June 13, 2016
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1:45Now PlayingJust hours after the mass shooting at a gay Orlando nightclub, Broadway's most influential figures gathered at the Beacon Theatre for the 70th annual Tony Awards, dedicated to the victims of the Orlando massacre. The awards honored victims with somber acceptance speeches and performances. The event's host, late night TV personality James Corden, opened the awards with a solemn speech to the viewers at home on behalf of the theater community. Attendees were given silver pins, worn in remembrance of the victims. Hamilton creator and star, Lin Manuel Miranda, whose hit musical took home 11 awards that night read a tearful sonnet. #InsideEdition
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