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The 69th Tony Award ceremony for merits in the field of American theatrical art was held on June 7, 2015 in Radio City Music Hall ( New York , USA ) and broadcast live on CBS television [1] . The presenters were Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth. [2]
69th Tony Award Ceremony |
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date | June 7, 2015 |
Location | Radio City Music Hall , New York , USA |
Leading | Alan Cumming and Kristin Chenoweth |
Broadcaster | " CBS " |
Only theatrical performances, staged in the 2014–2015 season until April 23, 2014, were eligible to take part in the competition [1] . The nominees were announced on April 28, 2015 [2] .
Darren Criss , Laura Osnes and Siera Boggess met the guests and nominees of the ceremony on the red carpet.
During the ceremony, their performances were presented by the musicals “ American in Paris ”, “ The King and I ”, “ Dismissal in the City ”, “ In the Twentieth Century ”, “ Visit ”, “ Merry House ”, “Something Rotten!”, “ Magic Country ” and “ Slurry ” [3] [4] .
Among those announcing the results were such famous personalities as Josh Groban , Rose Byrne , Jason Alexander , Neil Patrick Harris , Bradley Cooper , Sutton Foster , Bobby Cannavale , Anna Klamsky , Rita Wilson, and others [5] .
Main categories
Best play | The best musical |
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- " Mysterious night killing a dog "
- " Disgraced "
- " Hand to God "
- " Wolf Hall "
| - " Merry Home "
- " American in Paris "
- "Something Rotten!"
- " Visit "
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The best revived play | The best revived musical |
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- " Top Light "
- " The Elephant Man "
- “ This is our youth ”
- " You can't take it with you. "
| - “ King and I ”
- " Dismissal in the city "
- " In the twentieth century "
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The best male role in the play | Best actress in the play |
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- Alex Sharp - "The Mysterious Night Killing a Dog ", for the role of Christopher Boone
- Stephen Bowyer - “ Hand to God ”, for the role of Jason / Tyrone
- Ben Miles - The Wolf Hall , for the role of Thomas Cromwell
- Bradley Cooper - The Elephant Man , for the role of Joseph Merrick
- Bill Nighy - Overhead , for the role of Tom Sergeant
| - Helen Mirren - Audience , for the role of Elizabeth II
- Geneva Carr - “ Hand to God ”, for the role of Margery
- Elizabeth Moss - " Chronicles from the life of Heidi ", for the role of Heidi Holland
- Carey Mulligan - Top Light , for the role of Kira Hollis
- Ruth Wilson - " Constellations ", for the role of Marianna
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The best male role in the musical | The best female role in the musical |
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- Michael Serveris - Merry House , for the role of Bruce Becdell
- Robert Fairchild - " American in Paris ", for the role of Jerry Mulligan
- Brian Darcy James - “Something Rotten!”, For the role of Nick Bottom
- Ken Watanabe - King and I , for playing the King of Siam
- Tony Yazbek - " Dismissal in the city ", for the role of Gabe
| - Kelly O'Hara - “ The King and Me ”, for the role of Anna Leonuens
- Kristin Chenoweth - " In the Twentieth Century ", for the role of Lily Garland / Mildred Plotk
- Lynn Kop - “ American in Paris ”, for the role of Lisa Dassin
- Beth Malon - Merry House , for the role of Alison Beckdel
- Chita Rivera - " Visit ", for the role of Claire
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Best Supporting Actor in a Play | Best Supporting Actor in a Play |
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- Richard McCabe - Audience , for the role of Harold Wilson
- Matthew Bird - “Overhead Light ”, for the role of Evard Sarge
- Kelvin Todd Freeman - “ Airway ”, for the role of Sissy Na Na
- Alessandro Nivola - " The Elephant Man ", for the role of Frederick Trives
- Nathaniel Parker - The Wolf Hall , for the role of Henry VIII
- Micah Stoke - “ It's Just a Play, ” for the role of Gus Hyde
| - Annaly Ashford - " You Can't Take It With You, " for the role of Essie Carmichael
- Patricia Clarkson - The Elephant Man , for the role of Madge Kendal
- Lydia Leonard - "The Wolf Hall ", for the role of Anne Boleyn
- Sarah Stiles - “ Hand to God ”, for the role of Jessica
- Julie White - “ Airway ”, in the role of Tanya
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Best Supporting Actor in the Musical | The best female supporting role in the musical |
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- Christian Borle - “Something Rotten!”, For the role of Bard
- Andy Carl - " In the Twentieth Century ", for the role of Bruce Granite
- Brad Oscar - "Something Rotten!", For the role of Nostradamus
- Brandon Uranovitz - " American in Paris ", for the role of Adam Hochberg
- Max von Essen - “ American in Paris ”, for the role of Henry Baurel
| - Ruthie Ann Miles - “ King and Me, ” for the role of Lady Tiang
- Victoria Clark - " Slurry ", for the role of Mamita
- Judy Coon - Merry Home , for the role of Helen Bechdel
- Sidney Lucas - " Merry Home ", for the role of little Alison
- Emily Skeggs - Merry Home , for the role of middle Alison
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Other Categories
The best libretto for the musical | Best music and / or poems |
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- " Merry Home " - Lisa Kron
- " American in Paris " - Craig Lucas
- “Something Rotten!” - Carey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell
- " Visit " - Terrence McNally
| - “ Merry Home ” - Jeanine Tesori (music) and Lisa Kron (words)
- " Last Ship " - Sting (music and words)
- “Something Rotten!” - Carey Kirkpatrick (music and words) and Wayne Kirpatrick (music and words)
- “ Visit ” - John Kander (music) and Fred Ebb (words)
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The best scene design in the play | The best stage design in the musical |
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- Bunny Christie - "The Mysterious Night Killing a Dog "
- Bob Crowley - “ Overhead Light ”
- Christopher Oram - " Wolf Hall "
- David Rockwell - " You Can't Take It With You "
| - Bob Crawley and 59 Productions - “ American in Paris ”
- David Zinn - Merry Home
- David Rockwell - " In the Twentieth Century "
- Michael Yergan - " The King and Me "
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Best Costume Design in the Play | Best Costume Design in the Musical |
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- Christopher Oram - " Wolf Hall "
- Bob Crowley - Audience
- Jane Greenwood - " You Can't Take It With You "
- David Zinn - Air Flight
| - Katerina Zuber - “ The King and I ”
- Greg Barnes - "Something Rotten!"
- Bob Crawley - " American in Paris "
- William Ivey Long - " In the Twentieth Century "
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The best light in the play | The best light in the musical |
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- Paul Constable - "The Mysterious Night Killing of a Dog "
- Natasha Katz - " Top Light "
- Paul Constable and David Plater - Wolf Hall
- Jeffie Weidman - Air Flight
| - Natasha Katz - " American in Paris "
- Ben Stanton - Merry Home
- Jeffie Wademan - " Visit "
- Donald Holder - " The King and Me "
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Best direction of the play | The best direction of the musical |
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- Marianne Elliott - "The Mysterious Night Killing of a Dog "
- Stephen Daldry - " Overhead Light "
- Scott Ellis - " You Can't Take It With You "
- Jeremy Herrin - The Wolf Hall
- Moritz von Shtulpnagel - " Hand to God "
| - Gold Sam - Merry Home
- Casey Nicolau - “Something Rotten!”
- John Rando - " Firing to the City "
- Barlett Sher - " The King and Me "
- Christopher Wildon - " American in Paris "
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Best choreography | Best orchestration |
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- Christopher Wildon - " American in Paris "
- Joshua Bergass - " Dismissal in the City "
- Christopher Gattelli - " The King and Me "
- Casey Nicolau - “Something Rotten!”
- Scott Graham and Steven Hogget - "The Mysterious Night Killing of a Dog "
| - Christopher Austin , Don Sebeski and Bill Elliott - " An American in Paris "
- John Clancy - Merry Home
- Larry Hochman - “Something Rotten!”
- Rob Mathes - " Gentleman 's Guide to Love and Killing "
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The ratio of awards and nominations
Corporate
Number of awards / total number of nominations
- 5/12: "The Merry House "
- 5/6: " Mysterious night killing a dog "
- 4/12: “ American in Paris ”
- 4/9: " The King and I "
- 2/3 : " Audience "
- 1/10: “Something Rotten!”
- 1/8: The Wolf Hall
- 1/7: " Top Light "
- 1/5: " You can not take it with you "
- 0/5 : “ Hand to God ”, “ In the twentieth century ”, “ Visit ”
- 0/4 : “ Airway ”, “ Elephant Man ”, “ Firing to the city ”
- 0/2 : " The Last Ship "
Personal
Количество наград / общее количество номинаций
- 1 /4: Боб Кроули (2 за дизайн костюмов и 2 за сценографию)
- 1 /2: Поль Констебль (обе за лучший свет в пьесе)
- 1 /2: Наташа Кац (обе за лучший свет)
- 0 /2: Джефи Вейдман (обе за лучший свет)