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Memphis, the new musical that swept the board at this year's Tony Awards winning Best Musical, Best Original Score and Best Orchestration from its 8 nominations. Based on a story inspired by the legendary DJ Dewey Phillips, the musical explores what happens when a 1950's Memphis DJ with white listeners decides to play African-American music. Now showing at the Shubert Theater.

American Idiot, the new musical from Green Day is on Broadway at the St James Theater. The show features every track from the album, plus several new tunes from Green Day’s newest release, 21st Century Breakdown. With an on-stage band and a cast of 19, American Idiot will take you on an exhilarating journey borne along by Green Day’s electrifying songs.

The Addams Family They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky - and they're coming to Broadway. A dream cast including Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth takes on the quirky characters in a new and original Addams Family tale at the Lunt Fontanne Theater.

The acclaimed Off Broadway production of Fela! transferred to Broadway's Eugene O'Neill Theater in November and has been a smash hit with the critics with Ben Brantley of the New York Times describing it as" music that gets into your bloodstream, setting off vibrations you'll live with for days to come..." Directed by Bill T. Jones Fela! explores the extravagant, decadent and rebellious world of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti.

Billy Elliot Billy is still the name on everybody's lips. Billy Elliot, The Musical has captured Broadway's heart and has received 10 Tony Awards. Don't miss the heart warming tale of triumph over adversity of one young boy's dream to dance at the Imperial Theater.

La Bête will star Tony and Olivier Award winner Mark Rylance, Tony and Emmy Award winner David Hyde Pierce and BAFTA Award winner Joanna Lumley and will be directed by the multi award-winning Matthew Warchus at Music Box Theater from 23rd September.

Al Pacino brings his sensational performance as Shylock to the Broadway stage this Fall with the Public Theater's production of The Merchant of Venice, directed by Daniel Sullivan at the Broadhurst Theatre from 19th October 2010.

Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe brings his magic to the role of J. Pierrepont Finch, a go-getter who rises in the business world in this biting satire of corporate America. How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying opens at the Al Hirschfield Theatre from 26th February 2011.

At last the waiting is over, and after all the excitement of the most glamorous night on Broadway, best of the Broadway season were honored at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday, 14 June. A host of A-list actors turned out for the stage equivalent of the Oscars. The 2010 Tony Awards have officially been announced.

Red, John Logan's portrait of abstract-expressionist artist Mark Rothko, and Memphis, the story of showbiz aspirations and forbidden love in the Civil Rights era, were named Best Play and Best Musical, respectively.

The Tony for Best Revival of a Play went to the late August Wilson's drama Fences starring Denzel Washington (Tony for Best Actor Tony) and Viola Davis (Tony for Best Actress in a Play).

Best Revival of a Musical went to La Cage aux Folles starring Douglas Hodge (Tony for Best Actor in a Musical) and Kelsey Grammer.

To find out more click here to see the full listing of this year's winners.