TONY AWARDS
The Tony Award
is the industry nickname for the coveted Antoinette Perry Award. This annual award is given for distinguished achievement in theater and was originated in 1947. When a show wins a Tony Award for play of the year, the award goes to the producer/producers as well as the
author. When a show wins a Tony Award for musical of the year, the award goes to the producer/producers. Authors are nominated in categories for music, lyrics,
score, and book. The show may also win individual awards for a performer in the show, best direction, choreography, music, etc.
The following is a list of the awards Mr. Lane has received and the awards
and nominations given to other members of his shows' casts and crews.
( indicates Tony Award winners.)
YEAR |
SHOW TITLE, NOMINATIONS AND AWARDS |
1998 |
 1776
Revival of a Musical
Featured Actor in a Musical - Gregg Edelman
Director of a Musical - Scott Ellis
|
1993 |
 The Goodbye Girl
Actor in a Musical - Martin Short
Actress in a Musical - Bernadette Peters
Director of a Musical - Michael Kidd
Choreographer - Graciella Daniele
|
1991 |
 The Will Rogers Follies
Best Musical
Actor in a Musical - Keith Carradine
Actress in a Musical - Dee Hoty
Featured Actress in a Musical - Cady Huffman
Director of a Musical - Tommy Tune
Book - Peter Stone
Score - Music by Cy Coleman, Lyrics by Betty Comden & Adolf Green
Scenic Designer- Tony Walton
Costume Designer - Willa Kim
Lighting Designer - Jules Fisher
Choreographer - Tommy Tune
|
1984 |
 La Cage Aux Folles
Best Musical
Actor in a Musical - George Hearn
Actor in a Musical - Gene Barry
Director of a Musical - Arthur Laurents
Book - Harvey Fierstein
Score - Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman
Costume Designer - Theoni V. Aldrege
Lighting Designer - Jules Fisher
Choreographer - Scott Salmon
|
1981 |
 Woman of the Year
Actress in a Musical - Lauren Bacall
Actress in a Musical - Marilyn Cooper
Best Musical
Director of a Musical - Robert Moore
Book - Peter Stone
Score - Music by John Kander, lyrics Fred Ebb
|
1981 |
 Can-Can
Choreographer - Roland Petit
|
1980 |
 West Side Story
Featured Actress in a Musical - Debbie Allen
Featured Actress in a Musical - Jossie de Guzman
Revival of a Play or Musical
|
1979 |
 The Grand Tour
Actor in a Musical - Joel Grey
Score - Music & Lyrics by Jerry Herman
|
1979 |
 Whose Life Is It Anyway?
Actor in a Play - Tom Conti
Best Play - written by Brian Clark
Director of a Play - Michael Lindsay-Hogg
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OTHER AWARDS AS PRODUCER
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