The June 7 awards recognized artistic excellence in live Broadway theatre.
The two NYU Steinhardt alumni winners and five nominees were among the NYU community members to receive more than 70 nominations across 15 categories. Steinhardt winners and nominees are listed below, and the complete list of NYU winners and nominees can be found here.
The 2026 Tony Awards were presented by the Broadway League and American Theatre Wing at Radio City Music Hall. The show was hosted by P!nk.
Best Play
Winner: Liberation
Eleni Gianulis-Vermeer (MM ’11, Vocal Performance: Musical Theatre), Larry Hirschhorn (MA ’95, Teachers of Educational Theatre in College), producers
Best Musical
Nominee: The Lost Boys
Mindy Baiada (MA ’12, Teachers of Educational Theatre in College), Eleni Gianulis-Vermeer, Jennifer Johns-Grasso (MM ’13, Vocal Performance: Musical Theatre), producers
Best Revival of a Musical
Nominee: Cats: The Jellicle Ball
Christopher Ketner (BM ’09, Vocal Performance: Musical Theatre), producer
Nominee: The Rocky Horror Show
Rebecca Habel (MA ’02, Performing Arts Administration), producer
Best Revival of a Play
Nominee: Becky Shaw
Eleni Gianulis-Vermeer, producer
Nominee: Every Brilliant Thing
Eleni Gianulis-Vermeer, producer
Nominee: Fallen Angels
Rebecca Habel, producer
Nominee: Oedipus
Christopher Ketner, producer
Best Orchestrations
Nominee: Chess
Brian Usifer (MM ’07, Music Performance and Composition)
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