Raise the curtain, lower the lights and ready your Lin-Manuel Miranda lip bite , because Broadway is back and so are the Tony Awards .

Yes, the 74th annual ceremony finally aired on Sunday night, more than 15 months after it was originally scheduled , following a period of major upheaval around the world including in the theater industry, which shuttered in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Heading into the night, the Alanis Morissette jukebox musical Jagged Little Pill led the pack with 15 nominations , but it was the stage adaptation of the 2001 Baz Luhrmann film Moulin Rouge! The Musical that ultimately came out on top. After sweeping the technical categories early in the telecast, Moulin Rouge scored a best direction trophy for Alex Timber and a featured acting Tony for Danny Burstein. Then unsurprisingly, since he was the only one nominated in the category Aaron Tveit won for best leading actor in a musical. And when it came time hand out the best musical award, Moulin Rogue once again trounced its competition.

As for plays, Jeremy O. Harris Slave Play was poised to dominate after amassing 12 nominations, the most for any play in the history of the Tonys, but in the end it was completely shut out at the ceremony. Instead, the two-part AIDS drama The Inheritance, inspired by E.M. Forsters Howards End, took home four trophies, including a surprise win for best play.

The much-delayed show spanned four hours across two separate televised events taking place live at New York Citys Winter Garden Theater. Dubbed The Tony Awards Present: Broadways Back, this years ceremony began with an awards presentation streamed on Paramount+, followed by a two-hour concert special where the nights top three prizes best play revival, best play and best musical were unveiled on CBS.

To guide viewers through the admittedly confusing affair, previous winners Leslie Odom Jr. and Audra McDonald who was also nominated this year for best leading actress in a play hosted the show.

This years Tonys were engineered to celebrate more than just a Broadway season cut short. The show also featured a slate of nostalgia-inducing performances, in addition to the numbers highlighting the casts of each nominated musical. There was Jennifer Holliday honoring the 40th anniversary of Dreamgirls ; a John Legend-assisted number with the company of Aint Too Proud; a reunion of the cast of Hairspray ; the stylings of Mirandas Freestyle Love Supreme group; and Idina Menzel belting her heart out alongside Wicked co-star Kristin Chenoweth. Ah yes, nature and Broadway are healing.

Check out the complete list of nominees and winners below.