Tony Awards 2025 Full winning list: Nicole Sherzinger, Darren Chris, Sara Snow Shine in a Night in Big Surprise and Historic First

The 78th Tony Awards burnt the Radio City Music Hall on Sunday night with a big win, emotional speeches and powerful moments. Maybe a touching love story, the best music in the house, may be the best game, while the objective, a bold and funny family drama focused on a civil rights icon, was the best game.

Standout performance was also celebrated at night, Nicole Sherzinger won the best leading actress in a music for Sunset Browd, and Sara Snook earned the best leading actress in a drama for her one-women performance in a picture of Dorian Gray.

From record-breaking victory to meaningful speeches addressing representation and flexibility, this year’s Tonis reflected both the theater’s power and the passion of his community. Here is a look at the complete list of winners from the biggest night of Broadway:

Best music

• Perhaps Happy Eating (Winner)
• Buena Vista Social Club
• Dead bandit
• death Becomes Her
• Operation Mincemeat: A new music

Best play

• Objective (winner)
• English
• California hills
• John Proctor is villain
• Oh, Mary!

Best revival of a music

• Sunset Blawd. (Winner)
• Floid colins
• Gypsy
• the Pirate! Penzance musical

Best revival of a play

• Ureka de (winner)
• Romeo + Juliet
• Our city of Thornton Wilder
• pale face

Best performance by an actress in a lead role in music

• Nicole Sherzinger, Sunset Blaved. (Winner)
• Megan Hilti, death happens to him
• Audra McDonald, Gypsy
• Jasmine Amy Rogers, Bop! Musical
• Jennifer Simard, death becomes her

Best performance by an actor in a lead role in music

• Darren Chris, maybe Happy Eating (Winner)
• Andrew Durand, Dead Outs
• Tom Francis, Sunset Bowde.
• Jonathan Groff, just in time
• James Monroe Iglehart, A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical
• Jeremy Jordan, Floid Colins

Best performance by an actress in a lead role in a play

• Sarah Snow, Dorian Gray photo (Winner)
• Laura Donley, The Hills of California
• Mia Fero, Roommate
• Latanya Richardson Jackson, Purpose
• Saddy Sink, John Proctor is the villain

The best performance in a lead role by an actor in a drama

• Cole Escola, Oh, Mary! (Winner)
• George Clooney, Good Night, and Good Luck
• John Michael Hill, Purpose
• Daniel de kim, yellow face
• Harry Lenix, Purpose
• Louis Mekartney, Strenger Things: The First Shadow

Best performance by an actor in a special role in a music

• Jak Malon, Operation Minsset: A new music (Winner)
• Brooks Ashmanskus, Smash
• Pocket Brown, Dead Outs
• Danny Burrstine, Gypsy
• Taylor Trees, Floid Colins

Best performance by an actress in a special role in a music

• Natalie Venetia Belcon, Boona Vista Social Club (Winner)
• Julia Nitel, Dead Outs
• Gracie Lawrence, just in time
• Justina Machao, decreases in real women: music
• Joy Woods, Gypsy

The best performance in a special role by an actor in a drama

• Francis Ju, Yellow Face (Winner)
• Glenn Davis, Purpose
• Gabriel Ebert, John Proctor is the villain
• Bob Odenkirk, Glennner Glenn Ross
• Conrad Ricmora, Oh, Mary!

Best performance by an actress in a special role in a play

• Kara Young, Objective (Winner)
• Tala ash, english
• Jessica Hachat, Eureka Day
• Marjan Nes, English
• Fina Streza, John Proctor is the villain

Best book of music

• Perhaps pleasant end, will Aeronson and Hue Park (Winner)
• Buena Vista Social Club, Marco Ramirez
• Dead outlave, itmar Musa
• He died, Marco Penette
• Operation Mincemeat: a new music, David Coming, Felix Hagan, Natasha Hodgson and Zoe Roberts

Best original score written for theater (music and/or song)

• Perhaps a pleasant end, music: Will Aeronson; Song: Will Aaronson and Hue Park (winner)
• Dead Outs, Music and Lyrics: David Yazbek and Eric Dela Penna
• Death became his, music and song: Julia Matison and Noel Kery
• Operation Mincemeat: A new music, music and song: David Coming, Felix Hagan, Natasha Hodgson and Zoe Roberts
• Real Woman has Curves: The Musical, Music and Lyrics: Joy Hurta and Benjamin Vales

The best scenic design of a play

• Mirium bouder and 59, Strenger Things: The First Shadow (Winner)
• Marsha Ginsburg, English
• Rob Hell, The Hills of California
• Marg Horwell and David Bergman, Dorian Gray photo
• Scott Passk, Good Night, and Good Luck

The best scenic design of a music

• Dane Laughray and George Reve, maybe a pleasant end (Winner)
• Rachel Haq, swept away
• Arnulfo Maldonado, Boona Vista Social Club
• Derek McClen, death becomes her
• Derek McClen, just in time

The best dress design of a drama

• Marg Horwell, The Picture of Dorian Gray (winner)
• Branda Abbandandolo, Good Night and Good Luck
• Rob Hell, The Hills of California
• Holi Piercen, Oh, Mary!
• Briguit Refenstuel, Strenger Things: The First Shadow

The best dress design of a music

• Paul Tazewell, Death becomes (Winner)
• Dede Ayite, Buena Vista Social Club
• Greg Barns, Bop! Musical
• Clint Ramos, maybe a pleasant end
• Catherine Zubar, just in time

The best light design of a play

• John Clarke, Strenger Things: The First Shadow (Winner)
• Natasha Chaves, The Hills of California
• Heather Gilbert and David Bengali, auspicious night and best wishes
• Natasha Katz and Hannah Vaselsky are John Proctor Villain
• Nick Schleper, Dorian Gray’s Photo

The best light design of a music

• Jack Knowles, Sunset Blaved. (Winner)
• Tyler Micolue, Boona Vista Social Club
• Scott Zilinsky and Ru Hornag Sun, Floid Collins
• Ben Stanton, probably a pleasant end
• Justin Townsand, death happens to him

The best sound design of a play

• Paul Arditi, Strenger Things: The First Shadow (Winner)
• Palmer Hefaran, John Proctor is the villain
• Daniel Clugger, Good Night, and Good Luck
• Nick Powell, The Hills of California
• Clemens Williams, The Picture of Dorian Gray

The best sound design of a music

• Jonathan Dean, Boona Vista Social Club (Winner)
• Adam Fisher, Sunset Blaved.
• Peter Hilenski, just in time
• Peter Hilenski, maybe happy end
• Dan Musa Shreyar, Floid Colins

The best direction of a drama

• Sam Pinkalton, Oh, Mary! (Winner)
• Nude Adams, English
• Sam Mendes, The Hills of California
• Dani Taymore, John Proctor is the villain
• Kip Williams, Dorian Gray photo

The best direction of a music

• Michael Arden, Perhaps Happy Eating (Winner)
• Sahim Ali, Boona Vista Social Club
• David Crommer, Dead Outs
• Christopher Gathelli, death becomes his
• Jamie Lloyd, Sunset Bowd.

Best choreography

• Petricia Delgado and Justin Peck, Bone Vista Social Club (Winner)
• Joshua Bergse, Smash
• Camily A. Brown, Gypsy
• Christopher Gathelli, death becomes his
• Jerry Michelle, Bop! Musical

Best Orcastation

• Marco Paguiya, Buena Vista Social Club (Winner)
• Andrew Renic and Michael Thorber, just in time
• Will Aeronson, probably a pleasant end
• Bruce Quffalin, Floid Colins
• David Kulene and Andrew Lloyd Weber, Sunset Blaved.