With the many entertainment choices New York City has to offer, it can be difficult to make a choice. In this special Tony’s prediction edition of “On Stage,” host Frank DiLella is joined by a panel of industry experts — including Johnny Oleksinski of the New York Post, Julie James of SiriusXM and Chris Murphy of Vanity Fair — to share their 2026 Tony favorites.
“Becky Shaw”
New York Post entertainment critic Johnny Oleksinski picks the play “Becky Shaw,” saying it has “wicked, vicious comedy and an ace performance from Alden Ehrenreich.” The dark comedy continues its run at Second Stage Theatre.
For tickets, visit 2st.com.
“The Lost Boys”
Program director and host of Sirius XM’s “On Broadway” Julie James’ choice is “The Lost Boys.” Actress Shoshana Bean is “giving an incredible performance. It’s her third Tony nomination and she may very well take that trophy home,” James said.
For tickets, go to lostboysmusical.com.
“Fallen Angels”
Vanity Fair staff writer Chris Murphy’s pick is the play “Fallen Angels” starring Kelly O’Hara and Rose Byrne. “I mean, they play two drunk, horny, broads in a Noal Coward play. What’s not to love?” Murphy said.
For tickets, head to roundabouttheatre.org