Janie Sell, a Tony Award–winning Broadway performer known for her role in the 1974 musical “Over Here!,” has died at age 86. Multiple outlets report that her death occurred on June 9 at Englewood Hospital in Englewood, New Jersey, following a brief illness. Sell was recognized for her performance opposite the Andrews Sisters in the nostalgic wartime-themed production, which earned her a Tony Award. Across her Broadway career, she also appeared in other well-known shows, including “I Love My Wife,” where she performed with the Smothers Brothers. The accounts describe Sell as a longtime presence onstage, with her work spanning several major musical productions. Friends announced her death publicly, including actor James Dybas, who mentioned her passing. Her death is noted as the end of a career associated with prominent Broadway talent and recurring appearances alongside celebrated entertainers in long-running and high-profile musical works.