What Award Shows Are In NYC

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The Big Apple's Big Gongs: A Totally Serious (Not Really) Guide to NYC Award Shows

Let's face it, folks, awards shows are the glitter-dusted, star-studded highlight reel of the entertainment industry. And what better place to celebrate achievement with uncomfortable outfits and forced speeches than the one and only New York City?

But with so many ceremonies happening throughout the year, it can be tough to keep track. Fear not, award show enthusiasts (and enthusiastic award show snackers - we see you!), because this guide is here to sort the statuettes from the snubs.

Lights, Camera, Action! Award Shows Galore

  • The Tonys: A Night on Broadway (Without the Mugging) This June, the Tony Awards return to the David H. Koch Theater to celebrate the best of the Great White Way. Get ready for showstopping musical numbers, tearful acceptance speeches (because let's be real, actors love the sound of their own voices!), and enough costume changes to make a chameleon jealous.

Pro Tip: If you can't snag tickets to the Tonys themselves, head to a nearby theater for a simulcast - the energy is electric (and way cheaper than a balcony seat).

  • The VMAs: Where Wild Things Dance (and Sometimes Moon) Calling all music fanatics! Every September, the MTV Video Music Awards descend upon NYC with a vengeance. Expect outrageous performances, epic meltdowns (remember Kanye?), and enough moonings to make your grandma clutch her pearls.

Warning: Coming here for the music? You might be disappointed. But hey, at least you'll have a story to tell your grandkids (assuming mooning doesn't go extinct by then).

The Not-So-Glitzy But Still Important Award Shows

  • The Obies: Off-Broadway's Underdog Award Show Looking for something a little more niche? The Obie Awards honor the best of Off-Broadway and experimental theater. Think smaller venues, bigger ideas, and actors who can probably afford their rent (maybe).

Why It Matters: Just because it's not on Broadway doesn't mean it's not brilliant. The Obies are a great way to discover new talent and see some truly innovative theater.

So there you have it! Your one-stop guide to navigating the glittering, dramatic, and sometimes nonsensical world of NYC award shows. Remember, it's not just about who wins, it's about the fashion faux pas, the acceptance speech gaffes, and the after-party shenanigans that keep us glued to our screens. Now, go forth and conquer award season, armed with your knowledge (and maybe a giant bag of popcorn).

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