How to stream the Tony Awards for free from home this Sunday

The 79th edition of Broadway’s biggest night is almost here. The Tony Awards will take over the legendary Radio City Music Hall in New York City this Sunday, June 7, with an unmissable lineup of performances as the best of the best are recognized. This year, the spectacular evening will be hosted by none other than global music icon Pink, so it's guaranteed to be a good time.

The Tonys are known for show-stopping numbers, and this year is no exception. Prepare to be dazzled by performances from hit shows like The Lost Boys, Schmigadoon!, Titaníque, Ragtime and Cats: The Jellicle Ball. Plus, the iconic musical Chicago is celebrating 30 years on Broadway, and the entire original cast of The Book of Mormon (Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells included) are set to reunite for that hit show's 15th anniversary.

Here's the full schedule and how to stream the Tonys, so you don't miss a single high note:

The Pre-Show

6:35pm ET
Kick off the evening with The Tony Awards: Act One, a live, free pre-show hosted by Laura Benanti and Tituss Burgess. They’ll be handing out the first round of awards. You can watch—completely free—on Pluto TV's Live Music channel.

The 79th Annual Tony Awards

8pm ET
You can catch the show live on CBS on regular TV, but you also have streaming options. Paramount+ Premium subscribers ($13.99/month) can stream the whole show live via your local CBS affiliate feed. If you have the Paramount+ Essential plan ($8.99/month), you won't be able to stream the awards live, but you can watch the entire special on-demand the next day.

Find a full list of this year's Tony Awards nominees here, then grab your popcorn, settle in and get ready to cheer for your favorites.