How to See the 2026 Tony Winners

Broadway’s biggest night recently unfolded. The 79th Tony Awards were held at Radio City Music Hall, hosted by Pink, the pop singer known for high-energy performances. This year, Tony voters celebrated various productions, spreading the recognition across multiple shows.

Award Winners

“Death of a Salesman,” Arthur Miller’s moody revival, secured six Tony Awards, including Best Play Revival. It achieved the most wins of the night. Other notable productions included:

• “Ragtime”: A revered revival depicting families pursuing the American dream, claiming four Tonys.
• “The Lost Boys”: A new pop-rock musical about a family in a town of teen vampires, also receiving four Tonys.
• “Schmigadoon!”: A musical set in an alternate universe inspired by Golden Age theater, won four Tonys.
• “Cats: The Jellicle Ball”: Featuring vogueing cats as ballroom contestants, this show earned three Tonys.

Some productions like “Fallen Angels,” “Oedipus,” and “Liberation” have concluded, but there’s still a chance to catch several acclaimed shows on stage.

How to Purchase Tickets

If you prefer buying tickets at full price, consider using the production’s website or purchasing directly at the theater box office to avoid convenience fees. However, you can find better deals through trustworthy sites like TodayTix, BroadwayBox, and TheaterMania.

Exercise caution when buying from unknown vendors to avoid the risk of counterfeit tickets.

How to Secure Discounts

If you’re flexible with seat selection and don’t mind close timing, productions offer lottery or rush tickets at significant discounts. Be prepared to act quickly, as you need to win the lottery or purchase rush tickets before they sell out. Playbill lists various policies for these options.

TKTS booths are another valuable resource, offering discounted same-day or next-day tickets. Locations include Times Square and Lincoln Center, but purchases are in-person only.