The Tony Awards honor Broadway productions including “Schmigadoon!” and “Liberation,” with “Schmigadoon!” winning best new musical, according to multiple outlets. “Schmigadoon!” is an adaptation of an Apple TV series that plays on—and gently mocks—the style of big, brassy Broadway shows. The reporting also says the awards ceremony is historic for actor John Lithgow and playwright Bess Wohl, who “make history” during the night. Alongside the top musical recognition for “Schmigadoon!,” “Liberation” is described by one outlet as also winning major prizes at the event, indicating it shares the spotlight with “Schmigadoon!” overall. While specific categories for “Liberation” are not detailed in the provided summaries, all sources frame the evening around these two productions receiving leading honors. Overall, the coverage portrays a Tony night marked by both major awards for a new musical adaptation and notable milestones for prominent theater figures, with “Schmigadoon!” taking the headline prize for best new musical.