Tony Awards 2025: Watch Every Performance From Gypsy, Sunset Boulevard And Many More

CBS once again beamed the magic of Broadway into homes all over the world on Sunday via the 78th Tony Awards, giving viewers a taste of what the New York theater scene has to offer.

Actually "taste" is a pretty egregious understatement. Hosted by Wicked star Cynthia Erivo, this year's telecast was a full-blown meal, serving up show-stopping performances from more than 10 Broadway musicals nominated this year.

Erivo kicked things off with a ballad about, well, singing, followed by several jaw-dropping costume changes courtesy of Death Becomes Her's Megan Hilty. From there, the stage was set for a series of unforgettable moments, whether it was Nicole Scherzinger melting our faces with a song from Sunset Boulevard or Jonathan Groff giving Keanu Reeves an excellent (and intimate) adventure during a song from Just in Time.

Additionally, the original cast of Hamilton — including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom Jr., Renee Elise Goldsberry and Phillipa Soo — reunited for a 10th anniversary performance of some of the show's most enduring songs.

Scroll down to watch all of this year's Tony performances, then drop a comment with your favorites below.

Shortly before winning Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical, Natalie Venetia Belcon and the cast of Buena Vista Club transported Tony viewers to Havana with an electric performance of "Candela."

After a pre-show pep talk from Oprah Winfrey, Erivo opened the ceremony by reminding everyone that "Sometimes All You Need Is a Song," for which she was joined on stage by the singers of Broadway Inspirational Voices.

We're pretty sure this was the first time that anyone has ever yelled "Let's go rob that f–ing train!" at the Tonys... and frankly, we'd like to hear it said more often.

Just in time for Pride Month, Megan Hilty and the cast of Death Becomes Her painted the Tonys every color of the rainbow with a crowd-pleasing performance of "For the Gaze." (Get it? ... Gays?)

Even from all the way at the bottom of a well, Jeremy Jordan made yodeling sexy on Sunday, performing songs from his multi-nominated hit Floyd Collins.

McDonald left everything on the stage with this powerful performance of "Rose's Turn," one of the most iconic songs in musical theatre.

The only thing we didn't like about the original cast of Hamilton reuniting for a 10th-anniversary performance at the Tonys... is that it's actually been a full decade since this show opened. Can time stop moving so quickly please?!

Jonathan Groff drove the entire audience (but mostly Keanu Reeves) wild with his engaging performance of Bobby Darin's "Mack the Knife."

Two retired helper bots, played by Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen, had us all believing in love with their performance of "Never Fly Away" from this year's Best New Musical winner.

It was hard not to feel a little inspired by this performance of "Born to Lead" from Operation Mincemeat.

It was a pirate's life for us all during this nutty little performance of "We Sail the Ocean Blue" from Pirates! The Penzance Musical, featuring two-time RuPaul's Drag Race winner Jinkx Monsoon.

Real Women Have Curves may have gotten one of the night's final slots, but even at that late hour, it was impossible not to dance along to this high-energy performance of "Jugglin."

Introduced by Glenn Close, who originated the role of Norma Desmond in 1994, Nicole Scherzinger blew the roof off Radio City Music Hall with a bombastic performance of "As If We Never Said Goodbye."