Broadway’s biggest night is almost here, and the 2025 Tony Awards promise a star-studded celebration of the year’s top plays and musicals.

Whether you’re tuning in to see your favorite nominees, catch standout performances, or just enjoy the red carpet glamour, you’ll want to know exactly when and where to watch. From the pre-show to the main event, here’s your guide to catching every moment of this year’s Tonys.

This year’s ceremony on Sunday, June 8, is hosted by Tony-winner and film star , with and hosting the pre-show, The Tony Awards: Act One.

The Tony Awards kick off with the pre-show, The Tony Awards: Act One, at 6:40 p.m. ET on Pluto TV. The main ceremony follows live from 8:00–11:00 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+ in the U.S.

Catch the ceremony live on CBS—your local CBS affiliate—and stream it on Paramount+ (with a SHOWTIME subscription). The red carpet and pre-show stream for free earlier on Pluto TV.

“The Tony Awards have always been about celebrating live performance—and we want fans everywhere to have access, no matter how they watch,” said , President of the American Theatre Wing.

Here are some of the standout nominees in this year’s top categories:

, earning his first Tony nomination, said in a statement: “To be recognized by the Broadway community for a story I’ve been passionate about is a real honor.”

Meanwhile, newcomer Cole Escola called the experience “surreal,” telling Playbill, “I wrote Oh, Mary! as a joke—and now it’s somehow real. And Tony-nominated. Wild.”