The 2025 Tony Awards took place on June 8th, celebrating the best of what Broadway has to offer. Here’s your guide to which shows, performers and creators won big on Broadway’s biggest night!
- Maybe Happy Ending - 6 Wins
- Buena Vista Social Club - 4 Wins
- Sunset Boulevard - 3 Wins
- Stranger Things: The First Shadow - 3 Wins
- Oh, Mary! - 2 Wins
- The Picture of Dorian Gray - 2 Wins
- Purpose - 2 Wins
- Death Becomes Her - 1 Win
- Eureka Day - 1 Win
- Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical - 1 Win
- Yellow Face - 1 Win
Maybe Happy Ending
6 TONY AWARD WINS:
Best Musical
Best Leading Actor in a Musical - Darren Criss
Best Book of a Musical - Will Aronson and Hue Park
Best Score of a Musical - Will Aronson and Hue Park
Best Director of a Musical - Michael Arden
Best Scenic Design of a Musical - Dane Laffrey and George Reeve
Darren Criss and Helen J Shen star in this romantic musical comedy that follows two Helper-Bot robots living in Seoul as they form a unique friendship and go on a surprising adventure. Buy tickets to Maybe Happy Ending on Broadway!

(Photo: Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman)
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
3 TONY AWARD WINS:
Best Scenic Design of a Play - Miriam Buether and 59
Best Lighting Design of a Play - Jon Clark
Best Sound Design of a Play - Paul Arditti
The Olivier Award-winning prequel to the hit Netflix series arrives on Broadway featuring stunning special effects, extraordinary performances, and a storyline that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Buy tickets to Stranger Things: The First Shadow on Broadway!

(Photo: Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman)
Sunset Boulevard
3 TONY AWARD WINS:
Best Revival of a Musical
Best Leading Actress in a Musical - Nicole Scherzinger
Best Lighting Design of a Musical - Daniel Aukin
Nicole Scherzinger makes her Broadway debut as Norma Desmond in director Jamie Lloyd's thrilling and acclaimed revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, navigating the intoxicating need for fame and adoration. Buy tickets to Sunset Boulevard on Broadway!

(Photo: Marc Brenner)
Oh, Mary!
2 TONY AWARD WINS:
Best Play
Best Leading Actor in a Play - Cole Escola
Best Director of a Play - Sam Pinkleton
Cole Escola’s hit comedy following the miserable, suffocated Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination has taken Broadway by storm! Buy tickets to Oh, Mary! on Broadway!

(Photo: Emilio Madrid)
The Picture of Dorian Gray
2 TONY AWARD WINS:
Best Leading Actress in a Play - Sarah Snook
Best Costume Design of a Play - Marg Horwell
Succession star Sarah Snook makes her Broadway debut reprising her Olivier Award-winning performance as all 26 characters in Oscar Wilde's classic about a man who yearns for eternal youth. Kip Williams directs the contemporary production, which features a combination of live performance and video.

(Photo: Marc Brenner)
Purpose
2 TONY AWARD WINS:
Best Play
Best Featured Actress in a Play - Kara Young
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins introduces audiences to the influential Jasper family, long a pillar in Black American politics, in the Broadway transfer of his spirited, hilarious and intriguing family drama. Buy tickets to Purpose on Broadway!

(Photo: Marc J. Franklin)
Death Becomes Her
1 TONY AWARD WIN:
Best Costume Design of a Musical - Paul Tazewell
The musical adaptation of the 1992 film of the same name comes to Broadway! Madeline Ashton and helen Sharp take the stage in Death Becomes Her, which follows the pair as they begin a new era of life thanks to a mysterious woman with a secret that's to die for. Buy tickets to Death Becomes Her on Broadway!

(Photo: Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman)
Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical
1 TONY AWARD WIN:
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Jak Malone
A combination of farce, thriller, and spy caper, the Olivier Award-winning Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical arrives on Broadway to tell both the wildly improbably and hilariously true story of a WWII era covert operation. Buy tickets to Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical on Broadway!

(Photo: Julieta Cervantes)
Eureka Day
1 TONY AWARD WIN:
Best Revival of a Play
Jonathan Spector’s wildly relevant and bitingly funny play set at a private California elementary school as the Board of Directors struggle with the making a choice that won’t please absolutely everybody.

(Photo: Jeremy Daniel)
Yellow Face
1 TONY AWARD WIN:
Best Leading Actor in a Play - Francis Jue
Screen favorite Daniel Dae Kim stars in David Henry Hwang's Obie Award-winning and Pulitzer finalist farce about a playwright who protests yellowface casting in Miss Saigon, only to mistakenly cast a white actor as the Asian lead in his own play.

(Photo: Joan Marcus)
Coming to New York City to catch a Tony-winning show? Be sure to check out our Introductory Guide to Broadway, The Best Shows Coming to Broadway in 2025 and more helpful Broadway Guides for the best Broadway experience.