The Tony Awards ceremony on Sunday night features a celebratory mix of Broadway reunions and acknowledgements, with winners spotlighting the people who helped shape their careers. Multiple reports say the evening’s biggest honor goes to “Schmigadoon!,” a Broadway musical that celebrates Broadway itself. Coverage also highlights recognition for performers returning to the awards stage, including mention of John Lithgow winning a Tony. In addition to formal acceptance speeches, winners thank mentors and support figures, including voice teachers and babysitters, reflecting how backstage and early guidance are portrayed as key to reaching Broadway success. The hosting is described as upbeat, contributing to the “theater camp reunion” atmosphere often associated with the Tonys, where familiar faces gather and performances from nominated productions underscore the event’s central role in recognizing theatrical achievements. Overall, the reports converge on the same theme: Broadway honors are coupled with personal tributes, while “Schmigadoon!” takes top recognition during the ceremony.