Tony Awards 2025: Ongoing Announcement of Nominees

The much-anticipated nominees for the 78th Tony Awards are set to be unveiled on Thursday morning. For a continuously updated list of those in the running, stay tuned below.

This Broadway season has been dazzling, with a mix of fresh plays, new musicals, and a wave of film stars taking the stage. The nominations, organized by the Broadway League and the American Theater Wing, will be revealed by past Tony winners and special guests.

A selection of categories will be showcased on CBS at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The remaining will be broadcast at 9 a.m. on the official Tony Awards website. Following the announcement, a full list of nominees will be accessible online.

This year's Tony Awards ceremony is scheduled for June 8 at the iconic Radio City Music Hall. Hosting duties will be handled by a former Tony recipient known for her outstanding performance in 'The Color Purple,' who is also coming off a year marked by significant film promotions and an Oscar nod.

Nominations Categories

Noteworthy productions like 'Buena Vista Social Club,' 'Dead Outlaw,' and 'Death Becomes Her' are among the titles vying for awards, alongside others such as 'Maybe Happy Ending,' 'Operation Mincemeat,' and 'English.'

The list continues with 'The Hills of California,' 'John Proctor Is the Villain,' 'Oh, Mary!' and 'Purpose,' showcasing the diversity and creativity that has characterized this year's Broadway offerings.

Leading Roles

Laura Donnelly ('The Hills of California'), Mia Farrow ('The Roommate'), LaTanya Richardson Jackson ('Purpose'), and Sadie Sink ('John Proctor Is the Villain') are among those who have delivered compelling performances.

Adding to the prominent list, Sarah Snook in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' and George Clooney for 'Good Night, and Good Luck' have also gathered attention from critics and audiences alike.

Supporting Cast Highlights

Cole Escola shines in 'Oh, Mary!', while John Michael Hill's role in 'Purpose' continues to captivate. Other notable mentions include Daniel Dae Kim ('Yellowface'), Harry Lennix ('Purpose'), and Louis McCartney ('Stranger Things: The First Shadow').

The versatile Jasmine Amy Rogers stands out in 'Boop!' with Megan Hilty's stunning portrayal in 'Death Becomes Her' and Audra McDonald's mesmerizing interpretation in 'Gypsy' also earning buzz. Nicole Scherzinger delivers a powerful performance in 'Sunset Boulevard,' competing alongside Jennifer Simard's role in 'Death Becomes Her.'

Musicals and Newcomers

Darren Criss's performance in 'Maybe Happy Ending,' alongside Andrew Durand's portrayal in 'Dead Outlaw,' and Tom Francis in 'Sunset Boulevard,' signals a vibrant year for musicals.

Additional remarkable performances are seen in Jonathan Groff in 'Just in Time,' Jeremy Jordan's 'Floyd Collins,' and James Monroe Iglehart in 'A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical,' representing the rich musical tapestry of the current Broadway landscape.

For insightful reportage about culture and arts, Rachel Sherman contributes regularly at The Times.