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The 66Th Annual Tony Awards The 66Th AnnuAl Tony AwArds Best Play Best Performance/Actress in a Leading Role in a Play q q Clybourne Park, Bruce Norris Nina Arianda, Venus in Fur q q Other Desert Cities, Jon Robin Baitz Tracie Bennett, End of the Rainbow q q Peter and the Starcatcher, Rick Elice Stockard Channing, Other Desert Cities q q Venus in Fur, David Ives Linda Lavin, The Lyons q Cynthia Nixon, Wit Best Musical Best Performance/Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical q Leap of Faith q Danny Burstein, Follies q Newsies q Jeremy Jordan, Newsies q Nice Work If You Can Get It q Steve Kazee, Once q Once q Norm Lewis, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q Ron Raines, Follies Best Revival of a Play q Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman Best Performance/Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical q Gore Vidal’s The Best Man q Jan Maxwell, Follies q Master Class q Audra McDonald, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q Wit q Cristin Milioti, Once q Kelli O’Hara, Nice Work If You Can Get It Best Revival of a Musical q Laura Osnes, Bonnie & Clyde q Evita q Follies Best Performance/Actor in a Featured Role in a Play q The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q Christian Borle, Peter and the Starcatcher q Jesus Christ Superstar q Michael Cumpsty, End of the Rainbow q Tom Edden, One Man, Two Guvnors Best Book of a Musical q Andrew Garfield, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman q Lysistrata Jones,Douglas Carter Beane q Jeremy Shamos, Clybourne Park q Newsies, Harvey Fierstein, Best Performance/Actress in a Featured Role in a Play q Nice Work If You Can Get It, Joe DiPietro q Linda Emond, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman q Once, Enda Walsh q Spencer Kayden, Don’t Dress for Dinner q Celia Keenan-Bolger, Peter and the Starcatcher Best Original Score (Music/and or Lyrics) q Judith Light, Other Desert Cities q Bonnie & Clyde, Music: Frank Wildhorn, Lyrics: Don Black q Condola Rashad, Stick Fly q Newsies, Music, Alan Menken Lyrics, Jack Feldman q One Man, Two Guvnors, Music & Lyrics: Grant Olding Best Performance/Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical q Peter and the Starcatcher, Music: Wayne Barker, Lyrics: Rick Elice q Phillip Boykin, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q Michael Cerveris, Evita Best Performance/Actor in a Leading Role in a Play q David Alan Grier, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q James Corden, One Man, Two Guvnors q Michael McGrath, Nice Work If You Can Get It q Philip Seymour Hoffman, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman q Josh Young, Jesus Christ Superstar q James Earl Jones, Gore Vidal’s The Best Man q Frank Langella, Man and Boy Best Performance/Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical q John Lithgow, The Columnist q Elizabeth A. Davis, Once q Jayne Houdyshell, Follies q Judy Kaye, Nice Work If You Can Get It q Jessie Mueller, On A Clear Day You Can See Forever q Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Ghost the Musical 1 The 66Th AnnuAl Tony AwArds Best Scenic design of a Play Best direction of a Play q John Lee Beatty, Other Desert Cities q Nicholas Hytner, One Man, Two Guvnors q Daniel Ostling, Clybourne Park q Pam MacKinnon, Clybourne Park q Mark Thompson, One Man, Two Guvnors q Mike Nichols, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman q Donyale Werle, Peter and the Starcatcher q Roger Rees and Alex Timbers, Peter and the Starcatcher Best Scenic design of a Musical Best direction of a Musical Jeff Calhoun, Newsies q Bob Crowley, Once q Kathleen Marshall, Nice Work If You Can Get It q Rob Howell and Jon Driscoll, Ghost the Musical q Diane Paulus, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q Tobin Ost and Sven Ortel, Newsies q John Tiffany, Once q George Tsypin, Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark q Best choreography Best costume design of a Play q Rob Ashford, Evita q William Ivey Long, Don’t Dress for Dinner q Christopher Gattelli, Newsies q Paul Tazewell, A Streetcar Named Desire q Steven Hoggett, Once q Mark Thompson, One Man, Two Guvnors q Kathleen Marshall, Nice Work If You Can Get It q Paloma Young, Peter and the Starcatcher Best Orchestrations Best costume design of a Musical q William David Brohn and Christopher Jahnke, Porgy and Bess q Gregg Barnes, Follies q Bill Elliott, Nice Work If You Can Get It q ESosa, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q Martin Lowe, Once q Eiko Ishioka, Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark q Danny Troob, Newsies q Martin Pakledinaz, Nice Work If You Can Get It The IsAbelle sTevenson AwArd Best Lighting design of a Play BeRnAdette PeteRS q Jeff Croiter, Peter and the Starcatcher Recognizes an "individual from the the- q Peter Kaczorowski, The Road to Mecca atre community who has made a substan- q Brian MacDevitt, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman tial contribution of volunteered time and q Kenneth Posner, Other Desert Cities effort on behalf of one or more humanitar- ian, social service or charitable organiza- Best Lighting design of a Musical tions, regardless of whether such organiza- q Christopher Akerlind, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess tions relate to the theatre." q Natasha Katz, Follies q Natasha Katz, Once q Hugh Vanstone, Ghost the Musical specIAl Tony AwArds: ActORS’ equity ASSOciAtiOn Best Sound design of a Play Celebrating its 100th anniversary in June. q Paul Arditti, One Man, Two Guvnors q Scott Lehrer, Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman q Gareth Owen, End of the Rainbow HugH JAckMAn q Darron L. West, Peter and the Starcatcher Honored for his "contributions to the Broadway community, both as a performer Best Sound design of a Musical and humanitarian; his tireless dedication to Acme Sound Partners, The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess q charitable works of many types; and his Clive Goodwin, Once q personal generosity of spirit." q Kai Harada, Follies q Brian Ronan, Nice Work If You Can Get It 2.
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