363 artists made their Broadway debuts this season—here's what a few of them had to say about their experience.

Ahead of Sunday's Tony Awards, here are a few of the women who have helped make Broadway more equitable and diverse this season.

Wendell Pierce led the celebration at the January 12 curtain call.

The stage-and-screen actor paid a visit to the Broadway revival in its final two weeks before closing.

Dr. Hayden is the first African American and woman to hold the position of Librarian of Congress.

Previews for the West End transfer of the Arthur Miller play began September 17 at the Hudson Theatre.

Miranda Cromwell directs the revival, a transfer from London's West End.

Wendell Pierce and Sharon D. Clarke will reprise their London performances as Willy and Linda Loman, respectively.

Sharon D. Clarke and Wendell Pierce will reprise their London performances as Linda and Willy Loman, respectively.

Sharon D. Clarke and Wendell Pierce will reprise their Olivier-nominated roles of Linda and Willy Loman, respectively.

As the curtain comes down on the 75th annual Tony Awards, here's what's set to take the stage next.

André De Shields and Khris Davis will co-star.

The event will be presented in-person and online.

Tune in for Alex Edelman's Just For Us on HBO, Ariana DeBose in Wish, and a slew of mysteries.

Acting couple Mandy Patinkin and Kathryn Grody hosted the ceremony at Sardi's.

The West End production of the Arthur Miller work will transfer this fall with London stars Wendell Pierce and Sharon D Clarke.

The production will star Wendell Pierce and 2022 Tony nominee Sharon D Clarke reprising their roles.