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James Dean at the Tony Awards

As the award season for Broadway comes to an end, let’s take a look back on past Tony Award winners, specifically those who have worked with...
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2011 Tony Awards round-up: The winners, part 2

After several winners had already been announced, Patrick Wilson, who appeared on Broadway recently in All My Sons, presented the Tony Award for...
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2011 Tony Awards round-up: The winners, part 1

Broadway’s most celebrated night of the year took place last night on CBS. The 65th Annual Tony Awards were presented at the Beacon Theatre...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The actresses in a featured role

While James Dean was performing in The Immoralist on Broadway in 1954, his East of Eden costar, Jo Van Fleet, won the Tony Award for Best...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The actors in a featured role

While James Dean was performing in his first Broadway role in See the Jaguar in 1952, the winner of the Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The actresses in a leading role

While Dean was performing in his first Broadway role in See the Jaguar, his East of Eden costar, Julie Harris, was winning the 1952 Tony Award for...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The actors in a leading role

James Dean was never nominated for a Tony Award during his brief time on Broadway, but he was nominated for Oscars. He was nominated for Best Actor...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The revivals

According to Broadwayworld.com, James Dean's second Broadway show, The Immoralist, was revived Off-Broadway in 1963. His first Broadway show,...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The musicals

Although James Dean's Broadway career did not include any musicals, his final film Giant, has been turned into a stage musical. The new musical...
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Journey to the 2011 Tony Awards: The plays

Before James Dean made it big on the silver screen, he briefly shared his talents on Broadway in See the Jaguar (1952)and The Immoralist (1954)...
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