Tony Award for Best Stage Technician | |
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Awarded for | Best Stage Technician |
Location | United States New York City |
Presented by | American Theatre Wing The Broadway League |
Currently held by | Solly Pernick for Mr. President (1963) |
Website | TonyAwards.com |
The Tony Award for Best Stage Technician was awarded to acknowledge the contributions of stage technicians in both musicals and plays. The award was first given in 1948 and last presented in 1963.
Year | Technician | Production |
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1948 2nd Tony Awards | ||
George Gebhardt | N/A | |
1949 3rd Tony Awards | — |
Year | Technician | Production |
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1950 4th Tony Awards | ||
Joe Lynn | Miss Liberty | |
1951 5th Tony Awards | ||
Richard Raven | The Autumn Garden | |
1952 6th Tony Awards | ||
Peter Feller | Call Me Madam | |
1953 7th Tony Awards | ||
Abe Kurnit | Wish You Were Here | |
1954 8th Tony Awards | ||
John Davis | Picnic | |
1955 9th Tony Awards | ||
Richard Rodda | Peter Pan | |
1956 10th Tony Awards | ||
Harry Green | Damn Yankees | |
Middle of the Night | ||
1957 11th Tony Awards | ||
Howard McDonald (posthumous) | Major Barbara | |
1958 12th Tony Awards | ||
Harry Romar | Time Remembered | |
1959 13th Tony Awards | ||
Sam Knapp | The Music Man |
Year | Technician | Production |
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1960 14th Tony Awards | ||
John Walters | The Miracle Worker | |
1961 15th Tony Awards | ||
Teddy Van Bemmel | Becket | |
1962 16th Tony Awards | — | |
1963 17th Tony Awards | ||
Solly Pernick | Mr. President |
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