How to get tickets to Tony-winning shows

The Tony Awards celebrate the best of the Broadway season each year. Check out the 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 The Outsiders, Stereophonic, Merrily We Roll Along, and more. The 2024 Tony Award winners were announced at the ceremony on June 16, taking place live at the David H. Koch Theater in Lincoln Center.

Not all the 2024 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 2024 winners still on stage, and grab your seats before demand goes up!

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

Stereophonic

Stereophonic set a record for the play with the most Tony nominations ever on April 30, earning 13. Now, it won the most awards of the night with five, including Best Play.

David Adjmi's play, which also features music by Arcade Fire's Will Butler, takes audiences into the recording booth with a '70s rock band on the cusp of stardom. The album they're recording might be their big break — if they don't break up under the pressure.

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The Outsiders

Of its 12 nominations, The Outsiders took home four awards, including Best Musical and Best Direction of a Musical for Danya Taymor. Based on S. E. Hinton's landmark novel, The Outsiders tells a story of teenage gang members who rely on the brotherhood among them for hope and survival. Stirring folk music and impeccably staged dance and fight numbers make The Outsiders a uniquely thrilling Broadway experience.

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Hell's Kitchen

Hell's Kitchen was one of this year's most nominated shows with 13 nods, and it won two: Best Leading Actress in a Musical for Maleah Joi Moon and Best Featured Actress in a Musical for Kecia Lewis. Alicia Keys's musical certainly brings the fire with the story of 17-year-old Ali, who comes of age in the title Manhattan neighborhood. Despite the watch of her protective mother, she seeks out love, independence, and a passion for the piano. Get in an "Empire State of Mind" at this show set to over a dozen of Keys's soulful hits.

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Illinoise

This musical by Sufjan Stevens, Justin Peck, and Jackie Sibblies Drury took home the award for Best Choreography — perhaps unsurprisingly, as the whole story is told through dance. Stevens's poetic songs power an otherwise wordless show about a young man's journey of coming out, loving and losing his childhood best friend, and starting on the road to finding hope, romance, and healing again.

Illinoise is on Broadway through August 10 only.

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Suffs

Suffs marched its way to Tony Award wins for Best Book of a Musical and Best Original Score. Shaina Taub's musical dramatizes the women's suffrage movement — with all its imperfections and infighting among the different generational, racial, and class groups involved. Even without any Tonys, Suffs still would have made history — Taub is only the second woman in history to be the sole creator and star of her own Broadway musical.

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The Great Gatsby

The Great Gatsby is a Tony winner for Best Costume Design of a Musical, old sport! Get ready to be transported to the 1920s with the first Broadway musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel. Mysterious billionaire Jay Gatsby (Jeremy Jordan) will stop at nothing to win back the love of the beautiful, married Daisy Buchanan (Eva Noblezada) — but will riches and glamour be enough?

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Cabaret

Scenic designer Tom Scutt won a Tony Award for turning the August Wilson Theatre into the Kit Kat Club for the latest revival of the classic Kander and Ebb musical. Eddie Redmayne and Gayle Rankin currently star in Cabaret, about a seedy, escapist Berlin nightclub slowly overtaken by Nazism.

Check back for information on Cabaret tickets on New York Theatre Guide.