Broadway Black

30/06/2025

Taraji P. Henson is making her Broadway acting debut alongside Cedric the Entertainer in August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, directed by the legendary Debbie Allen. 🖤✨ Set for Spring 2026, this powerhouse team is bringing Wilson’s words back to Broadway in a revival you won’t want to miss. You know where to find more.

30/06/2025

A monumental collision of Black artistry is set for Broadway in Spring 2026, as Joe Turner’s Come and Gone returns under the helm of Debbie Allen, featuring powerhouse performers Taraji P. Henson and Cedric the Entertainer. Producer Brian Anthony Moreland has officially announced that Golden Globe winner and multi-award-nominated Taraji P. Henson and six-time NAACP Image Award winner Cedric the Entertainer…...

A monumental collision of Black artistry is set for Broadway in Spring 2026, as Joe Turner’s Come and Gone returns under the helm of Debbie Allen, featuring powerhouse performers Taraji P. Henson and Cedric the Entertainer. Producer Brian Anthony Moreland has officially announced that Golden Globe...

18/06/2025

Broadway is getting a grand finale worthy of the history books: Billy Porter and Marisha Wallace are taking over Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club for the final 13 weeks of its groundbreaking run. Fresh from their explosive London performances, the duo will bring fire, flair, and Black brilliance to the August Wilson Theatre starting July 22.

This isn’t just a revival—it’s a reflection of the times. And with these two at the helm? You will want to be in the room.

The curtain is rising on a grand finale you won’t want to miss. Emmy, GRAMMY, and three-time Tony Award winner Billy Porter and West End powerhouse Marisha Wallace are heading to Broadway’s Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club this summer—for the final 13 weeks of the critically acclaimed revival. Perf...

18/06/2025

Breaking News: Billy Porter & Marisha Wallace are stepping into Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club for the final 13 weeks of its Broadway run — and baby, it’s about to be electric. ⚡️

Fresh off their show-stopping West End performances, the Emmy, GRAMMY & Tony-winning Porter joins Olivier-nominated Wallace for a grand finale you don’t want to miss. 🖤

This isn’t just theatre — it’s a warning wrapped in sequins. Will we listen this time?

📍 Cabaret at the August Wilson Theatre
📅 July 22 – Oct 19
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10/06/2025

Jasmine Cephas Jones glided onto the Tonys red carpet with elegance, edge, and that undeniable glow. A vision in motion—proving once again, she’s always in her main character era. 🎭✨

10/06/2025

Ephraim Sykes didn’t just show up—he styled up. One of my favorite looks of the night: streetwear meets red carpet, and he made it look effortless. In formal streetwear, Ephraim reminded us that fashion doesn’t have to play it safe. One of the night’s standout looks, hands down. 🔥

09/06/2025

A night to remember—and we’ve got the receipts. 🖤✨ Honored to capture these powerful moments of Black excellence. Snapped by the elevator, but these moments? Sky high. Caught the glow of Black Tony Award winners fresh off their wins in the media room—unfiltered Black brilliance at its finest.📷:

09/06/2025

When you see on the red carpet! Nicholas Christopher spotted Broadway Black on the red carpet and lit up like an overture at curtain call 🎭✨ The Hamilton alum is heading back to Broadway in the upcoming revival of Chess, joining forces with two powerhouse co-stars. A king’s move, indeed. 👑♟️
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More Black Broadway brilliance from the Tonys coming your way soon—stay locked in for all the moments you need to see.

09/06/2025

🏆 Branden Jacobs‑Jenkins makes history—first Black playwright since August Wilson in 1987 to win the Tony for Best Play with Purpose, and back‑to‑back Tony winner after last year’s Appropriate won Best Revival. From Pulitzer Prize to Broadway’s top honor, he’s reshaping American theatre. 🎭👏

09/06/2025

🎉 Natalie Venetia Belcon just won the Tony for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for Buena Vista Social Club—and baby, she earned it! From Fresh Prince to the Broadway stage, her presence is powerful, her talent undeniable, and her flowers long overdue. 🌺🔥

09/06/2025

🎉 Kara Young just made history tonight! 🎭 Winning the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for Purpose, she’s not only thrilling audiences—she’s the first Black performer ever to win back‑to‑back Tonys! 🇺🇸✨ Her fearless, heart-wrenching portrayal of Aziza is changing the game. Congratulations, Kara! 👑

09/06/2025

Wait a minute… Natalie Venetia Belcon just lit up the Tonys with Buena Vista Social Club—and I just clocked she was in that iconic Fresh Prince episode?! A legend hiding in plain sight this whole time! 🔥🎭🎶 Swipe to see pictures from the episode.
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Natalie Venetia Belcon appeared as Jo Ann Morgan in Season 4, Episode 5, titled “It’s Better to Have Loved and Lost It…” of The Fresh Prince of Bel‑Air. The episode originally aired on October 11, 1993, and featured her as Carlton’s college love interest who turns out to be married to the dean 
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So yes—same unforgettable performer lighting up The Tony Awards stage with Buena Vista Social Club. 🎭