Tony Award for Best Play
The Tony Award for Best Play is an annual award given to the best new play on Broadway, as determined by Tony Award voters. There was no award in the Tonys' first year. All My Sons has been incorrectly categorized as the Best Play of 1947, but it won the Best Author award for Arthur Miller.
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John Osborne
Playwright
Tracy Letts
American actor
T. S. Eliot
Poet
Harold Pinter
British playwright
Rick Elice
Writer
Sean Connery
Actor
Terry Allen Kramer
Theatrical producer
Robert Whitehead
Engineer
Tennessee Williams
American playwright
Tom Stoppard
Playwright
Edward Albee
American playwright
Anthony Shaffer
English playwright
Maurice Evans
American professional basketball player
Colin Callender
English television producer
John Logan
American playwright
Robert Fox
Theatrical producer
Michael Cristofer
American actor
J. T. Rogers
American playwright
Terrence McNally
American playwright
Frank Galati
American director
Arthur Miller
American cinematographer
Frederick M. Zollo
American producer
Jez Butterworth
Playwright
August Wilson
American playwright
Jason Miller
American playwright
Alan Bennett
English playwright
Joshua Logan
American theatre director
Nick Stafford
British playwright
David Henry Hwang
American playwright
Mark Medoff
American playwright
Roy Furman
Theatrical producer
Stephanie P. McClelland
Theatrical producer
Simon Stephens
Playwright
Tony Kushner
American author
Harvey Fierstein
American actor
Robert Schenkkan
American playwright
Roger Berlind
Theatrical producer
Albert Hackett
American actor
Frances Goodrich
American dramatist
Eugene O'Neill
American playwright
Stewart F. Lane
Film producer
Alfred Uhry
American playwright
Ron Dante
American singer-songwriter
Peter Shaffer
English playwright
Jean Anouilh
French dramatist
Neil Simon
American playwright
Ruth Hendel
Film producer
