
2026 Tony Awards Nominated Shows

Best Play & Musical
Broadway's marquee categories — new plays and new musicals.
Best Revival, Play & Musical
Plays and musicals revived for 2026, all in the running.
Best Book of a Musical
The year's smartest musical storytelling.
Best Original Score
The freshest songs and scores on Broadway.
Lead Actor, Play & Musical
Leading-man Tony nominees, plays and musicals.
Lead Actress, Play & Musical
Leading-lady Tony nominees, plays and musicals.
Featured Actor, Play & Musical
Scene-stealing Tony nominees, plays and musicals.
Featured Actress, Play & Musical
Featured Tony nominees, plays and musicals.
2026 Tony Awards - Nominated Shows
The Lost Boys
Palace TheatreSchmigadoon!
Nederlander TheatreThe Rocky Horror Show
Studio 54Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)
Longacre TheatreTitanique
St James TheatreBroadway's biggest night is back. The 2026 Tony Award nominees span new plays, original musicals, blockbuster revivals, and the year's sharpest craft — Best Play, Best Musical, Best Revival, Best Original Score, Best Book of a Musical, and every lead and featured acting honor on one page.
Heads up: some nominees have already closed — Liberation, Little Bear Ridge Road, Oedipus, Punch, Bug, Marjorie Prime, and Waiting for Godot. Move fast on the rest.
Still onstage and racking up Tony heat: The Lost Boys, Schmigadoon!, Titaníque, Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), Ragtime, Cats: The Jellicle Ball, and Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show.
The Tonys aren't only about who's at the curtain call. Behind the scenes, the nominees are stacked: scenic from Rachel Hauck and David Korins, costumes from Qween Jean and Paul Tazewell, lighting from Donald Holder, and direction from Lear deBessonet, Michael Arden, and Whitney White. Best Choreography sets Christopher Gattelli (Schmigadoon!) against Omari Wiles & Arturo Lyons (Cats: The Jellicle Ball). Best Orchestrations spotlights Lux Pyramid (Two Strangers) and Brian Usifer (Chess). And a Lifetime Achievement nod to André Bishop, James Lapine, and Jules Fisher.
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