'A Strange Loop,' 'MJ' and 'Paradise Square' lead the 2022 Tony Award nominations
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"A Strange Loop," "MJ" and "The Lehman Trilogy" are among the top nominees for the 75th annual Tony Awards, which honor the best musicals and plays on Broadway. The winners will be announced June 12.
Broadway stars Adrienne Warren, who won a Tony for her incendiary performance as Tina Turner in "Tina," and three-time Tony nominee Joshua Henry announced the nominations on Monday.
Leading the nominations is "A Strange Loop" with 11, including one for best musical. The show, which follows an aspiring playwright and his dizzying, personified thoughts, won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for drama.
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