June Squibb has made history as the oldest nominee for a Tony Award at 96 years old, receiving her first nomination for her performance in the play 'Marjorie Prime'. This nomination marks a significant achievement, as she surpasses the previous record held by Lois Smith, who was nominated at 89 for her role in The Inheritance. In 'Marjorie Prime', Squibb plays an elderly widow dealing with dementia, who uses an AI representation of her late husband to navigate her memories. The play debuted on Broadway at the Helen Hayes Theatre on December 8, 2025, and is scheduled to run until February 15. Squibb's extensive career includes notable performances in both theatre and film, with previous accolades including nominations for the Oscar, SAG, and Golden Globe awards for her role in Nebraska. Her nomination alongside other talented actresses highlights her significant contribution to the arts.