The 2025 Tony Award nominations are finally out — and they’ve brought some big surprises! Leading the pack this year are Buena Vista Social Club, Death Becomes Her, and Maybe Happy Ending, each grabbing multiple nods and setting the stage for an exciting awards night.
The Broadway adaptation of Buena Vista Social Club, inspired by the famous Cuban music collective, has struck a chord with both audiences and critics. Its vibrant performances and powerful storytelling have earned it nominations in top categories, including Best Musical and Best Direction. The show’s unique mix of Latin rhythms and heartwarming narrative has made it one of the hottest tickets in town.
Meanwhile, Death Becomes Her, based on the cult classic 1992 film, has made a stunning leap from screen to stage. With dazzling effects, jaw-dropping costumes, and a fresh comedic twist, this dark comedy musical has picked up several nominations, including Best Leading Actress and Best Costume Design. Fans are loving the way it brings the iconic rivalry between Madeline and Helen to life with Broadway flair.
Another surprise hit, Maybe Happy Ending, a romantic sci-fi musical from South Korea, has also found a home in the hearts of Tony voters. Its tender story about two helper robots searching for love and meaning has touched audiences and led to nominations for Best Original Score and Best Book of a Musical. It’s a quiet but powerful contender this season.
This year’s nominations show that Broadway is embracing a mix of global influences, beloved films, and innovative storytelling. As the countdown to the big night begins, fans are eagerly placing their bets on which show will take home the top prize.
The 2025 Tony Awards are shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable and thrilling ceremonies in recent years. Will Buena Vista Social Club dance its way to victory? Can Death Becomes Her outshine the competition? Or will Maybe Happy Ending pull off an emotional win? We’ll find out soon — and the excitement is already building!
Stay tuned for more updates as Broadway’s biggest night approaches.