John Lithgow makes history, Death of a Salesman wins big and Pink flies high at the Tonys
Hosted by the pop star Pink, this year’s Tonys was a spectacular affair – but there was no luck for Rose Byrne.
The musical adaptation of the Apple TV series 'Schmigadoon!' secured the top prize for best musical at this year's Tony Awards, marking a significant comeback for creator Cinco Paul. The win also solidified a rare 'studio EGOT' achievement for Apple, which has now earned top honors across the four major entertainment award ceremonies. Meanwhile, Bess Wohl made history as one of the few women to win the best play Tony for her work 'Liberation,' a drama that explores the experiences of 1970s feminists. This victory follows the play's recent success in winning the Pulitzer Prize for drama. Additionally, the revival of Arthur Miller’s classic 'Death of a Salesman' received the award for best play revival, while Lesley Manville earned the best leading actress award for her Broadway debut. These accolades highlight a diverse and impactful season for New York theater.
The ceremony serves as a major cultural barometer for the performing arts, highlighting historic milestones for female playwrights and the growing influence of streaming platforms in traditional theater.
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