Photo and Video Highlights of 2024 Black Theatre United Gala

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2024 AUDELCO Winners 

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Photos and Video: Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award winner André De Shields Performs at Central Scholarship Bureau's Centennial Gala

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​Broadwayworld: Exclusive: André De Shields Grand Marshals the NYC Village Halloween Parade

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ABCnews.com: André De Shields on his role as Hermes in Greek mythology podcast

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What's On Stage: André De Shields on Ballroom Cats and why London audiences would love it

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American Theatre:  A Eulogical Elegy With Rhyming Ululations in Remembrance of Ken Page

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NYTimes.com: Alicia Keys, LaChanze and Kristin Chenoweth Gather to Support Black Theater

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Page Six: Annette Bening and Alicia Keys’ mom both win bidding war over $50K Barbados vacation at gala

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NBC.com: The Actor Behind Brilliant Minds' Tearful Intro Should Be No Stranger to Law & Order Fans

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WNYC: Broadway star André Robin De Shields on the reimagined 'Cats' 

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Ben Vereen, George Faison and Jaquel Spivey at CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL; PAC NYC Announces Third Extension

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Gothamist: Broadway star André De Shields on the reimagined 'Cats,' his 50-year theater career and more

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Deadline: ‘Brilliant Minds’ Adds André De Shields, Steve Howey & Mandy Patinkin As Season 1 Guest Stars
 

Broadwayworld: Mandy Patinkin and Andre De Shields Join BRILLIANT MINDS at NBC
 

Playbill: Tony Winners Mandy Patinkin and André De Shields Join Brilliant Minds on NBC

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Photos and Video: Andrew Lloyd Webber Visits CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL​

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Production Photos: CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL opens at Perelman Performing Arts Center Tonight

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Broadway.com: André De Shields on Cats: The Jellicle Ball

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Broadwayworld: Photos & Video: André De Shields Awarded 'Storyteller of the Year' by The Moth

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Observer: André De Shields On Giving ‘Cats’ A New Life And Telling Stories The Moth 

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Photos and Video: Inside Opening Night of the Broadway Revival of THE WIZ w/ André De Shields, Stephanie Mills, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Ken Page, George Faison, and More​

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Forbes: Since The 1960s This Visionary Nonprofit Has Nurtured Countless Theaters And Artists