Entertainment · November 4, 2026
Tony Awards Will Remain on CBS Through 2032 Under New Five-Year Deal
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The Tony Awards have extended their broadcast agreement with CBS through 2032, continuing a partnership that began in 1978. Announced on Wednesday by CBS, the American Theatre Wing, and The Broadway League, the new five-year deal ensures the ceremony will remain on the network for its 80th anniversary and beyond. The upcoming 80th Tony Awards are scheduled to air live on June 13 on CBS and stream on Paramount+.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- CBS has extended its broadcast agreement for the Tony Awards through 2032.
- The agreement was announced on Wednesday by CBS, the American Theatre Wing, and The Broadway League.
- The Tony Awards have been broadcast on CBS since 1978.
- The partnership has lasted 48 years.
Reported by only some outlets
- The new agreement is a five-year deal.
- The 80th Tony Awards will air live on Sunday, June 13.
- The ceremony will stream on Paramount+.
- The 2025 ceremony was hosted by Cynthia Erivo and the 2026 ceremony was hosted by Pink.
- The previous broadcast deal was struck in 2017 and was set to run through 2026.
Confirmed
- The Tony Awards will remain on CBS through 2032.
- The American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League are the producers involved in the deal.
- The Tonys-CBS partnership is the longest-running major awards show/network partnership currently active.
Reported
- The 80th Tony Awards will air on June 13. (The Hollywood Reporter)
- The agreement is specifically a five-year deal. (Variety)
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