The Tony Awards culminate with Stereophonic, a Seventies band-themed play, winning big by taking home five trophies, including Best Play. The show, a labor of love over 11 years, showcases the collaboration between Arcade Fire's Will Butler, director Daniel Aukin, and playwright David Adjmi. The evening is filled with nerves, excitement, and celebration as the cast and crew gather at P.J. Clarke's to revel in their success. The show's unique concept and innovative storytelling have captivated audiences, leading to rave reviews, sold-out shows, and even plans to adapt it into a movie or TV series. As the night unfolds at star-studded parties, the team basks in their newfound fame, with plans for future projects and tours already in the works. Despite the whirlwind of Tony season, Stereophonic proves that sometimes, patience and passion can lead to unexpected success.