Choreographers Lauren Yalango-Grant and Christopher “Cree” Grant receive a Tony Award nomination for their work on “The Lost Boys,” according to reports from Winnipeg Free Press and The Independent. Both outlets describe how the pair’s choreography for the Broadway production involves making the show’s “vampires” appear to fly with ease. They attribute the illusion to technical stage elements and extensive preparation, including the use of strong wires and harnesses to support performers during aerial movements. The coverage also emphasizes that achieving the effect requires rehearsal and practice so that performers can move safely and convincingly while using the rigging. While the stories focus on the craft behind the airborne choreography, they align on the same core point: Yalango-Grant and Grant are recognized with a Tony Award nomination connected to their choreography for “The Lost Boys.” The reports do not indicate changes to the show’s storyline, cast, or other production details, focusing instead on the methods used to execute the aerial effects on stage.