The last day for Broadway shows to open and be eligible for 2019 Tony Award nominations.

Brandon Victor Dixon and Bebe Neuwirth will reveal the nominations for the 73rd Annual Tony Awards. You can watch LIVE on our Facebook page at 8:30 a.m. ET. CBS This Morning will also cover the announcement. We'll also post the complete list of nominees immediately after the announcement – and you can follow all the action @TheTonyAwards on Twitter. More info...

A limited number of tickets to the 2019 will go on sale on the day of the Nominations Announcement. Internet/telephone sales via Ticketmaster will begin at 9:00 a.m. ET. More info...

At the annual Meet the Nominees Press Reception, the nominees speak with media outlets from around the world about their Tony Nominations. At the Sofitel New York. No admission to the public—but we'll be there to bring you complete coverage!

A chance for the nominees to celebrate each other’s achievements and receive their nomination certificates. The luncheon will be held at the Rainbow Room, New York City’s iconic landmark. No admission to the press or to the public.

Celebrating the 2019 recipients of Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre. The evening will also toast the 2019 Creative Arts Nominees and Special Award recipients. The event will take place at Sofitel New York. No admission to the public.

It’s Broadway’s Night of Nights. James Corden hosts the three-hour Tony Awards ceremony, which will be broadcast live (ET/PT time delay) on the CBS Television Network from 8:00 - 11:00 p.m. ET from Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Or stream the Tony Awards live across platforms with theCBS All Access subscription service. (Live stream is available in select markets. Visit CBS.com/allaccess for details. The awards will be followed by the invite-only Tony Gala.