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The biggest Broadway evening is here. The 78th Tony Awards will take place on Sunday June 8 at the Radio City Music Hall in New York.
The ceremony will broadcast on CBS, but the cables are lucky because the show will also broadcast live on Paramount + with Showtime, which currently offers a free trial
The appropriate ceremony will start at 8 p.m., with the accommodation of Cynthia Erivo. The “bad” star takes over as a master of ceremonies of Ariana Debose, who welcomed the last three programs. Erivo is herself a former winner of Tony, after capturing the best actress of a musical prize in 2016 for her turn in the revival of Broadway of “The Color Purple.
“Death becomes her”, a comedy Campy on the frenzy in a quest to stay young, “perhaps happy end”, a tender story on two romantic robots and “buena vista social club”, a joyful story on famous Cuban musicians, are the most named programs that are headed for this year.
Hollywood also had a huge presence on the Broadway scene this year, with George Clooney winking a nod for his debut on Broadway in “Good Night and Good Luck”, and Sarah Snook for its leading role in “The Picture of Dorian Gray” – which still have tickets available online.
In addition to Paramount +, cord cutters can also look at the ceremony on a number of live television streaming platforms that wear a local CBS affiliate – like Hulu + Live TV, Fubo TV, Sling TV and Directv. Directv and Fubo TV, which both offer free trials, are the best options for those who seek to connect to the special event but who do not engage in a monthly subscription.
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