New York City( OT Webdesk) – The 78th annual Tony Awards, held on Sunday, saw a dazzling night of Broadway brilliance as top talent took centre stage.
Hosted by Cynthia Erivo, the ceremony featured a mix of surprises, historic wins, and standout performances.
Succession star Sarah Snook claimed the Best Actress in a Play award for her powerful portrayal in The Picture of Dorian Grey. Meanwhile, Cole Escola won Best Actor in a Play for Oh, Mary!.
Broadway also celebrated Kara Young, who made history by becoming the first Black performer to win back-to-back Best Featured Actress in a Play awards for her role in Purpose.
In the musical category, Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical took home Best Musical, while Gypsy secured the honor for Best Revival of a Musical.
One of the standout successes of the night was Stranger Things: The First Shadow, which swept multiple design awards, including Best Scenic Design (Play), Best Lighting Design (Play), and Best Sound Design (Play).
- Best Play: Purpose
- Best Revival of a Play: Eureka Day
- Best Actress in a Musical: Audra McDonald (Gypsy)
- Best Actor in a Musical: Jeremy Jordan (Floyd Collins)
- Best Featured Actress in a Musical: Natalie Venetia Belcon (Buena Vista Social Club)
- Best Featured Actor in a Musical: Jak Malone (Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical)
As Broadway enthusiasts continue to celebrate these wins, the night reinforced the industry’s commitment to artistic innovation and diversity.
