The most Tony-nominated play in Broadway history will conclude its run July 15.
The revival of Tony Kushner’s two-part epic Angels in America holds the record for the most Tony-nominated production of a play in Broadway history with 11 nominations, winning Best Revival of a Play as well as awards for Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane. The production officially opened at Broadway’s Neil Simon Theatre March 25.
Directed by Tony Award winner Marianne Elliott (War Horse), the new production of Angels in America opened to critical acclaim at the National Theatre in May 2017 before transferring over to the Great White Way.
The two-part epic will end its historic run July 15.
Follow through the photo timeline of Angels in America on Broadway below:
Take A Look Through the Photo Timeline on Angels in America on Broadway
Take A Look Through the Photo Timeline on Angels in America on Broadway
The most Tony-nominated play in Broadway history will conclude its run July 15.
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May 4, 2017: Angels in America opens on the West End.
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September 7, 2017: It's announced that the National Theatre production of Tony Kushner’s landmark play Angels in America would transfer to Broadway.
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Angels in America at the Neil Simon Theatre.
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The set design for Angels in America at the Neil Simon Theatre.
January 12, 2018: The cast and creatives of Angels in America, convene for a meet and greet as they get ready for the National Theatre production's New York bow.
January 12, 2018: The cast and creatives of Angels in America, convene for a meet and greet as they get ready for the National Theatre production's New York bow.
January 12, 2018: The cast begins rehearsals for Broadway.
February 23, 2018: The production begins previews on Broadway.
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March 6, 2018: The London production receives Olivier Nominations for actors Andrew Garfield, Denise Gough, and James McArdle as well as director Marianne Elliott, lighting designer Paule Constable, and Best Revival.
Olivier Awards
The Marianne Elliott-helmed staging earned an Olivier Award for its National Theatre run in London before transferring to Broadway, winning the 2018 Tony for Best Revival of a Play.
