The will be broadcast live from Lincoln Center on Sunday night, with the ceremony slated to feature some rising stars as well as acclaimed veteran actors. Broadway newbie Brody Grant is nominated for his role as Ponyboy Curtis in the while have received their fifth and eighth Tony nominations, respectively, for “Days of Wine and Roses.” The ceremony is set to be , who wowed viewers when she at last year’s Tony Awards amidst the now-settled Hollywood writers’ strike.
Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming awards show, as well as a few predictions on who might take home the hardware. The ceremony will broadcast live on CBS from 8-11 p.m.
ET, and also . Ahead of that, a pre-show titled “Act One” will begin at 6:30 p.m.
, streaming live and free on Pluto TV, with hosts Julianne Hough and Utkarsh Ambudkar. Viewers can catch the pre-show on streaming devices, mobile apps, or online by visiting Pluto TV and selecting the ET channel. to highlight the shows nominated for Best Musical and Best Revival of a Musical, featuring actors like Jonathan Groff, Daniel Radcliffe and Eddie Redmayne.
producers reportedly had a change of heart Wednesday, saying the show would be included. Here’s the full list of performances: “Stereophonic” has become , with 13 total nods. The story of a , trying to record a hit album, has now surpassed “Slave Play,” which earned 12 nominations in 2021.
The also received 13 nominations this year, followed closely by “The Outs.
