Broadway’s Night of Stars Shines Bright at Radio City Music Hall
New York City, NY – Broadway’s most glamorous evening returned this past Sunday, lighting up Radio City Music Hall as 29 productions competed for the prestigious Tony Awards. Leading the night was the acclaimed musical "Maybe Happy Ending," which secured six awards, making it the top winner among the nominees.
"Maybe Happy Ending," known for its heartwarming narrative, was one of the three shows that garnered 10 nominations overall. Among its victories, the musical took home Best Leading Actor in a Musical for Darren Criss, showcasing his remarkable talent alongside an array of Hollywood stars.
The night also celebrated exceptional performances in acting, with Sarah Snook, the renowned star of "Succession," winning Best Leading Actress in a Play for her role in "The Picture of Dorian Gray." The competition in this category was fierce, featuring notable talents such as Laura Donnelly and Mia Farrow.
Other award categories highlighted the diversity of talent on Broadway. The Best New Musical went to "Buena Vista Social Club," while "English" triumphed as Best New Play. The revival sections recognized classic favorites, with "Gypsy" winning Best Musical Revival and "Our Town" taking Best Play Revival.
The awards extended to technical excellence with categories like Best Scenic Design and Best Choreography, recognizing the hard work behind the scenes that brings Broadway to life.
In a heartwarming conclusion to the evening, Harvey Fierstein received the Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement, capping off a night filled with memorable performances and a celebration of artistic achievement.
For a complete list of winners and to relive the magical moments of the evening, visit NBC News.
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