The 76th annual Tony Awards will take place this summer, highlighting some of the best shows and performances straight from Broadway.
This year, the Tonys will be held at the historic United Palace for the first time, the fourth biggest theatre in Manhattan.
The nominees have yet to be unveiled, but if you want to know when the Tonys will be taking place – and how you can tune in – then we have everything you need to know. We also have a similar guide for the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
When are the Tony Awards 2023?
The Tony Awards will take place on Sunday 11 June 2023, with exact timings to be confirmed.
How to watch the Tony Awards 2023 on TV
In the US, the Tony Awards will air live on CBS. Last year, there wasn’t a UK broadcast channel available for the ceremony.
If you’d prefer to stream the awards, then we have information for that too.
How to stream the Tony Awards 2023
American viewers can catch the Tonys over on Paramount+. This costs $4.99 per month for ad-supported viewing, and $9.99 per month for ad-free viewing. New users can also grab a seven-day free trial.
We don’t yet have confirmation on if the Tonys will also be available on the UK version of Paramount+. This streaming platform wasn’t available when the show aired last year, so it is possible that viewers across the pond will finally be able to get a piece of the glitz and glamour.
You can sign up to Paramount+ for £6.99 per month, along with a week-long free trial.
Who are the Tony Awards 2023 nominees?
Nominees will be announced on Tuesday 2 May 2023.
Last year, the contenders were announced on the official YouTube channel for the Tonys, but we will confirm closer to the time whether this is the same again for 2023.
Author: Hannah Cowton, Senior Staff Writer
Hannah Cowton is a Senior Staff Writer at Tech Advisor and Macworld, working across entertainment, consumer technology and lifestyle. Her interests and specialities lie in streaming services, film and television reviews and rumours, gaming, wearables and smart home products. She's also the creator of The London Geek, a geek culture and lifestyle blog.