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Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical

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Winners and nominees
1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s
Award records
Multiple wins Multiple nominations
Female winners
See also
References
External links

{{Infobox award
| name = Tony Award for
Best Direction of a Musical
| description = Best Direction of a Musical
| presenter = American Theatre Wing The Broadway League
| location = New York City
| holder = David Cromer for The Band's Visit {{small|(2018)}}
| website = TonyAwards.com
}}

This is a list of winners and nominations for the Tony Award for Best Direction of a Musical. Prior to 1960, category for direction included plays and musicals.

Winners and nominees

1950s

Year	Director	Production
1950 {{small\|4th Tony Awards}}
1950 {{small\|4th Tony Awards}}	Joshua Logan	South Pacific
1951 {{small\|5th Tony Awards}}
1951 {{small\|5th Tony Awards}}	George S. Kaufman	Guys and Dolls
1952 – 56	colspan="2" {{n/a}}
1957 {{small\|11th Tony Awards}}
1957 {{small\|11th Tony Awards}}	Moss Hart	My Fair Lady
1958 – 59	colspan="2" {{n/a}}

1960s

Year	Director	Production
1960 {{small\|14th Tony Awards}}
	George Abbott	Fiorello!
	Vincent J. Donehue	The Sound of Music
	Peter Glenville	Take Me Along
	Michael Kidd	Destry Rides Again
	Jerome Robbins	Gypsy
1961 {{small\|15th Tony Awards}}
	Gower Champion	Bye Bye Birdie
	Peter Brook	Irma La Douce
	Garson Kanin	Do Re Mi
1962 {{small\|16th Tony Awards}}
	Abe Burrows	How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
	Gower Champion	Carnival!
	Joe Layton	No Strings
	Joshua Logan	All American
1963 {{small\|17th Tony Awards}}
	George Abbott	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
	Peter Coe	Oliver!
	John Fearnley	Brigadoon
	Cy Feuer and Bob Fosse	Little Me
1964 {{small\|18th Tony Awards}}
	Gower Champion	Hello, Dolly!
	Joseph Anthony	110 in the Shade
	Noël Coward	High Spirits
	Harold Prince	She Loves Me
1965 {{small\|19th Tony Awards}}
	Jerome Robbins	Fiddler on the Roof
	Joan Littlewood	Oh, What a Lovely War!
	Anthony Newley	The Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd
	Gene Saks	Half a Sixpence
1966 {{small\|20th Tony Awards}}
	Albert Marre	Man of La Mancha
	Cy Feuer	Skyscraper
	Bob Fosse	Sweet Charity
	Gene Saks	Mame
1967 {{small\|21st Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	Cabaret
	Gower Champion	I Do! I Do!
	Mike Nichols	The Apple Tree
	Jack Sydow	Annie Get Your Gun
1968 {{small\|22nd Tony Awards}}
	Gower Champion	The Happy Time
	George Abbott	How Now, Dow Jones
	Jules Dassin	Illya Darling
	Burt Shevelove	Hallelujah, Baby!
1969 {{small\|23rd Tony Awards}}
	Peter Hunt	1776
	Robert Moore	Promises, Promises
	Tom O'Horgan	Hair
	Harold Prince	Zorba

1970s

Year	Director	Production
1970 {{small\|24th Tony Awards}}
	Ron Field	Applause
	Michael Benthall	Coco
	Philip Rose	Purlie
1971 {{small\|25th Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	Company
	Michael Kidd	The Rothschilds
	Robert H. Livingston	The Me Nobody Knows
	Burt Shevelove	No, No, Nanette
1972 {{small\|26th Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince and Michael Bennett	Follies
	Gilbert Moses	Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death
	Mel Shapiro	Two Gentlemen of Verona
	Burt Shevelove	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
1973 {{small\|27th Tony Awards}}
	Bob Fosse	Pippin
	Vinnette Carroll	Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope
	Gower Champion	Sugar
	Harold Prince	A Little Night Music
1974 {{small\|28th Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	Candide
	Michael Bennett	Seesaw
	Donald McKayle	Raisin
	Tom Moore	Over Here!
1975 {{small\|29th Tony Awards}}
	Geoffrey Holder	The Wiz
	Gower Champion	Mack & Mabel
	Grover Dale	The Magic Show
	Arthur Laurents	Gypsy
1976 {{small\|30th Tony Awards}}
	Michael Bennett	A Chorus Line
	Bob Fosse	Chicago
	Bill Gile	Very Good Eddie
	Harold Prince	Pacific Overtures
1977 {{small\|31st Tony Awards}}
	Gene Saks	I Love My Wife
	Vinnette Carroll	Your Arms Too Short to Box with God
	Martin Charnin	Annie
	Jack O'Brien	Porgy and Bess
1978 {{small\|32nd Tony Awards}}
	Richard Maltby, Jr.	Ain't Misbehavin'
	Bob Fosse	Dancin'
	Harold Prince	On the Twentieth Century
	Elizabeth Swados	Runaways
1979 {{small\|33rd Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
	Michael Bennett	Ballroom
	Peter Masterson and Tommy Tune	The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
	Robert Moore	They're Playing Our Song

1980s

Year	Director	Production
1980 {{small\|34th Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	Evita
	Ernest Flatt and Rudy Tronto	Sugar Babies
	Joe Layton	Barnum
	Tommy Tune	A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine
1981 {{small\|35th Tony Awards}}
	Wilford Leach	The Pirates of Penzance
	Gower Champion	42nd Street
	Robert Moore	Woman of the Year
	Michael Smuin	Sophisticated Ladies
1982 {{small\|36th Tony Awards}}
	Tommy Tune	Nine
	Michael Bennett	Dreamgirls
	Martin Charnin	The First
	Tony Tanner	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
1983 {{small\|37th Tony Awards}}
	Trevor Nunn	Cats
	Michael Kahn	Show Boat
	Ivan Reitman	Merlin
	Tommy Tune and Thommie Walsh	My One and Only
1984 {{small\|38th Tony Awards}}
	Arthur Laurents	La Cage aux Folles
	James Lapine	Sunday in the Park with George
	Richard Maltby, Jr.	Baby
	Vivian Matalon	The Tap Dance Kid
1985 {{small\|39th Tony Awards}}
	Des McAnuff	Big River
	Barbara Damashek	Quilters
	Mitch Leigh	The King and I
	Harold Prince	Grind
1986 {{small\|40th Tony Awards}}
	Wilford Leach	The Mystery of Edwin Drood
	Bob Fosse	Big Deal
	Hector Orezzoli and Claudio Segovia	Tango Argentino
	Richard Maltby, Jr.	Song & Dance
1987 {{small\|41st Tony Awards}}
	John Caird and Trevor Nunn	Les Misérables
	Brian Macdonald	The Mikado
	Trevor Nunn	Starlight Express
	Mike Ockrent	Me and My Girl
1988 {{small\|42nd Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	The Phantom of the Opera
	James Lapine	Into the Woods
	Mbongeni Ngema	Sarafina!
	Jerry Zaks	Anything Goes
1989 {{small\|43rd Tony Awards}}
	Jerome Robbins	Jerome Robbins' Broadway
	Larry Carpenter	Starmites
	Hector Orezzoli and Claudio Segovia	Black and Blue
	Peter Mark Schifter	Welcome to the Club

1990s

Year	Director	Production
1990 {{small\|44th Tony Awards}}
	Tommy Tune	Grand Hotel
	Michael Blakemore	City of Angels
	Trevor Nunn	Aspects of Love
	Susan H. Schulman	The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
1991 {{small\|45th Tony Awards}}
	Tommy Tune	The Will Rogers Follies
	Graciela Daniele	Once on This Island
	Nicholas Hytner	Miss Saigon
	Eleanor Reissa	Those Were the Days
1992 {{small\|46th Tony Awards}}
	Jerry Zaks	Guys and Dolls
	James Lapine	Falsettos
	Mike Ockrent	Crazy for You
	George C. Wolfe	Jelly's Last Jam
1993 {{small\|47th Tony Awards}}
	Des McAnuff	The Who's Tommy
	Bill Kenwright and Bob Tomson	Blood Brothers
	Michael Kidd	The Goodbye Girl
	Harold Prince	Kiss of the Spider Woman
1994 {{small\|48th Tony Awards}}
	Nicholas Hytner	Carousel
	Scott Ellis	She Loves Me
	James Lapine	Passion
	Robert Jess Roth	Beauty and the Beast
1995 {{small\|49th Tony Awards}}
	Harold Prince	Show Boat
	Des McAnuff	How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
	Trevor Nunn	Sunset Boulevard
	Jerry Zaks	Smokey Joe's Cafe
1996 {{small\|50th Tony Awards}}
	George C. Wolfe	Bring in 'da Noise/Bring in 'da Funk
	Michael Greif	Rent
	Christopher Renshaw	The King and I
	Jerry Zaks	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
1997 {{small\|51st Tony Awards}}
	Walter Bobbie	Chicago
	Michael Blakemore	The Life
	Scott Ellis	Steel Pier
	Julie Taymor	Juan Darién
1998 {{small\|52nd Tony Awards}}
	Julie Taymor	The Lion King
	Scott Ellis	1776
	Frank Galati	Ragtime
	Rob Marshall and Sam Mendes	Cabaret
1999 {{small\|53rd Tony Awards}}
	Matthew Bourne	Swan Lake
	Richard Maltby, Jr. and Ann Reinking	Fosse
	Michael Mayer	You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
	Harold Prince	Parade

2000s

Year	Director	Production
2000 {{small\|54th Tony Awards}}
	Michael Blakemore	Kiss Me, Kate
	Susan Stroman	Contact
	Susan Stroman	The Music Man
	Lynne Taylor-Corbett	Swing!
2001 {{small\|55th Tony Awards}}
	Susan Stroman	The Producers
	Christopher Ashley	The Rocky Horror Show
	Mark Bramble	42nd Street
	Jack O'Brien	The Full Monty
2002 {{small\|56th Tony Awards}}
	John Rando	Urinetown
	James Lapine	Into the Woods
	Michael Mayer	Thoroughly Modern Millie
	Trevor Nunn	Oklahoma!
2003 {{small\|57th Tony Awards}}
	Jack O'Brien	Hairspray
	David Leveaux	Nine
	Baz Luhrmann	La bohème
	Twyla Tharp	Movin' Out
2004 {{small\|58th Tony Awards}}
	Joe Mantello	Assassins
	Kathleen Marshall	Wonderful Town
	Jason Moore	Avenue Q
	George C. Wolfe	Caroline, or Change
2005 {{small\|59th Tony Awards}}
	Mike Nichols	Monty Python's Spamalot
	James Lapine	The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
	Jack O'Brien	Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
	Bartlett Sher	The Light in the Piazza
2006 {{small\|60th Tony Awards}}
	John Doyle	The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
	Kathleen Marshall	The Pajama Game
	Des McAnuff	Jersey Boys
	Casey Nicholaw	The Drowsy Chaperone
2007 {{small\|61st Tony Awards}}
	Michael Mayer	Spring Awakening
	John Doyle	Company
	Scott Ellis	Curtains
	Michael Greif	Grey Gardens
2008 {{small\|62nd Tony Awards}}
	Bartlett Sher	South Pacific
	Sam Buntrock	Sunday in the Park with George
	Thomas Kail	In the Heights
	Arthur Laurents	Gypsy
2009 {{small\|63rd Tony Awards}}
	Stephen Daldry	Billy Elliot the Musical
	Michael Greif	Next to Normal
	Kristin Hanggi	Rock of Ages
	Diane Paulus	Hair

2010s

Year	Director	Production
2010 {{small\|64th Tony Awards}}
	Terry Johnson	La Cage aux Folles
	Christopher Ashley	Memphis
	Marcia Milgrom Dodge	Ragtime
	Bill T. Jones	Fela!
2011 {{small\|65th Tony Awards}}
	Casey Nicholaw and Trey Parker	The Book of Mormon
	Rob Ashford	How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
	Kathleen Marshall	Anything Goes
	Susan Stroman	The Scottsboro Boys
2012 {{small\|66th Tony Awards}}
	John Tiffany	Once
	Jeff Calhoun	Newsies
	Kathleen Marshall	Nice Work If You Can Get It
	Diane Paulus	Porgy and Bess
2013 {{small\|67th Tony Awards}}
	Diane Paulus	Pippin
	Scott Ellis	The Mystery of Edwin Drood
	Jerry Mitchell	Kinky Boots
	Matthew Warchus	Matilda the Musical
2014 {{small\|68th Tony Awards}}
	Darko Tresnjak	A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
	Warren Carlyle	After Midnight
	Michael Mayer	Hedwig and the Angry Inch
	Leigh Silverman	Violet
2015 {{small\|69th Tony Awards}}
	Sam Gold	Fun Home
	Casey Nicholaw	Something Rotten!
	John Rando	On the Town
	Bartlett Sher	The King and I
	Christopher Wheeldon	An American in Paris
2016 {{small\|70th Tony Awards}}
	Thomas Kail	Hamilton
	Michael Arden	Spring Awakening
	John Doyle	The Color Purple
	Scott Ellis	She Loves Me
	George C. Wolfe	Shuffle Along
2017 {{small\|71st Tony Awards}}
	Christopher Ashley	Come from Away
	Michael Greif	Dear Evan Hansen
	Rachel Chavkin	Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812
	Matthew Warchus	Groundhog Day
	Jerry Zaks	Hello, Dolly!
2018 {{small\|72nd Tony Awards}}
	David Cromer	The Band's Visit
	Michael Arden	Once on This Island
	Tina Landau	SpongeBob SquarePants
	Casey Nicholaw	Mean Girls
	Bartlett Sher	My Fair Lady

Award records

Multiple wins

8 Wins

Harold Prince

3 Wins

Gower Champion
Tommy Tune

2 Wins

George Abbott
Michael Bennett
Wilford Leach
Des McAnuff
Trevor Nunn
Jerome Robbins

Multiple nominations

16 Nominations

Harold Prince

8 Nominations

Gower Champion

6 Nominations

Scott Ellis
Bob Fosse
James Lapine
Trevor Nunn
Tommy Tune

5 Nominations

Michael Bennett
Jerry Zaks

4 Nominations

Michael Greif
Richard Maltby, Jr.
Kathleen Marshall
Michael Mayer
Des McAnuff
Casey Nicholaw
Jack O'Brien
Bartlett Sher
Susan Stroman
George C. Wolfe

3 Nominations

George Abbott
Christopher Ashley
Michael Blakemore
John Doyle
Michael Kidd
Arthur Laurents
Robert Moore
Diane Paulus
Jerome Robbins
Gene Saks
Burt Shevelove

2 Nominations

Michael Arden
Vinnette Carroll
Martin Charnin
Cy Feuer
Nicholas Hytner
Thomas Kail
Joe Layton
Wilford Leach
Joshua Logan
Mike Nichols
Mike Ockrent
Hector Orezzoli
John Rando
Claudio Segovia
Julie Taymor
Matthew Warchus

Female winners

Only 3 women have won this award:^[1]

Julie Taymor – The Lion King (1998)^[2]
Susan Stroman – The Producers (2001)^[3]
Diane Paulus – Pippin revival (2013)^[4]

References

1. ^Clement, Olivia. "Can You Name the 9 Trailblazing Women Who Won Tony Awards for Directing?" Playbill, September 28, 2017
2. ^The Lion King Playbill, retrieved September 27, 2017
3. ^The Producers Playbill, retrieved September 27, 2017
4. ^Gioia, Michael. "Third Time's the Charm: Diane Paulus Receives First Tony Award With Her Third Tony-Winning Revival" Playbill, June 10, 2013

External links

Tony Awards Official site
Tony Award for Direction of a Musical, Internet Broadway Database
Tony Awards at broadwayworld.com

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