Emmy Awards ceremony schedule reveals presenters and tributes

The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards will be staged at the Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles, with a published order of presentations and scheduled tributes. Organizers have listed the individuals and groups who will hand out each award, ranging from actors and comedians to cast ensembles. Highlights include Amy Poehler presenting the Comedy Supporting Actress award, Zendaya presenting Comedy Actress, and the cast of Buffy—Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz—presenting the Limited/Anthology/Movie Actor award.

Alan Cumming and Emmy Rossum will present Drama Supporting Actress, while Julia Garner and Florence Pugh will present Drama Actress. Sofia Vergara is set to present Supporting Comedy Actor, and the cast of Baywatch will present the Reality Competition Program award. John Mulaney will present Drama Actor, and Rachel Sennott with Odessa A'zion will present Drama Supporting Actor.

Emilia Clarke and Emma D'Arcy will present Limited/Anthology/Movie Actress, and Jon Hamm with Amanda Peet will present Comedy Actor. LL Cool J and Scott Caan will present Comedy Writing, and Peter Krause with Shailene Woodley will present Drama Directing. Awkwafina and Paul Anthony Kelly will present Variety Series, while Marcello Hernández and Keke Palmer will present Comedy Directing.

Julianna Margulies will present the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award to Michael J. Fox. David Harbour and Linda Cardellini will present Drama Writing, and Niecy Nash-Betts will present Limited/Anthology Series. A tribute to Dolly Parton will be introduced by Sally Field and feature a performance by Reba McEntire. The ceremony will also include an In Memoriam segment with a performance by Noah Kahan, and the Drama Series award will be presented by the original cast of Charlie's Angels—Cheryl Ladd, Jaclyn Smith and Kate Jackson.

Producers note that the lineup could change at the last minute, and updates on winners and reactions will be provided throughout the evening.