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2025 Meet the Tony Nominees

May 9, 2025

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Darren Criss, a first-time nominee for Maybe Happy Ending, poses with his botanical co-star HwaBoon.

Sunset Boulevard director Jamie Lloyd stands with his Tony-nominated stars Nicole Scherzinger and Tom Francis.

Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Purpose, a 2025 Pulitzer Prize winner, is up for the Best Play Tony Award.

Team Gypsy! Producer Mara Isaacs poses with Audra McDonald, Danny Burstein, choreographer Camille A. Brown and Joy Woods.

Team Good Night, and Good Luck: sound designer Daniel Kluger, star and playwright George Clooney, lighting designers Heather Gilbert and David Bengali, and costume designer Brenda Abbandandolo

Megan Hilty receives the second Tony nomination of her career for her lead performance as Madeline Ashton in Death Becomes Her.

Death Becomes Her marks the third Tony nomination of Jennifer Simard's career.

Oh, Mary! is here to cause trouble: Producers Kevin McCollum and Lucas McMahon, actors Conrad Ricamora and Cole Escola, director Sam Pinkleton, costume designer Holly Pierson and producers Mike Lavoie and Carlee Briglia

Costume designer Gregg Barnes, leading lady Jasmine Amy Rogers and director-choreographer Jerry Mitchell make up team BOOP!

LaTanya Richardson Jackson is nominated for her lead performance in the play Purpose.

English has arrived: Roundabout Interim Artistic Director Scott Ellis, director Knud Adams, nominated actors Marjan Neshat and Tala Ashe, scenic designer Marsha Ginsberg, playwright Snaz Toossi and producers Sydney Beers and Christopher Nave.

Justina Machado is nominated for her featured performance in Real Women Have Curves.

The Picture of Dorian Gray adapter and director Kip Williams with the show's costume and set designer Marg Horwell.

Brooks Ashmanskas earns his third Tony nomination for his performance in Smash.

Kara Young, a 2024 Tony winner, is a nominee for her fourth consecutive year for Purpose.

The nominees of Floyd Collins: producer Ira Weitzman, orchestrator Bruce Coughin, lead actor Jeremy Jordan, featured actor Taylor Trensch, lighting designer Scott Zielinski and projection designer Ruey Horng Sun.

Celia Keenan-Bolger is this year's recipient of the Isabelle Stevenson Award.

Natalie Venetia Belcon earns her first nomination for her performance as Omara in Buena Vista Social Club.

2014 Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart is nominated for his performance as Louis Armstrong in A Wonderful World.

Mia Farrow is nominated for her performance in Jen Silverman's two-hander The Roommate.

Saheem Ali is nominated for his direction of the musical Buena Vista Social Club.

Hue Park and Will Aronson's hit musical Maybe Happy Ending is nominated for Best Musical, Best Book and Best Score.

The musicians of Buena Vista Social Club will receive a Special Tony Award: Eddie Venegas, Leonardo Reyna, Hery Paz, David Oquendo, Renesito Avich, Jesus Ricardo and Marco Paguia.

Tony-winning director Michael Arden is up for the award again for directing Maybe Happy Ending.

Louis McCartney earns a Tony nomination for his Broadway debut as Henry Creel in Stranger Things: The First Shadow.

Joshua Bergasse, Tony-nominated choreographer of Smash.

Marco Ramirez, nominated book writer of Buena Vista Social Club.

Marco Pennette earns his first Tony nomination as book writer of Death Becomes Her.

Danya Taymor, last year's Tony-winning director of The Outsiders, is nominated this year for directing John Proctor is the Villain.

Arnulfo Maldonado, Buena Vista Social Club's Tony-nominated scenic designer.

Christopher Gattelli is nominated for both directing and choreographing Death Becomes Her.

Kimberly Belflower penned Best Play Tony nominee John Proctor is the Villain.

Executive Producer Allan Williams and Lead Producer Orin Wolf represent Buena Vista Social Club.

Set designer Derek McLane is twice-nominated this season for Death Becomes Her and Just in Time.

Maybe Happy Ending's Tony-nominated costume designer Clint Ramos.

Noel Carey and Julia Mattison are the Tony-nominated songwriting team behind Death Becomes Her.

Oscar and Tony-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell is back at the Tonys for his Death Becomes Her designs.

Justin Townsend, Tony-nominated lighting designer of Death Becomes Her.

Ben Stanton, Tony-nominated lighting designer of Maybe Happy Ending.

Spouses Justin Peck and Patricia Delgado share a choreography nomination for their work on Buena Vista Social Club.

Rachel Hauck is nominated for her set design for the musical Swept Away.

Lowe Cunningham represents Universal Theatrical Group as lead producer of the nominated musical Death Becomes Her.

Sound designer Peter Hylenski is nominated for both Just in Time and Maybe Happy Ending.

Playwright Jonathan Spector's Eureka Day is nominated for Best Revival of a Play.

Producers Jillian Robbins and John Johnson represent Best Play nominee John Proctor is the Villain.

Dane Laffrey, Tony-nominated set designer of Maybe Happy Ending.

Maybe Happy Ending producers Jeffrey Richards and Hunter Arnold celebrate their musical's 10 nominations (with favorite cast member HwaBoon).

Video designer George Reeve shares the scenic design Tony nomination for Maybe Happy Ending with Dane Laffrey.

Eureka Day playwright Jonathan Spector with the show's nominated actress Jessica Hecht

Harry Lennix, Tony-nominated lead actor of Purpose.

Team Yellow Face: producers Sydney Beers and Christopher Nave, Roundabout Interim Artistic Director Scott Ellis, featured actor Francis Jue, playwright David Henry Hwang and lead actor Daniel Dae Kim

John Proctor is the Villain sound designer Palmer Hefferan

Glenn Davis, Featured Actor in a Play nominee for Purpose

Tony-nominated composers of Real Women Have Curves, Benjamin Velez and Joy Huerta

Operation Mincemeat hits the carpet: Executive Producer Andrew Fell, producer Jon Thoday, nominated actor Jak Malone, and writers Felix Hagan, Zoë Roberts, Natasha Hodgson and David Cumming.

Jon Michael Hill, Lead Actor in a Play nominee for Purpose

Bob Odenkirk earns a Tony nomination for his performance in Glengarry Glen Ross.

Sadie Sink is nominated for her lead performance in John Proctor is the Villain.

David Cromer, Tony-nominated director of Dead Outlaw

Dead Outlaw's Tony-nominated composers David Yazbek and Erik Della Penna

Julia Knitel earns her first nomination for her featured performance in Dead Outlaw.

Lia Vollack, lead producer of the Tony-nominated musical Dead Outlaw

Andrew Durand, Tony-nominated star of Dead Outlaw

Jeb Brown is nominated for his performance in Dead Outlaw.

Itamar Moses, Tony-nominated book writer of Dead Outlaw

Just in Time is on the scene: orchestrator Michael Thurber, sound designer Peter Hylenski, nominated actors Jonathan Groff and Gracie Lawrence, set designer Derek McLane and orchestrator Andrew Resnick

Just in Time co-stars Jonathan Groff and Gracie Lawrence celebrate their nominations for playing Bobby Darin and Connie Francis.

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