How to get tickets to Tony-winning shows

The Tony Awards celebrate the best of the Broadway season each year. Check out the 2025 Tony Award-winning shows still on stage, and get your tickets today.

The Tony Awards are called "Broadway's biggest night" for good reason. The annual ceremony celebrates excellent Broadway plays, musicals, and more, and many people discover their next must-see show after it wins a bunch of Tony Awards. If this is you, you're in the right place to find tickets to this year's award-winning hits, like Maybe Happy Ending, Sunset Boulevard, Purpose, and more. The 2025 Tony Award winners were announced at the ceremony on June 8, taking place live at Radio City Music Hall.

Not all the 2025 Tony winners are running — some had limited runs that have since ended — but for others, a Tony Award is just the start of a long life for a show. Learn more about the 2025 winners still on stage, and grab your seats before demand goes up!

Get tickets to Tony-winning shows on New York Theatre Guide.

Buena Vista Social Club

Feel the rhythm! Buena Vista Social Club, winner of four Tony Awards, dramatizes the lives, loves, and relationships of the real musicians who reunited after decades to usher in a renaissance of golden-age Cuban music. The band won a special Tony Award, too, so you know they're good — the music will make you want to dance in the aisles.

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Death Becomes Her

Death Becomes Her is living the dream as the winner of the Tony for Best Costume Design (2025 Wicked Oscar winner Paul Tazewell). Adapted from the 1992 film, this glitzy musical comedy follows two beauty-obsessed frenemies who take a youth potion with unexpected consequences.

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Maybe Happy Ending

One of the most acclaimed shows of the season and a big winner of the night with six awards including Best Musical, this futuristic rom-com stars Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen as humanoid robots who spark an unexpected connection as they take a spontaneous adventure.

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Oh, Mary!

Cole Escola is now a Tony Award winner for starring in their play Oh, Mary!, a madcap comedy about Mary Todd Lincoln, who wants nothing more than to be a cabaret star. It's an unlikely and hilarious hit, directed by 2025 Tony winner Sam Pinkleton, that's sure to go down in Broadway history.

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Operation Mincemeat

Did you know a key Allied mission in World War II involved disguising a corpse as a naval officer to fool the Germans? Did you know that true story is now a musical comedy? That's Operation Mincemeat, the hit show from London featuring Tony Award winner Jak Malone.

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Purpose

Winner of the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Tony Award for Best Play, and the latest show from 2024 Tony-winning Appropriate playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Purpose follows a politically prominent Black family whose dark secrets come to light at a family reunion gone explosively wrong. The acclaimed play won the Tony Award for Kara Young, taking the Best Featured Actress in a Play prize for the second year in a row.

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Stranger Things: The First Shadow

Nearly sweeping the Tonys design categories — Best Set, Lighting, and Sound Design, plus a special award for the team behind its otherworldly special effects — Stranger Things: The First Shadow drops audiences into Hawkins, Indiana, 30 years before the events of the Netflix show, when odd goings-on first took place. The special effects team also won a special Tony Award for bringing the Upside Down to life in ways you might still not believe even after seeing them.

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Sunset Boulevard

Winner of the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical, Sunset Boulevard stars Tony Award winner Nicole Scherzinger as a once-celebrated film star obsessively clinging to her former glory. Director Jamie Lloyd's production makes the Hollywood-set story truly cinematic with a blend of camerawork and live theatre.

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The Picture of Dorian Gray

Emmy and Olivier Award winner Sarah Snook is now a Tony Award winner for her Broadway debut, playing every character in director Kip Williams's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic novel. As the title youth-obsessed man and 25 other people, she performs a unique feat of performance, stamina, and costume changes (designed by 2025 Tony winner Marg Horwell).

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