Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical

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Tony Award for
Best Featured Actor in a Musical
DanielRadcliffe.jpg
2024 recipient: Daniel Radcliffe
Awarded forBest Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical
Location United States New York City
Presented by American Theatre Wing The Broadway League
Currently held by Daniel Radcliffe for Merrily We Roll Along (2024)
Website TonyAwards.com

The Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical is an honor presented at the Tony Awards, a ceremony established in 1947 as the Antoinette Perry Awards for Excellence in Theatre, to actors for quality featured roles in a musical play, whether a new production or a revival. The awards are named after Antoinette Perry, an American actress who died in 1946.

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Honors in several categories are presented at the ceremony annually by the Tony Award Productions, a joint venture of The Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing, to "honor the best performances and stage productions of the previous year." [1]

The award was originally called the Tony Award for Best Performance in a Musical. It was first presented to David Wayne at the 1st Tony Awards for his portrayal of Og in Finian's Rainbow . Before 1956, nominees' names were not made public; [2] the change was made by the awards committee to "have a greater impact on theatregoers". [3] Following the first ceremony, this category was not awarded until 1950 when it was renamed to Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured or Supporting Role in a Musical. It was renamed again to its current title in 1976.

Hinton Battle holds the record for having the most wins in this category, with a total of three. No characters have taken the award multiple times, but Herbie in Gypsy and Herr Schultz in Cabaret are the most nominated, with four each.

Winners and nominees

  indicates the winner
David Wayne won for Finian's Rainbow (1947) DAVIDWayne.jpg
David Wayne won for Finian's Rainbow (1947)
Myron McCormick won for South Pacific (1950) Myron McCormick in Jigsaw (1949).jpg
Myron McCormick won for South Pacific (1950)
Yul Brynner won for The King and I (1952) Publicity press photo of Yul Brynner in 1960 (cropped).jpg
Yul Brynner won for The King and I (1952)
Harry Belafonte won for John Murray Anderson's Almanac (1953) Harry Belafonte 1970 (cropped).tif
Harry Belafonte won for John Murray Anderson's Almanac (1953)
David Burns won twice for The Music Man (1958) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1963) David Burns (1967 still).jpg
David Burns won twice for The Music Man (1958) and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1963)
Dick Van Dyke won for Bye Bye Birdie (1961) Dick Van Dyke 1959.jpg
Dick Van Dyke won for Bye Bye Birdie (1961)
Jack Cassidy won for She Loves Me (1964) Jack Cassidy circa 1960s.JPG
Jack Cassidy won for She Loves Me (1964)
Joel Grey won for Cabaret (1967) Joel Grey - 1955.jpg
Joel Grey won for Cabaret (1967)
Rene Auberjonois won for Coco (1970) Rene Auberjonois, by Kyle Cassidy (Cropped).jpg
René Auberjonois won for Coco (1970)
Tommy Tune won for Seesaw (1974) Tommy Tune 1977.JPG
Tommy Tune won for Seesaw (1974)
Ted Ross won for The Wiz (1975) Ted Ross in the Sirota's Court cast 1976 (cropped).jpg
Ted Ross won for The Wiz (1975)
Kevin Kline won for On the Twentieth Century (1978) Kevin Kline (252969354) (cropped).jpg
Kevin Kline won for On the Twentieth Century (1978)
Mandy Patinkin won for Evita (1980) MandyPatinkin.jpg
Mandy Patinkin won for Evita (1980)


Michael Jeter won for Grand Hotel (1990) Michael Jeter at the 44th Emmy Awards cropped.jpg
Michael Jeter won for Grand Hotel (1990)
Ron Rifkin won for Cabaret (1998) Ron Rifkin 2014 (cropped).jpg
Ron Rifkin won for Cabaret (1998)
Boyd Gaines won twice: for Contact (2000) and Gypsy (2008) Boyd Gaines 2013.jpg
Boyd Gaines won twice: for Contact (2000) and Gypsy (2008)
Shuler Hensley won for Oklahoma! (2002) ShulerHensley-byPhilipRomano.jpg
Shuler Hensley won for Oklahoma! (2002)
Michael Cerveris won for Assassins (2004) Sweeney Todd with Michael Cerveris cropped.jpg
Michael Cerveris won for Assassins (2004)
Dan Fogler won for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (2005) Dan Fogler (43001993914).jpg
Dan Fogler won for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (2005)
Christian Hoff won for Jersey Boys (2006) Hoff, Christian (2006) cropped.jpg
Christian Hoff won for Jersey Boys (2006)
John Gallagher Jr. won for Spring Awakening (2007) John Gallagher, Jr. at PaleyFest 2013.jpg
John Gallagher Jr. won for Spring Awakening (2007)
Gregory Jbara won for Billy Elliot the Musical (2009) Gregory-Jbara-head-shot.jpg
Gregory Jbara won for Billy Elliot the Musical (2009)
John Larroquette won for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2011) John Larroquette at B-Barks.jpg
John Larroquette won for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2011)
James Monroe Iglehart won for Aladdin (2014) James Monroe Iglehart Tony Awards Announcement.jpg
James Monroe Iglehart won for Aladdin (2014)
Christian Borle won for Something Rotten! (2015) Christian Borle 2014 (cropped).jpg
Christian Borle won for Something Rotten! (2015)
Daveed Diggs won for Hamilton (2016) Daveed Diggs Worldcon 75, Helsinki.jpg
Daveed Diggs won for Hamilton (2016)
Gavin Creel won for Hello, Dolly! (2017) Gavin Creel 2010.jpg
Gavin Creel won for Hello, Dolly! (2017)
Ari'el Stachel won for The Band's Visit (2018) Ari'el Stachel, 2018.jpg
Ari'el Stachel won for The Band's Visit (2018)
Andre De Shields won for Hadestown (2019) AndreDeShields.jpg
André De Shields won for Hadestown (2019)
Danny Burstein won for Moulin Rouge! (2020) DannyBurstein2019Tonys.png
Danny Burstein won for Moulin Rouge! (2020)
Matt Doyle won for Company (2021) Matt Doyle.jpg
Matt Doyle won for Company (2021)
Alex Newell won for Shucked (2023) Alex Newell Publicity Photo.jpg
Alex Newell won for Shucked (2023)
Daniel Radcliffe won for Merrily We Roll Along (2024) DanielRadcliffe.jpg
Daniel Radcliffe won for Merrily We Roll Along (2024)

1940s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
1947
(1st)
David Wayne Finian's Rainbow Og

1950s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
1950
(4th)
Myron McCormick South Pacific Luther Billis
1951
(5th)
Russell Nype Call Me Madam Kenneth Gibson
1952
(6th)
Yul Brynner The King and I The King of Siam
1953
(7th)
Hiram Sherman Two's Company Various Characters
1954
(8th)
Harry Belafonte John Murray Anderson's Almanac Various Characters
1955
(9th)
Cyril Ritchard Peter Pan Captain Hook / Mr. Darling
1956
(10th)
Russ Brown Damn Yankees Benny Van Buren [4]
Mike Kellin Pipe Dream Hazel
Will Mahoney Finian's Rainbow Finian McLonergan
Scott Merrill The Threepenny Opera Macheath
1957
(11th)
Sydney Chaplin Bells Are Ringing Jeff Moss [5]
Robert Coote My Fair Lady Colonel Pickering
Stanley Holloway Alfred P. Doolittle
1958
(12th)
David Burns The Music Man Mayor Shinn [6]
Ossie Davis Jamaica Cicero
Cameron Prud'Homme New Girl in Town Chris
Iggie Wolfington The Music Man Marcellus Washburn
1959
(13th)
Russell Nype Goldilocks George Randolph Brown [7]
Leonard Stone Redhead George Poppett

1960s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
1960
(14th)
Tom Bosley Fiorello! Fiorello La Guardia [8]
Theodore Bikel The Sound of Music Captain Georg von Trapp
Howard da Silva Fiorello! Ben Marino
Kurt Kasznar The Sound of Music Max Detweiler
Jack Klugman Gypsy Herbie
1961
(15th)
Dick Van Dyke Bye Bye Birdie Albert Peterson [9]
Dick Gautier Bye Bye Birdie Conrad Birdie
Ron Husmann Tenderloin Tommy
Clive Revill Irma La Douce Bob-Le-Hotu
1962
(16th)
Charles Nelson Reilly How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Bud Frump [10]
Orson Bean Subways Are For Sleeping Charlie Smith
Severn Darden From the Second CityPerformer
Pierre Olaf Carnival Jacquot
1963
(17th)
David Burns A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Senex [11]
Jack Gilford A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Hysterium
Davy Jones Oliver! The Artful Dodger
Swen Swenson Little Me George Musgrove
1964
(18th)
Jack Cassidy She Loves Me Stephen Kodaly [12]
Will Geer 110 in the Shade H. C. Curry
Danny Meehan Funny Girl Eddie Ryan
Charles Nelson Reilly Hello, Dolly! Cornelius Hackl
1965
(19th)
Victor Spinetti Oh, What a Lovely War! Various Characters [13]
Jack Cassidy Fade Out – Fade In Bryon Prong
James Grout Half a Sixpence Chitterlow
Jerry Orbach Guys and Dolls Sky Masterson
1966
(20th)
Frankie Michaels Mame Patrick Dennis [14]
Roy Castle Pickwick Sam Weller
John McMartin Sweet Charity Oscar
Michael O'Sullivan It's a Bird...It's a Plane...It's Superman Dr. Abner Sedgwick
1967
(21st)
Joel Grey Cabaret The Master of Ceremonies [15]
Leon Bibb (musician) A Hand Is on the Gate Performer
Gordon Dilworth Walking Happy Tubby Wadlow
Edward Winter Cabaret Ernst Ludwig
1968
(22nd)
Hiram Sherman How Now, Dow Jones Wingate [16]
Scott Jacoby Golden Rainbow Ally
Nikos Kourkoulos Illya Darling Tonio
Michael Rupert The Happy Time Bibi Bonnard
1969
(23rd)
Ron Holgate 1776 Richard Henry Lee [17]
William Daniels (nomination declined) 1776 John Adams
Larry Haines Promises, Promises Dr. Dreyfuss
Edward Winter J.D. Sheldrake

1970s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
1970
(24th)
René Auberjonois Coco Sebastian Baye [18]
Brandon Maggart Applause Buzz Richards
George Rose Coco Louis Greff
1971
(25th)
Keene Curtis The Rothschilds Various Characters [19]
Charles Kimbrough Company Harry
Walter Willison Two by Two Japheth
1972
(26th)
Larry Blyden A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Hysterium [20]
Timothy Meyers Grease Kenickie
Gene Nelson Follies Buddy Plummer
Ben Vereen Jesus Christ Superstar Judas Iscariot
1973
(27th)
George S. Irving Irene Madame Lucy [21]
Laurence Guittard A Little Night Music Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
Avon Long Don't Play Us Cheap David
Gilbert Price Lost in the Stars Absalom Kumalo
1974
(28th)
Tommy Tune Seesaw David [22]
Mark Baker Candide Candide
Ralph Carter Raisin Travis Younger
1975
(29th)
Ted Ross The Wiz The Cowardly Lion [23]
Tom Aldredge Where's Charley? Mr. Spettigue
John Bottoms Dance with Me Jimmy Dick II
Doug Henning The Magic Show Doug
Gilbert Price The Night That Made America Famous Performer
Richard B. Shull Goodtime Charley Minguet
1976
(30th)
Sammy Williams A Chorus Line Paul San Marco [24]
Robert LuPone A Chorus Line Zach
Charles Repole Very Good Eddie Mr. Eddie Kettle
Isao Sato Pacific Overtures Kayama
1977
(31st)
Lenny Baker I Love My Wife Alvin [25]
David Kernan Side by Side by Sondheim Performer
Larry Marshall Porgy and Bess Sportin' Life
Ned Sherrin Side by Side by Sondheim Performer
1978
(32nd)
Kevin Kline On the Twentieth Century Bruce Granit [26]
Steven Boockvor Working John Fortune / Marco Camerone
Wayne Cilento Dancin' Performer
Rex Everhart Working Herb Rosen / Booker Page
1979
(33rd)
Henderson Forsythe The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd [27]
Richard Cox Platinum Dan Danger
Gregory Hines Eubie! Performer
Ron Holgate The Grand Tour Colonel Tadeusz Boleslav Stjerbinsky

1980s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
1980
(34th)
Mandy Patinkin Evita Che [28]
David Garrison A Day in Hollywood / A Night in the Ukraine Serge B. Samovar
Harry Groener Oklahoma! Will Parker
Bob Gunton Evita Juan Perón
1981
(35th)
Hinton Battle Sophisticated Ladies Various Characters [29]
Tony Azito The Pirates of Penzance Sergeant of Police
Lee Roy Reams 42nd Street Billy Lawlor
Paxton Whitehead Camelot King Pellinore
1982
(36th)
Cleavant Derricks Dreamgirls James "Thunder" Early [30]
Obba Babatundé Dreamgirls C.C. White
David Alan Grier The First Jackie Robinson
Bill Hutton Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Joseph
1983
(37th)
Charles Coles My One and Only Mr. Magix [31]
Harry Groener Cats Munkustrap
Stephen HananBustopher Jones / Asparagus / Growltiger
Lara Teeter On Your Toes Junior
1984
(38th)
Hinton Battle The Tap Dance Kid Dipsey [32]
Stephen Geoffreys The Human Comedy Homer
Todd Graff Baby Danny
Samuel E. Wright The Tap Dance Kid William
1985
(39th)
Ron Richardson Big River Jim
René Auberjonois Big River The Duke
Daniel Jenkins Huckleberry Finn
Kurt Knudson Take Me Along Sid Davis
1986
(40th)
Michael Rupert Sweet Charity Oscar [33]
Christopher d'Amboise Song and Dance Joe
John Herrera The Mystery of Edwin Drood Neville Landless / Mr. Victor Grinstead
Howard McGillin John Jasper / Mr. Clive Paget
1987
(41st)
Michael Maguire Les Misérables Enjolras [34]
George S. Irving Me and My Girl Sir John Tremayne
Timothy JeromeHerbert Parchester
Robert Torti Starlight Express Greaseball
1988
(42nd)
Bill McCutcheon Anything Goes Moonface Martin [35]
Anthony Heald Anything Goes Lord Evelyn Oakleigh
Werner Klemperer Cabaret Herr Schultz
Robert Westenberg Into the Woods The Wolf / Cinderella's Prince
1989
(43rd)
Scott Wise Jerome Robbins' Broadway Various Characters [36]
Bunny Briggs Black and Blue Hoofer
Savion Glover Younger Generation
Scott Wentworth Welcome to the Club Aaron Bates

1990s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
1990
(44th)
Michael Jeter Grand Hotel Otto Kringelein [37]
René Auberjonois City of Angels Buddy Fiddler / Irwin S. Irving
Kevin Colson Aspects of Love George Dillingham
Jonathan Hadary Gypsy Herbie
1991
(45th)
Hinton Battle Miss Saigon John [38]
Bruce Adler Those Were the DaysVarious Characters
Gregg Burge Oh, Kay! Billy Lyes
Willy Falk Miss Saigon Chris
1992
(46th)
Scott Waara The Most Happy Fella Herman [39]
Bruce Adler Crazy for You Bela Zangler
Keith David Jelly's Last Jam Chimney Man
Jonathan Kaplan Falsettos Jason
1993
(47th)
Anthony Crivello Kiss of the Spider Woman Valentin Arregui Paz [40]
Michael Cerveris The Who's Tommy Tommy
Gregg Edelman Anna Karenina Constantin Levin
Paul Kandel The Who's Tommy Uncle Ernie
1994
(48th)
Jarrod Emick Damn Yankees Joe Hardy [41]
Tom Aldredge Passion Dr. Tambourri
Gary Beach Beauty and the Beast Lumière
Jonathan Freeman She Loves Me Headwaiter
1995
(49th)
George Hearn Sunset Boulevard Max Von Mayerling [42]
Michel Bell Show Boat Joe
Joel Blum Frank
Victor Trent Cook Smokey Joe's Cafe Various Characters
1996
(50th)
Wilson Jermaine Heredia Rent Angel Dumott Schunard [43]
Lewis J. Stadlen A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Senex
Brett Tabisel Big Billy
Scott Wise State Fair Pat Gilbert
1997
(51st)
Chuck Cooper The Life Memphis [44]
Joel Blum Steel Pier Buddy Becker
André De Shields Play On! Jester
Sam Harris The Life Jojo
1998
(52nd)
Ron Rifkin Cabaret Herr Schultz [45]
Gregg Edelman 1776 Edward Rutledge
John McMartin High Society Uncle Willie
Samuel E. Wright The Lion King Mufasa
1999
(53rd)
Roger Bart You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Snoopy [46]
Desmond Richardson Fosse Various Characters
Ron Taylor It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues Various Characters
Scott Wise Fosse Various Characters

2000s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
2000
(54th)
Boyd Gaines Contact Michael Wiley [47]
Michael Berresse Kiss Me, Kate Bill Calhoun / Lucentio
Michael Mulheren Second Man
Stephen Spinella James Joyce's The Dead Freddy Malins
Lee Wilkof Kiss Me, Kate First Man
2001
(55th)
Gary Beach The Producers Roger DeBris [48]
Roger Bart The Producers Carmen Ghia
John Ellison Conlee The Full Monty Dave Butatinsky
André De Shields Noah "Horse" T. Simmons
Brad Oscar The Producers Franz Liebkind
2002
(56th)
Shuler Hensley Oklahoma! Jud Fry [49]
Norbert Leo Butz Thou Shalt Not Camille Raquin
Gregg Edelman Into the Woods The Wolf / Cinderella's Prince
Brian d'Arcy James Sweet Smell of Success Sidney Falco
Marc Kudisch Thoroughly Modern Millie Trevor Graydon
2003
(57th)
Dick Latessa Hairspray Wilbur Turnblad [50]
Michael Cavanaugh Movin' Out Piano Man
John Dossett Gypsy Herbie
Corey Reynolds Hairspray Seaweed J. Stubbs
Keith Roberts Movin' Out Tony
2004
(58th)
Michael Cerveris Assassins John Wilkes Booth [51]
John Cariani Fiddler on the Roof Motel Kamzoil
Raúl Esparza Taboo Philip Salon
Michael McElroy Big River Jim
Denis O'Hare Assassins Charles Guiteau
2005
(59th)
Dan Fogler The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee William Barfée [52]
Marc Kudisch Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Baron Bomburst
Michael McGrath Spamalot Patsy
Matthew Morrison The Light in the Piazza Fabrizio Nacarelli
Christopher Sieber Spamalot Sir Galahad
2006
(60th)
Christian Hoff Jersey Boys Tommy DeVito [53]
Danny Burstein The Drowsy Chaperone Aldolpho
Jim Dale The Threepenny Opera Mr. Peachum
Brandon Victor Dixon The Color Purple Harpo
Manoel Felciano Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Tobias Ragg
2007
(61st)
John Gallagher Jr. Spring Awakening Moritz Stiefel [54]
Brooks Ashmanskas Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me Various Characters
Christian Borle Legally Blonde Emmett Forrest
John Cullum 110 in the Shade H.C. Curry
David Pittu LoveMusik Bertolt Brecht
2008
(62nd)
Boyd Gaines Gypsy Herbie [55]
Daniel Breaker Passing Strange Youth
Danny Burstein South Pacific Luther Billis
Robin de Jesús In the Heights Sonny
Christopher Fitzgerald Young Frankenstein Igor
2009
(63rd)
Gregory Jbara Billy Elliot the Musical Dad [56]
David Bologna Billy Elliot the Musical Michael Caffrey
Marc Kudisch 9 to 5 Franklin Hart Jr.
Christopher Sieber Shrek the Musical Lord Farquaad
Will Swenson Hair George Berger

2010s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
2010
(64th)
Levi Kreis Million Dollar Quartet Jerry Lee Lewis [57]
Kevin Chamberlin The Addams Family Uncle Fester
Robin de Jesús La Cage aux Folles Jacob
Christopher Fitzgerald Finian's Rainbow Og
Bobby Steggert Ragtime Younger Brother
2011
(65th)
John Larroquette How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying J.B. Biggley [58]
Colman Domingo The Scottsboro Boys Mr. Bones
Adam Godley Anything Goes Lord Evelyn Oakleigh
Forrest McClendon The Scottsboro Boys Mr. Tambo
Rory O'Malley The Book of Mormon Elder McKinley / Moroni
2012
(66th)
Michael McGrath Nice Work If You Can Get It Cookie McGee [59]
Phillip Boykin Porgy and Bess Crown
Michael Cerveris Evita Juan Perón
David Alan Grier Porgy and Bess Sporting Life
Josh Young Jesus Christ Superstar Judas Iscariot
2013
(67th)
Gabriel Ebert Matilda the Musical Mr. Wormwood [60]
Charl Brown Motown: The Musical Smokey Robinson
Keith Carradine Hands on a Hardbody JD Drew
Will Chase The Mystery of Edwin Drood John Jasper / Mr. Clive Paget
Terrence Mann Pippin King Charles
2014
(68th)
James Monroe Iglehart Aladdin Genie [61]
Danny Burstein Cabaret Herr Schultz
Nick Cordero Bullets Over Broadway Cheech
Joshua Henry Violet Flick
Jarrod Spector Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Barry Mann
2015
(69th)
Christian Borle Something Rotten! William Shakespeare [62]
Andy Karl On the Twentieth Century Bruce Granit
Brad Oscar Something Rotten! Nostradamus
Brandon Uranowitz An American in Paris Adam Hochberg
Max von Essen Henri Baurel
2016
(70th)
Daveed Diggs Hamilton Marquis de Lafayette / Thomas Jefferson [63]
Brandon Victor Dixon Shuffle Along Eubie Blake
Christopher Fitzgerald Waitress Ogie Anhorn
Jonathan Groff Hamilton King George III
Christopher Jackson George Washington
2017
(71st)
Gavin Creel Hello, Dolly! Cornelius Hackl [64]
Mike Faist Dear Evan Hansen Connor Murphy
Andrew Rannells Falsettos Whizzer Brown
Lucas Steele Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 Anatole Kuragin
Brandon Uranowitz Falsettos Mendel Weisenbachfeld
2018
(72nd)
Ari'el Stachel The Band's Visit Haled [65]
Norbert Leo Butz My Fair Lady Alfred P. Doolittle
Alexander Gemignani Carousel Enoch Snow
Grey Henson Mean Girls Damian Hubbard
Gavin Lee SpongeBob SquarePants Squidward Tentacles
2019
(73rd)
André De Shields Hadestown Hermes [66]
Andy Grotelueschen Tootsie Jeff Slater
Patrick Page Hadestown Hades
Jeremy Pope Ain't Too Proud Eddie Kendricks
Ephraim Sykes David Ruffin

2020s

YearActorMusicalRole(s)Ref.
2020
(74th)
Danny Burstein Moulin Rouge! Harold Zidler [67]
Derek Klena Jagged Little Pill Nick Healy
Sean Allan Krill Steve Healy
Sahr Ngaujah Moulin Rouge! Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Daniel J. Watts Tina Ike Turner
2021No ceremony
2022
(75th)
Matt Doyle Company Jamie [68]
Sidney DuPont Paradise Square Washington Henry
Jared Grimes Funny Girl Eddie Ryan
John-Andrew Morrison A Strange Loop Thought 4
A.J. Shively Paradise Square Owen Duignan
2023
(76th)
Alex Newell Shucked Lulu [69]
Kevin Cahoon Shucked Peanut
Justin Cooley Kimberly Akimbo Seth Weetis
Kevin Del Aguila Some Like It Hot Osgood Fielding III
Jordan Donica Camelot Lancelot
2024
(77th)
Daniel Radcliffe Merrily We Roll Along Charley Kringas [70]
Roger Bart Back to the Future: The Musical Doc Brown
Joshua Boone The Outsiders Dallas Winston
Brandon Victor Dixon Hell's Kitchen Davis
Sky Lakota-Lynch The Outsiders Johnny Cade
Steven Skybell Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club Herr Schultz

Statistics

Most wins

3 wins
2 wins

Most nominations

Character nomination total

4 nominations
2 nominations

Productions with multiple nominations

boldface=winner

Multiple awards and nominations

Actors who have been nominated multiple times in any acting categories
AwardsNominationsRecipient
47 Frank Langella
5 Boyd Gaines
36 Nathan Lane
5 Mark Rylance
4 Kevin Kline
Zero Mostel
3 Hinton Battle
27 Christopher Plummer
6 John Lithgow
Michael Cerveris
5 Christian Borle
George Hearn
George Rose
John Cullum
Robert Morse
4 James Earl Jones
Norbert Leo Butz
Richard Kiley
3 Al Pacino
David Burns
David Wayne
Fredric March
Judd Hirsch
Matthew Broderick
Phil Silvers
Rex Harrison
Robert Preston
Stephen Spinella
Walter Matthau
2 Alan Bates
Brian Dennehy
Bryan Cranston
Harvey Fierstein
Hiram Sherman
James Naughton
Jonathan Pryce
José Ferrer
Russell Nype
Tommy Tune
18 Jason Robards
7 Brian Bedford
Danny Burstein
6 Philip Bosco
5 Brían F. O'Byrne
Hume Cronyn
Jim Dale
4 Billy Crudup
Brandon Uranowitz
Brian Stokes Mitchell
Cyril Ritchard
David Alan Grier
Gregory Hines
Jack Cassidy
Joel Grey
Liev Schreiber
René Auberjonois
Tony Shalhoub
3 Alfred Drake
André De Shields
Barry Bostwick
Courtney B. Vance
David Hyde Pierce
Gary Beach
Gavin Creel
George Grizzard
Jefferson Mays
Jerry Orbach
John Wood
Larry Blyden
Len Cariou
Mandy Patinkin
Michael Rupert
Richard Burton
Robert Sean Leonard
Roger Bart
Scott Wise
2 Alfred Lunt
Andrew Garfield
Barnard Hughes
Ben Vereen
Ben Platt
Bert Lahr
Bertie Carvel
Bill Irwin
Brent Carver
Charles Nelson Reilly
Chuck Cooper
Cleavant Derricks
Cliff Gorman
Denzel Washington
Derek Jacobi
Eddie Redmayne
Edward Herrmann
Fritz Weaver
George S. Irving
Henry Fonda
Hugh Jackman
Ian McKellen
Jack Albertson
Jeffrey Wright
John Benjamin Hickey
John Glover
Kevin Spacey
Laurence Fishburne
Leslie Odom Jr.
Martin Short
Michael Gough
Michael McGrath
Paul Rogers
Ralph Fiennes
Ray Bolger
Reed Birney
Roger Rees
Roger Robinson
Ron Holgate
Roy Dotrice
Ruben Santiago-Hudson
Santino Fontana
Sean Hayes
Simon Russell Beale
Sydney Chaplin
Zakes Mokae
NominationsRecipient
5 Brian d'Arcy James
George C. Scott
John McMartin
Tom Aldredge
4 Donald Pleasence
Gregg Edelman
Raúl Esparza
Raul Julia
Victor Garber
3 Alan Alda
Alec McCowen
Alfred Molina
Andy Karl
Ben Gazzara
Brandon Victor Dixon
Brian Murray
Christopher Fitzgerald
Gilbert Price
Harry Groener
Jeff Daniels
Jonathan Groff
Joseph Maher
Joshua Henry
Kevin Chamberlin
Marc Kudisch
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Ralph Richardson
Robin de Jesús
Terrence Mann
Tim Curry
Željko Ivanek
2 Adam Godley
Alan Rickman
Albert Finney
Alex Brightman
Andrew Rannells
Andy Griffith
Anthony Heald
Anthony Perkins
Arian Moayed
Biff McGuire
Bob Gunton
Bobby Cannavale
Brad Oscar
Brooks Ashmanskas
Bruce Adler
Charles Brown
Charles S. Dutton
Christopher Sieber
Christopher Walken
Clive Revill
Conleth Hill
Corey Hawkins
David Carroll
David Morse
David Pittu
David Threlfall
Dick Anthony Williams
Donald Moffat
Edward Petherbridge
Edward Winter
Gabriel Byrne
Gary Sinise
Gavin Lee
Herschel Bernardi
Howard McGillin
Jack Gilford
Jack Lemmon
Jeremy Pope
Joe Mantello
Joel Blum
Josh Groban
John Gielgud
Jude Law
K. Todd Freeman
Keith Carradine
Larry Bryggman
Larry Haines
Lewis J. Stadlen
Liam Neeson
Lin-Manuel Miranda
Maurice Evans
Maurice Hines
Michael Stuhlbarg
Milo O'Shea
Nicol Williamson
Patrick Wilson
Peter Frechette
Rob McClure
Robert Prosky
Robert Weede
Samuel Barnett
Samuel E. Wright
Savion Glover
Stark Sands
Stephen McKinley Henderson
Theodore Bikel
Tom Courtenay
Tom Sturridge
Tom Wopat
Tony Roberts
Wilfrid Hyde-White

Other statistics

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Tony Award for Best Costume Design in a Play is an award for outstanding costume design of a play. The award was first presented in 1961 after the category of Best Costume Design was divided into Costume Design in a Play and Costume Design in a Musical with each genre receiving its own award.

This is a list of winners and nominations for the Tony Award for Best Costume Design in a Musical for outstanding costume design of a musical. The award was first presented in 1961 after the category of Best Costume Design was divided into Costume Design in a Play and Costume Design in a Musical with each genre receiving its own award. That lasted for only one year, but the Costume Design category was split in two again in 2005 and has remained that way since.

This is a list of winners and nominations for the Tony Award for Best Lighting Design in a Play for outstanding Lighting design of a play. The award was first presented in 2005 after the category of Best Lighting Design was divided into Lighting Design in a Play and Lighting Design in a Musical with each genre receiving its own award.

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