The 79th Tony Awards celebrated Broadway’s biggest achievements on Jattvibeday night, with Schmigadoon! winning Best Musical and Bess Wohl’s Liberation, taking home the coveted Best Play award at New York’s Radio City Music Hall.While the top honours were split between the two productions, the revival of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman emerged as the most awarded show of the evening, collecting six Tony Awards.The production won Best Revival of a Play and earned additional honours for direction, lighting design, scenic design and sound design. Laurie Metcalf also secured the Featured Actress in a Play trophy, marking her third career Tony Award.Based on the former Apple TV+ series, Schmigadoon! entered the ceremony tied with The Lost Boys for the most nominations, with 12 each.The musical ultimately claimed four awards, including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical for creator Cinco Paul, Best Original Score, and Best Orchestrations.The Lost Boys, adapted from the 1987 cult vampire film, also finished the night with four wins. The production swept the featured musical acting categories, with Ali Louis Bourzgui winning Featured Actor in a Musical and Shoshana Bean taking Featured Actress in a Musical.It also won awards for Scenic Design and Lighting Design of a Musical.According to reports, among the acting honours, John Lithgow won Lead Actor in a Play for Giant, earning his third Tony Award. Lesley Manville secured Lead Actress in a Play for her performance in Oedipus.The revival of Ragtime dominated the musical acting categories. Joshua Henry won Lead Actor in a Musical, while Caissie Levy claimed Lead Actress in a Musical. The production also won Best Revival of a Musical, finishing the night with four awards.Alden Ehrenreich earned his first Tony Award, winning Featured Actor in a Play for Becky Shaw.Another notable winner was Cats: The Jellicle Ball, which collected three awards, including Best Direction of a Musical and Best Choreography. Costume designer Qween Jean won Best Costume Design of a Musical, becoming the first openly trans winner in the category.The ceremony, broadcast on CBS and Paramount+ following a pre-show on Tubi, was hosted by P!nk.