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Broadway Has Found Its Gen Z Audience — by Telling Gen Z Stories

  • The 2025 Dorian Theater Awards announced winners on June 2 in New York, honoring Broadway and Off-Broadway productions from the 2024-2025 season.
  • The awards, presented by GALECA, recognize outstanding stage works including LGBTQ-themed and mainstream shows across multiple categories.
  • Notable winners include Kimberly Belflower's drama John Proctor Is the Villain with three awards, Cats: The Jellicle Ball as the top Off-Broadway revival also with three awards, and Eureka Day for Outstanding Play Revival.
  • GALECA co-chair Sam Eckmann expressed great pride in the contributions of the organization's theater journalists, who have highlighted boldly creative works through this year’s awards.
  • The awards highlight both revivals that reexamine classic material and new works resonating deeply with audiences, suggesting a vibrant, evolving theater landscape during Pride month.
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Broadway.com broke the news in on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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