List of awards and nominations received by Wicked (musical)

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A number of productions for Wicked , a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Winnie Holzman, have won and nominated several awards. Wicked is based on the 1995 Gregory Maguire novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West (1995), a parallel novel of the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz and L. Frank Baum's classic story The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900).

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Although the production received mixed reviews and was initially panned by The New York Times , it has proved to be a favorite among patrons. The Broadway production's success spawned productions in Chicago, Los Angeles, London's West End and San Francisco, as well as international productions in Japan, Germany, Australia and elsewhere, and two North American tours that have visited over thirty cities in Canada and the United States. The show celebrated its 20th anniversary on October 30, 2023 and is currently the 4th longest-running Broadway show in history, [1] having played 7,774 performances as of December 24, 2023. [2] Wicked has broken box office records around the world, holding weekly-gross-takings records in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, St. Louis, and London, and obtaining the record for biggest opening in the West End (£100,000 in the first hour on sale). [3] In the week ending January 2, 2011, the London, Broadway, and both national touring productions all broke the record for the highest weekly gross. [4] [5] Both the West End production and the North American tour have been seen by over two million patrons. [6] The original show was nominated for ten Tony Awards in 2004, winning three, including the Best Actress in a Musical for Idina Menzel. It also won six Drama Desk Awards and one Grammy Award while the London show has been the recipient of five Laurence Olivier Award nominations, winning one.

Awards and nominations

Original Broadway production

Since its opening on October 30, 2003, the original Broadway production of Wicked has been consecutively nominated every year for at least one award. Accruing 64 nominations in 8 years, this production has won 33 of them. Amongst these 63 nominations include 10 Tony Awards (including the Tony Award for Best Musical), a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album, 11 Drama Desk Awards, and 10 Outer Critics Circle Awards.

YearAward ceremonyCategoryNomineeResult
2004 Tony Awards Best Musical Nominated
Best Original Score Stephen SchwartzNominated
Best Book of a Musical Winnie HolzmanNominated
Best Actress in a Musical Idina MenzelWon
Kristin ChenowethNominated
Best Choreography Wayne Cilento Nominated
Best Orchestrations William David Brohn Nominated
Best Scenic Design Eugene LeeWon
Best Costume Design Susan HilfertyWon
Best Lighting Design Kenneth PosnerNominated
Drama Desk Awards Outstanding Musical Won
Outstanding Music Stephen Schwartz Nominated
Outstanding Lyrics Won
Outstanding Book of a Musical Winnie Holzman Won
Outstanding Actress in a Musical Kristin Chenoweth Nominated
Idina MenzelNominated
Outstanding Director of a Musical Joe Mantello Won
Outstanding Orchestrations William David Brohn Won
Outstanding Set Design Eugene Lee Won
Outstanding Costume Design Susan Hilferty Won
Outstanding Lighting Design Kenneth Posner Nominated
Drama League Awards Distinguished Production of a MusicalWon
Distinguished PerformanceKristin ChenowethNominated
Idina MenzelNominated
Outer Critics Circle Awards Outstanding Broadway MusicalWon
Outstanding Actress in a MusicalKristin ChenowethNominated
Idina MenzelNominated
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical Joel Grey Nominated
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical Carole Shelley Nominated
Outstanding Director of a MusicalJoe MantelloWon
Outstanding ChoreographyWayne CilentoNominated
Outstanding Set DesignEugene LeeWon
Outstanding Costume DesignSusan HilfertyWon
Outstanding Lighting DesignKenneth PosnerNominated
Eddy AwardsOutstanding Costume DesignSusan HilfertyWon
2005 Grammy Awards Best Musical Show Album Wicked (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Won

North American tours

The North American tours have been nominated 15 times for various awards, winning 13 of them.

YearAward ceremonyCategoryNomineeResult
2006 Carbonell Awards Best Non-Resident ProductionWon
Best Non-Resident ActressStephanie J. BlockWon
Best Non-Resident Supporting ActorDavid GarrisonWon
Best Non-Resident DirectorJoe MantelloWon
Best Non-Resident Scenic DesignEugene LeeWon
Best Non-Resident Costume DesignSusan HilfertyWon
Best Non-Resident Lighting DesignKenneth PosnerWon
Helen Hayes Awards Outstanding Non-Resident Production Nominated
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Non-Resident Production Stephanie J. BlockWon
Kendra Kassebaum Nominated
Touring Broadway Awards Best New MusicalWon
Best Musical ScoreStephen SchwartzWon
Best Production DesignEugene Lee, Susan Hilferty, Kenneth PosnerWon

Chicago production

The Chicago production of Wicked received 5 Joseph Jefferson Award nominations in 2006.

YearAward ceremonyCategoryNomineeResult
2006 Joseph Jefferson Awards Outstanding Production – MusicalNominated
Outstanding Actress in a Principal Role – Musical Ana Gasteyer Nominated
Kate Reinders Nominated
Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role – Musical Rondi Reed Nominated
Outstanding Director – MusicalJoe MantelloNominated

London production

Like the original Broadway production, the London production of Wicked has been consecutively nominated each year since its opening in 2006. This production has garnered a total of 25 nominations, winning 13 of them. The production has been nominated 5 times for a Laurence Olivier Award and eventually won one in 2010. In addition, the production regularly appears on audience choice award ceremonies.

YearAward ceremonyCategoryNomineeResult
2007 Laurence Olivier Awards Best Director Joe MantelloNominated
Best Costume Design Susan HilfertyNominated
Best Lighting Design Kenneth PosnerNominated
Best Set Design Eugene LeeNominated
2009Women of the Future AwardsWomen of the Future Art and Culture Alexia Khadime and Dianne PilkingtonWon

Melbourne production

The production of Wicked in Melbourne has garnered 24 nominations, winning 10 of them.

YearAward ceremonyCategoryNomineeResult
2008 Green Room Awards [7] Best MusicalNominated
Best Leading Actress in a Musical Lucy Durack Nominated
Amanda Harrison Nominated
Best Featured Actress in a MusicalPenny McNameeWon
Best Director of a MusicalLisa LeguilliouNominated
Best Choreography of a MusicalWayne CilentoNominated
Best Musical Direction of a MusicalKellie DickersonWon
Best Artistic Direction of a MusicalSusan Hilferty and Eugene LeeWon
Best Lighting and Sound of a MusicalKenneth PosnerWon
2009 Helpmann Awards [8] Best Musical Won
Best Original Score Stephen SchwartzNominated
Best Female Actor in a Musical Lucy DurackNominated
Amanda HarrisonNominated
Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical Rob Guest Won
Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical Maggie Kirkpatrick Nominated
Best Direction of a MusicalLisa LeguillouWon
Best Choreography in a Musical Wayne CilentoWon
Best Scenic DesignEugene LeeWon
Best Costume DesignSusan HilfertyWon
Best Lighting DesignKenneth PosnerNominated
Best Sound DesignTony MeolaNominated
Sydney Theatre Awards [9] Best Production of a MusicalNominated
Best Performance by an Actress in a MusicalLucy DurackNominated
Amanda HarrisonNominated

Brazilian production

The production of Wicked in Brazil has garnered 40 nominations, winning 17 of them.

YearAward ceremonyCategoryNomineeResult
2016Bibi Ferreira Awards [10] [11] Best MusicalWon
Best Adaptation of a MusicalMariana Elisabetsky and Victor MühlethalerNominated
Best Actress in a MusicalFabi BangWon
Myra RuizNominated
Cenym Awards [12] [13] Best MusicalNominated
Best ChoreographyNominated
Best Original Song or Adapted"Ódio (What Is This Feeling?)"Nominated
Arte Qualidade Brasil Awards [14] Best MusicalWon
Best Actress in a MusicalFabi BangNominated
Aplauso Brasil de Teatro Awards [15] Best MusicalNominated
Best Actress in a MusicalFabi BangNominated
Musical Cast Awards [16] Best MusicalWon
Best Musical by Popular VoteWon
Best Actress in a MusicalFabi BangNominated
Best Actress in a Musical by Popular VoteFabi BangWon
Best Sub/Swing in a MusicalTalita RealNominated
Rodrigo NegriniNominated
Thuany ParenteNominated
Best Sub/Swing in a Musical by Popular VoteTalita RealNominated
Rodrigo NegriniNominated
Thuany ParenteWon
Best Production of a Foreign MusicalWon
Best Production of a Foreign Musical by Popular VoteWon
Best ProductionT4F EntretenimentoWon
Best Production by Popular VoteT4F EntretenimentoWon
Best CoupleMyra Ruiz and Jonatas FaroNominated
Best Couple by Popular VoteMyra Ruiz and Jonatas FaroWon
Best Solo"Desafiar a Gravidade" by Myra RuizWon
Best Solo by Popular Vote"Desafiar a Gravidade" by Myra RuizWon
Best Choir"Venha Ver" by EnsembleNominated
Best Choir by Popular Vote"Venha Ver" by EnsembleWon
Best AdaptationMariana Elisabetsky and Victor MühlethalerWon
Best Adaptation by Popular VoteMariana Elisabetsky and Victor MühlethalerNominated
2017Quem Awards [17] [18] Best MusicalWon
Best Actress in a MusicalMyra RuizNominated
Prêmio Reverência [19] Best PlayNominated
Best Play by Popular VoteNominated
Best Actress in a MusicalFabi BangNominated
Myra RuizNominated
Special CategoryMariana Elisabetsky and Victor Mühlethaler for Wicked adaptationNominated

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