Tony Awards 2019: What time, how to watch, TV channel, online feed and all you need to know about the Tony Awards

The biggest night of Broadway is Sunday. James Corden "The Late Late Show" will host the Tony Awards for the second time on CBS live from Radio City Music Hall in New York.

While the show will feature big names such as Sara Bareilles, Josh Groban, Samuel L. Jackson, Lucy Liu and other celebrities and television stars, Corden said Thursday at "CBS This Morning "that his parents would also be on the program. . "We just have to make them work, you know?" he joked.

There will be performances of the nominees for best musical – "Not too proud – The life and times of temptations", "Beetlejuice", "Hadestown"Prom"and" Tootsie "- and the best cover of a musical," Kiss Me, Kate "and" Oklahoma! "The show will also have performances of" The Cher Show ", which has been nominated in three categories, and" Choir Boy "which has received four nominations, including for the best game.

Corden called the Tonys a better show. "Most of the rewards are groups of millionaires who give each other gold statues, and that's really it, like that," Corden said in "CBS This Morning". "While it's a show in which all these incredible roles are played – people sometimes pay two, three or four hundred dollars per ticket for some of these shows – and they'll be playing great moments there. all night, and you do not have to leave your living room to watch them. "

How to watch the Tony Awards

James Corden will host the 73rd Tony Awards on Sunday, June 9, 2019.

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