Most Tony Awards for "Death of a Salesman"

"Death of a Salesman," "Schmigadoon!", "The Lost Boys" and "Ragtime" are the biggest winners at the 2026 Tony Awards, which were held last night.

"Death of a Salesman" won the most awards, with six Tonys in total. The revival was produced by Scott Rudin, directed by Joe Mantello, and stars Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, and Christopher Abbott. Mantello won for best director, while Metcalf won for best actress in a drama, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

"Schmigadoon!" and "The Lost Boys" entered the Tony Awards with 12 nominations each, the most of any production, and tied for the most wins at four. "Schmigadoon!" also won best musical.

"Ragtime," which had 11 nominations, also won four awards, including the Tony Award for best revival of a musical.

"Liberation" won the award for best drama, but that was the only award the play won.

"Cats: The Jellicle Ball," which had nine nominations and won three Tony Awards.

The award for best actor in a drama went to John Lithgow (Giant), and best actress in a drama went to Leslie Manville (Oedipus), while in the same category, but for supporting roles, Alden Eppenheim and Laurie Metcalfe (Death of a Salesman) won Tonys.

Joshua Henry (Ragtime) and Casey Levy (Ragtime) were named best actor and actress in a musical, respectively, while Ali Louis Brusgi (The Lost Boys) and Shoshana Bean (The Lost Boy) were awarded for supporting roles.

The main Tony Awards ceremony was hosted by singer Pink.

In addition to the competitive categories, the 79th annual Tony Awards also included performances marking the anniversaries of the musicals "The Book of Mormon," "Chicago" and "A Chorus Line."