[Python] Python type-hinting: a Tkinter Event

I'm learning how to create GUIs with TKinter in Python. I'm using VSCode as my editor and I have this piece of code:

[...]
# create a button and bind an action to the button press event
button:tk.Button = tk.Button(master=gridFrame, text="Button")
button.bind("<ButtonPress-1>", self.play)

[...]
def play(self, event: tk.Event)->None:
"""Hanlde a player's move"""
clickedBtn: tk.Button = event.widget


Pylance complains on the type hint for event being of type Event: Expected type arguments for generic class "Event". I've tried with this other hint:

def play(self, event: tk.Event[tk.Button])->None:


Which silences the warning, but when I try to run the code with this, I get a TypeError exception:

def play(self, event: Event[tk.Button])->None:
~~~~~^^^
TypeError: type 'Event' is not subscriptable


Is there a way to hint this or should I settle for Any or silence the warning and admit defeat?

Thanks!

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