New York, NY - The 2025 Tony Awards, held Sunday night, showcased the best of Broadway, recognizing both groundbreaking new productions and seasoned performers. 'Maybe Happy Ending,' a heartwarming musical, swept the awards ceremony, taking home six trophies, including Best Musical. The show's success signaled a shift towards more diverse and emotionally resonant storytelling on the stage.
Among the acting winners, Sarah Snook received the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for her role in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray.' Nicole Scherzinger won Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in 'Sunset Boulevard,' marking her Broadway debut. Cole Escola was awarded Best Actor in a Play for his comedic performance in 'Oh, Mary!'
The awards ceremony also honored several other notable productions, including 'Stereophonic,' which won Best Play. The night celebrated the resilience and creativity of the Broadway community, drawing attention to the importance of live theater in a changing world. Industry experts noted the rise of new talent and the growing popularity of musicals with unique and compelling narratives.
2025 Tony Awards: 'Maybe Happy Ending' Dominates With 6 Wins
The 2025 Tony Awards celebrated both established stars and fresh talent on Broadway. 'Maybe Happy Ending,' a new musical, emerged as the big winner of the night. Sarah Snook, Nicole Scherzinger, and Cole Escola were among the actors honored for their outstanding performances. The awards highlighted a season of diverse and innovative theater.