Tony Award

Tony Awards (TONY AWARDS; full name: Antoinette Perry Award) the highest awards for American plays and musicals, is the American Theatre Association in honor of the Association's founder, Ms. Antoinette Perry and the establishment of the awards, opened on April 6, 1947, a total of 21 prizes, only for performances in the theaters of Broadway of the play. The Tony Awards, along with Broadway's artistic prestige, aesthetic stature, and box office receipts, are considered the focal point of the global theater arts.