Tony, Grammy, and Emmy winner Cynthia Erivo, who hosted the 78th Annual Tony Awards on CBS, was joined by Tony nominee Sara Bareilles for the annual In Memoriam segment, remembering the Broadway artists lost during the past year.
Bareilles and Erivo performed a touching version of the Annie anthem, "Tomorrow," while photos of the late Broadway talents were shown on screen. "Tomorrow" was written by Martin Charnin and Charles Strouse; the latter passed away last month.
Watch the powerful In Memoriam segment in the video above.
Tony, Grammy, and Emmy winner Erivo hosted the second portion of the 2025 Tony Awards, also streamed on Paramount+. See the full list of the 2025 Tony Award winners here. (Darren Criss, a 2025 Tony winner for his performance in Maybe Happy Ending, and Hamilton Tony winner Ren茅e Elise Goldsberry hosted The Tony Awards: Act One on Pluto, the live pre-show preceding the 78th annual ceremony.)
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