Tony Awards (Theatre)

The Tony Awards are prestigious honors recognizing excellence in professional American theater, primarily Broadway productions. Established in 1947, they celebrate outstanding performances, directing, design, and production aspects of musicals and plays. Held annually, the awards highlight the best work in theater, fostering artistic excellence and innovation. Named after Antoinette Perry, a theater supporter, the Tonys are seen as the highest achievement in American theater, attracting industry professionals and theater enthusiasts alike.