The Tony Awards

The Tony Awards, officially known as the Antoinette Perry Award for Excellence in Broadway Theatre, recognize outstanding achievements in live theater on Broadway. Established in 1947, the awards honor various categories, including best play, musical, direction, and acting. Named after actress and director Antoinette Perry, the Tonys are presented annually by the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League. The ceremony is a significant event in the theater community, celebrating artistic excellence and promoting interest in Broadway productions, making it a prestigious accolade for performers and creatives in the industry.