadillac for a special photo op.

Broadway favorites brought the drama from the stage to the red carpet for the biggest celebration of the year.

The party hosted by David Rockwell and Jason Pomeranc celebrated the winners of the 75th Annual Tony Awards.

From Patti LuPone to Andrew Garfield, to the original Broadway cast of Spring Awakening, check out this year's Tony arrivals.

With several shows winning one or two trophies, "Broadway's Biggest Night" didn't have a biggest winner this year.

See what this year's Tony winners had to say about their historic wins, artistic inspirations, and more.

Take a look at the institutes of higher learning where this year's Tony winners studied.

CBS saw a dramatic increase in the ratings with its June 12 broadcast of the annual ceremony.

The 75th Annual Tony Awards were a big (and historic) night for queer theatre makers, artists making their Broadway debuts, and more.

From thanks and dedications to running jokes and commentary on art, here's what this year's winners had to say.

Host Ariana DeBose also earned quite a few shout-outs for her work at the ceremony.

Whether you missed the live broadcast or you want to re-watch your favorite moments, we've got the details on how you can watch the June 12 ceremony.

The three-hour main ceremony was hosted by Oscar winner Ariana DeBose.

A look at some of the unexpected and history-making results of this year's ceremony.

From a theatre lover's dream opening number to some inspiring—and hilarious—acceptance speeches, we're looking at the most notable moments from the 75th Annual Tony Awards.

Ariana DeBose opened the show with a mashup of musicals for the event's 75th annual ceremony.

Elizabeth Grimes Droessler encouraged DeBose to pursue her interest in theatre.

The Dreamgirls performer became the second Black woman to have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony.