The nominations of the Tony 2025 award are here

New York (AP) – Three Broadway shows: “Buena Vista Social Club”, “Death becomes it” and “Perhaps Happy Ending”, each won 10 main nominations of the Tony Awards on Thursday, since the nominators extended joy and settled George Clooney, Sarah Snoak and Bob Odenkirk in their debuts.

Twenty -nine shows obtained at least one nomination in the 26 categories of Tony, even long shows such as Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical “and” Sweping Away “.

James Monroe Iglehart, who played Armstrong in his musical, did not expect the nomination and woke up with his phone exploding. “I thought, ‘What’s happening? Is everything right?’ And then it was, ‘How great is that?

“Buena Vista Social Club”, which is inspired by the documentary nominated for the Oscar of Wim Wenders in 1999 about the creation of the “Buena Vista Social Club” album, will face the best musical crown with “Death Boress Her”, based on the classic cultivation film of 1992 of the same name on the braking that seek an eternal magical youth and a beauty power.

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The category also includes “perhaps Happy Ending”, a romantic comedy musical about a pair of androids that crepits with humanity and the deadly outdoors, a musical about an alcoholic avant -garde of real life that was shot dead in 1911 and whose future life proved to be more strange than fiction while showing in carnivals for decades.

A second show with a corpse, the “Mincemeat Operation” of British importation, also did, the improbably real story about a British deception operation designed to deceive Nazi Germany about the location of allied landing in Sicily.

In the Best Play category, “English”, the gaze of the dramatist winner of the Pulitzer Sanazer Toossi award to four Iranian students who prepare for an English exam, made the cut. Like “The Hills of California”, the sights of Jez Butterworth to a family reunion for the imminent death of its matriarch set in a hotel in the summer of 1976 in England.

They will compete with “John Proctor is the villain”, Kimberly Belflower’s examination of childhood, feminism, #MeToo movement and a convincing refutation for “The Crucible” and the “Purpose”, the drama of the Jacobs-Jenkins drawing room on a black family that is destroyed from the inside.

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The category is completed with “Oh, Mary!”, An irreverent, obscene revisionist story, happily upset by Cole Escola centered on Mary Todd Lincoln, a first lady from the mouth to the mouth, determined by the subordinate role in which the story has placed it.

Jacobs-Jenkins, whose “appropriate” won the best revival of last year, said Thursday morning that his category was full of works that began regional or out of Broadway, showing the force of art.

“I hope people see the diversity of what is happening in terms of writing for the US stages at this time. It is really an incredible moment,” he said. “I think that is the testimony of the fruitful that is the form.”

Nod acting and some missing

Audra McDonald, as expected, heard that his name requested his turn as Rose in an acclaimed Renaissance of “Gypsy”, a role that led to previous Tonys for artists such as Angela Lansbury, Tyne Daly and Patti Lupone. McDonald, already holder for most Tonys for an artist, with six, now via a seventh.

He will face Nicole Scherzinger in “Sunset Blvd”, Megan Hilty and Jennifer Simard in “Death Boress Her” and Jasmine Amy Rogers of “Boop! The musical”.

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Snoak, the co -star of Culkin “Succession”, obtained a nomination for playing the 26 parts in “The Picture of Dorian Gray” and the “Stranger Things” star Sadie won one to lead “John Proctor is the villain.” “Stranger Things: The First Shadow”, a prequel driven by the effects of its former successful Netflix program, obtained five noddings, even for the main actor Louis McCartney.

The news was less good for Connor Kit and Rachel Zegler, both in their Broadway debuts. Neither of them received nominations for their “Romeo + Julieta” launched to generation X and the millennials. Robert Downey Jr., who also made his Broadway debut in the “McNeal” work, was also not recognized. Mia Farrow obtained a nomination for “The Roommate”, but its co -star, the Broadway Patti Lupone diva.

And, in a shock, a “nervous other” with Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal that the producers are charging north of $ 900 for the orchestra seats, they did not get a single nomination. Idina Menzel’s return to Broadway in “Redwood”, a contemporary fable about trees, pain and the search for healing, also did not obtain nominations.

“Our city,” starring Jim Parsons and Katie Holmes, he obtained a nomination for the best Tony revival work, but nothing for his actors. And Stephen Sondheim magazine, starring the winners of the Tony Award, Bernadette Peters and Lea Salonga, were blank.

The Tony Awards will be presented on June 8 at Radio City Music Hall during a broadcast organized by the “Wicked” star and the winner of Tony Cynthia Erivo.

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