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The 74 pages that link to Tony Awards, each with the reason it gives.
Broadway theatreRelated: The awards shape public attention and industry recognition for Broadway productions.
Oscar Hammerstein IIRelated: Hammerstein received multiple Tony Awards for his work as a lyricist and librettist.
Oklahoma!Related: Oklahoma! received the first Tony Award for Best Musical in 1949.
American Theatre WingRelated: The Wing’s best-known public program is its co-presentation of these awards.
Broadway musicalRelated: Eligibility rules make the awards a prominent institutional marker of Broadway production.
Andrew Lloyd WebberRelated: Lloyd Webber's Broadway works received major Tony recognition, including awards for Evita and The Phantom of the Opera.
Triple Crown of ActingRelated: A competitive acting Tony completes the theatre component.
Broadway LeagueRelated: The League co-presents these awards, which spotlight productions and performers across the Broadway season.
EGOTRelated: A Tony win supplies the theatre award required for an EGOT.
American Theatre Hall of FameRelated: The Hall's annual induction ceremony has often been held alongside the Tony Awards.
Yul BrynnerRelated: Brynner won a Tony Award for originating the King in The King and I.
James Earl JonesRelated: Jones won Tony Awards for The Great White Hope and Fences.
Audra McDonaldRelated: McDonald holds the record for the most Tony Awards won by an actor.
Bryan CranstonRelated: Cranston won a Tony for playing Lyndon B. Johnson in All the Way.
Angela LansburyRelated: Lansbury won five competitive Tonys, including four for leading performances in musicals.
Bette MidlerRelated: Midler won the 2017 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for Hello, Dolly!.
Chita RiveraRelated: Rivera won two competitive acting Tonys and received a lifetime achievement award.
Dick Van DykeRelated: Van Dyke received a Tony Award for his performance in Bye Bye Birdie.
Eric IdleRelated: Spamalot, with Idle’s book and lyrics, won the 2005 award for Best Musical.
Jerry HermanRelated: Herman won multiple Tony Awards, including for the scores of Hello, Dolly! and La Cage aux Folles.
John KanderRelated: Kander’s career received Broadway’s highest-profile recognition, including a 1993 Tony Award for Kiss of the Spider Woman.
Peter UstinovRelated: Ustinov received a Tony Award for his performance in the 1958 play Romanoff and Juliet.
Dianne WiestRelated: Wiest received a Tony Award for her performance in the 1989 revival of Hedda Gabler.
Frances McDormandRelated: Her Tony Award for Good People anchors her career in live theater.
George C. ScottRelated: Scott received a Tony for his stage performance in Neil Simon’s Plaza Suite.
Glenn CloseRelated: Close has won three Tonys for performances in Broadway productions.
Hugh JackmanRelated: Jackman won a Tony for The Boy from Oz and later hosted the ceremony several times.
Jessica LangeRelated: Lange's stage career includes a Tony-winning performance in Long Day's Journey into Night.
Laurie MetcalfRelated: Metcalf received a Tony for her performance in A Doll’s House, Part 2.
Lily TomlinRelated: Tomlin won a Tony for her performance in The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe.
Ruth GordonRelated: Gordon received a Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for The Matchmaker.
CarouselRelated: Carousel’s productions and performers have been recognized within the awards’ history.
Cicely TysonRelated: Her 2013 win for The Trip to Bountiful came decades into her career.
Daniel RadcliffeRelated: Radcliffe won the 2024 Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for Merrily We Roll Along.
Jonathan PryceRelated: Pryce won the 2005 award for best actor in a play for Glengarry Glen Ross.
Patti LuPoneRelated: LuPone has won two competitive Tony Awards, for Evita and Gypsy.
Athol FugardRelated: Fugard received Tony Awards for plays that brought South African realities to Broadway.
Bernadette PetersRelated: Peters has won two Tony Awards and received multiple nominations for musical performances.
Cyndi LauperRelated: Lauper won the 2013 Tony Award for Best Original Score for Kinky Boots.
Marvin HamlischRelated: Hamlisch won Tony Awards for A Chorus Line and The Goodbye Girl.
Neil Patrick HarrisRelated: Harris won a Tony Award for Hedwig and the Angry Inch and hosted the ceremony multiple times.
Billy CrystalRelated: Crystal hosted the ceremony and won a Tony Award for his autobiographical one-man show.
Christopher PlummerRelated: Plummer won two competitive Tony Awards during his stage career.
Gwen VerdonRelated: Verdon won four competitive Tony Awards, reflecting her sustained Broadway success.
Kelsey GrammerRelated: Grammer’s stage performances brought him into the world recognized by these awards.
Melvyn DouglasRelated: His stage career included a Tony-winning performance in The Best Man.
Robert LopezRelated: Lopez’s early Tony recognition for Avenue Q marked his Broadway breakthrough.
Barbara CookRelated: Cook won the 1958 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for The Music Man.
Jack AlbertsonRelated: Albertson received the 1972 award for Best Actor in a Play for The Sunshine Boys.
James CordenRelated: Corden hosted the ceremony in 2016, 2019, and 2021.