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Broadway's biggest night saw Maybe Happy Ending and Purpose take the top prizes of Best Musical and Best Play.
These shows sadly ended tonight's ceremony empty-handed.
In one of the evening's tightest races, Scherzinger has repeated her 2024 Olivier win, also for her work in the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.
The big win caps off an evening that saw the show take six total awards at Radio City Music Hall.
The win follows Snook's 2024 win at London's Olivier Awards, for the same performance.
Inspired by the Cuban album, the musical is the most Tony-nominated of the 2024-2025 season.
It's the second win of the night for both, for their Broadway debut musical.
The Oh, Mary! playwright and star brought history to the red carpet at this year's edition of Broadway's biggest night.
Playbill will keep theatre lovers up-to-date with the latest live all night.
The John Cassavetes film got the stage musical treatment in London's West End last year.
Enter by midnight June 6 for a chance to be in the audience June 8 at Radio City Music Hall.
Follow along on Broadway's biggest night with a digital edition of this year's Tony Playbill.
Jordan Tannahill's new play is making its world premiere via Playwrights Horizons and Soho Rep, with Shayok Misha Chowdhury directing.
The upcoming ceremony is the first in a new system of group dimmings on Broadway.
Puns abound in this unique category on the TV game show.
Based on the true story of the World War II-era Comedian Harmonists, the musical played a brief Broadway run in 2023.
The annual award will give $25,000 grants to five emerging theatre actors.
Rob Madge's West End favorite is readying to make its New York debut at New York City Center.
The Tony winner and 2025 Tony nominee joined the TV game show for an entire category of fashionable answers.
Katie Rose Clarke, Carrie St. Louis, and Quinn Titcomb will take on the 11-time Grammy winner in her forthcoming biomusical, premiering in July in Tennessee.
Ingrid Michaelson and Gizel Jiménez star in a world premiere recording of the new song "One by One," one of seven bonus tracks.
The revival of the Best Musical Tony winner will perform at a real Manhattan dance studio this fall.
Bonnie Milligan, Taran Killam, Ava Briglia, and Ryann Redmond are leading the in-development adaptation of the 1976 film.
The Bears' Jon Bernthal and Ebon Moss-Bachrach will star in the true crime story that inspired the 1975 film.
The song was a breakout hit for Francis, 2025 Tony nominee Lawrence's character in the Bobby Darin biomusical.
