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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Anthony Barrile
Actor
André Bishop
American theatrical producer
Harlene Freezer
Arthur Miller
American cinematographer
Frank Gero
Theatrical producer
Willette Murphy Klausner
Theatrical producer
Charles D. Kasher
Theatrical producer
Michael Palitz
Theatrical producer
Dominique Morisseau
American playwright
Steven M. Levy
Theatrical producer
Marjorie Barkentin
Writer
Howard Erskine
Actor
Mary Zimmerman
American theatre director
Julian Schlossberg
American theatrical producer
Leonard Soloway
Theatrical producer
Karl Sydow
Theatrical producer
Porter Van Zandt
Theatrical producer
Nancy Cooperstein
American theatrical producer
Mary Cossette
Theatrical producer
Benjamin Mordecai
Theatrical producer
Scott Zeilinger
Theater producer
Clinton Wilder
Theatrical producer
Arthur Cantor
American theatrical producer
Lucille Lortel
American actress
Townsend Teague
Theatrical producer
Fran Kirmser
Theatrical producer
Elliot Martin
Theatrical producer
Bryony Lavery
British dramatist
Barbara Manocherian
Theatrical producer
Brian Friel
Dramatist
Cathy Chernoff
Theatrical producer
John Kao
Author
Ken Wydro
Theatrical producer ‧ Vy Higginsen's husband
Heather R. Provost
Film producer
John Logan
American playwright
Lars Schmidt
German former football player
Horton Foote
American playwright
Patrick Willingham
Theatrical producer
David Lehrer
Theatrical producer
Charles Bowden
American author
Joanna Glass
Canadian playwright
Bess Wohl
American playwright
Edwin W. Schloss
Theatrical producer
Diana Bliss
Australian theatrical producer
John Patrick
American professional basketball coach
Bernard Slade
Canadian playwright
Louis La Russo II
Playwright
