2017 Tony Awards: The complete list of winners and nominees

“Dear Evan Hansen� won the award for best musical at the 2017 Tony Awards, while “Oslo� was named best play.

All early signs pointed to “Dear Evan Hanson� winning the big musical prize of the night as it swept earlier categories including book, original score and orchestration. Star Ben Platt won for lead actor in a musical, while Rachel Bay Jones won for featured actress in a play.

The big surprises of the night came in the directing categories, with Rebecca Taichman and Christopher Ashley winning for play and musical, respectively.

Bette Midler and “Hello, Dolly!� were also among the night’s winners. “Jitney� won for revival of a play.

The complete list of winners and nominees is below.

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Best musical

“Come From Away� | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

WINNER: “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

“Groundhog Day the Musical� | Review | Feature

“Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Best play

“A Doll’s House, Part 2,� Lucas Hnath | SoCal review | Broadway review

“Indecent,� Paula Vogel

WINNER: “Oslo,� J.T. Rogers

“Sweat,� Lynn Nottage | Interview | Critic’s Notebook | News

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Producer Stacey Mindich, at the mike, and the cast of “Dear Evan Hansen� accept the award for best musical at the conclusion of the 2017 Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

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Josh Groban and the cast of “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� perform at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Tina Fey, presenting at the Tony Awards

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Stephen Colbert speaks during the 2017 Tony Awards.

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The cast of “Bandstand� performs during the 2017 Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall.

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Kevin Spacey, left, Michael Kelly and Robin Wright appear as their characters from “House of Cards� as they present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the envelope for best musical.

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The cast of “Bandstand� performs at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Jill Biden introduces a performance by the cast of “Bandstand.�

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The cast of “Bandstand� performs at the 71st Tony Awards in New York.

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Ben Platt, an L.A. native, accepts the award for lead actor in a musical for “Dear Evan Hansen.�

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The mix of performers, presenters and winners backstage. From left, Josh Groban, Allison Janney, Rachel Bloom, Christopher Jackson and “Come From Away’s� Tony-winning director, Christopher Ashley.

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“Hamilton� creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, last year’s big Tony winner, announces the best musical prize the 2017 awards.

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Josh Gad presents the educators awards at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Rebecca Taichman accepts the award for direction of a play for “Indecent.�

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Andy Karl and the cast of “Groundhog Day The Musical� perform at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Christopher Ashley accepts the award for direction of a musical for “Come From Away.�

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Mimi Lien accepts the award for scenic design of a musical for “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.�

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The Rockettes perform “New York, New York� at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Rachel Bay Jones accepts the featured actress in a musical award for “Dear Evan Hansen.�

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Bette Midler presents the award for performance by a leading actress in a play.

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Patti LuPone, left, and Christine Ebersole perform from the musical “War Paint� during the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Andy Blankenbuehler accpets the award for choreography for “Bandstand.�

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Uma Thurman at the 2017 Tony Awards.

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David Hyde Pierce performs the song “Penny in My Pocket� from the Broadway revival of “Hello, Dolly!�

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Choreographer-director Tommy Tune at Radio City Music Hall.

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Patina Miller, left, and Sara Bareilles speak during the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Host Kevin Spacey impersonates Johnny Carson.

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Kevin Kline accepts the award for his lead performance in the play “Present Laughter.�

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Christopher Akerlind accepts the award for lighting design for the play “Indecent.�

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Alex Lacamoire accepts the award for the “Dear Evan Hansen� orchestrations.

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Ben Platt, who portrays the title character in “Dear Evan Hansen,� performs the song “Waving Through a Window� during the Tony telecast.

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Betsy Wolfe, left, and Tracie Thoms perform with the cast of “Falsettos.�

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Gareth Fry, left, and Pete Malkin, receive a special Tony Award for their sound design for “The Encounter.�

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Cynthia Nixon, left, accepts the Tony Award for featured actress in a play for “Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes.� The handoff is by presenters Olivia Wilde and Tom Sturridge.

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Scarlett Johansson presents the award for featured performance by an actor in a play.

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Jenn Colella of “Come From Away� links arms with Rockettes during a production number at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Justin Paul, left, and Benj Pasek accept the original score award for “Dear Evan Hansen.�

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James Earl Jones accepts the special Tony award for lifetime achievement in the theater at the 71st Tony Awards.

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The cast of “Come From Away� performs onstage during the 2017 Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

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The cast of “Miss Saigon� performs onstage during the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Whoopi Goldberg and host Kevin Spacey perform onstage during the 2017 Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

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Stephen Colbert and host Kevin Spacey perform onstage during the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Host Kevin Spacey, center, performs the intro to the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Host Kevin Spacey during the intro to the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Host Kevin Spacey arrives at the 71st Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

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Anna Kendrick

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Sutton Foster

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Uma Thurman

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Presenter Scarlett Johansson arrives at the 71st Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall.

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Glenn Close, who’s on Broadway in a revival of “Sunset Boulevard,� arrives at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Olivia Wilde attends the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Bette Midler, nominated in the musical-lead-actress category, arrives at the 71st Tony Awards.

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Jason Sudekis

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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen

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Nominee Cynthia Nixon and presenter Orlando Bloom arrive at the 2017 Tony Awards.

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It’s a selfie moment for actors, from left, Nick Kroll, John Mulaney and Darren Criss on the red carpet at the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Actor Jonathan Groff

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Eva Noblezada, nominated in the lead actress category for the revival of the musical “Miss Saigon.�

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Tina Fey

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Josh Groban, nominated in the lead actor category for the musical “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.�

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Actress Sally Field

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Actress Cynthia Erivo

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L.A. native and lead actor nominee for the musical “Dear Evan Hansen� Ben Platt arrives at the 2017 Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall.

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Laurie Metcalf, lead actress nominee for the play “A Doll’s House, Part 2�

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John Lithgow.

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Christine Ebersole, left, Baayork Lee and Courtney Reed.

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Jenn Colella.

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Mark Hamill.

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Actors John Mulaney, left, and Nick Kroll.

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Patina Miller, left, Steven Levenson and Cobie Smulders.

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Christian Borle.

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Andrew Rannells.

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Andy Karl, a musical-lead-actor Tony nominee for “Groundhog Day,� arrives at the awards with his actress-singer wife, Orfeh.

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Jordan Roth, president of the Jujamcyn Theaters on Broadway, attends the 2017 Tony Awards.

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Denis Arndt, a leading actor nominee for the play “Heisenberg,� at the Tonys. He’s headed to L.A. this month to perform the play at the Mark Taper Forum.

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Members of the Radio City Rockettes.

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The entrance to the 2017 Tony Awards’ red carpet at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

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Best book of a musical

“Come From Away,� Irene Sankoff and David Hein | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

WINNER: “Dear Evan Hansen,� Steven Levenson | Feature | Interview

“Groundhog Day the Musical,� Danny Rubin | Review | Feature

“Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812,� Dave Malloy | Interview

Original score (music and/or lyrics) written for the theater

“Come From Away,� music and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

WINNER: “Dear Evan Hansen,� music and lyrics by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul | Feature | Interview

“Groundhog Day the Musical,� music and lyrics by Tim Minchin | Review | Feature

“Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812,� music and lyrics by Dave Malloy | Interview

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Revival of a play

WINNER: “August Wilson’s Jitney�

“Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes�

“Present Laughter�

“Six Degrees of Separation�

Revival of a musical

“Falsettos� | Critic’s Notebook

WINNER: “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

“Miss Saigon�

Actor in a leading role in a play

Denis Arndt, “Heisenberg� | Feature

Chris Cooper, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

Corey Hawkins, “Six Degrees of Separation�

WINNER: Kevin Kline, “Present Laughter�

Jefferson Mays, “Oslo�

Actress in a leading role in a play

Cate Blanchett, “The Present�

Jennifer Ehle, “Oslo�

Sally Field, “The Glass Menagerie�

Laura Linney, “Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes�

WINNER: Laurie Metcalf, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

Actor in a leading role in a musical

Christian Borle, “Falsettos� | Critic’s Notebook

Josh Groban, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Andy Karl, “Groundhog Day the Musical� | Review | Feature

David Hyde Pierce, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

WINNER: Ben Platt, “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

Actress in a leading role in a musical

Denée Benton, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Christine Ebersole, “War Paint�

Patti LuPone, “War Paint�

WINNER: Bette Midler, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

Eva Noblezada, “Miss Saigon�

Actor in a featured role in a play

WINNER: Michael Aronov, “Oslo�

Danny DeVito, “Arthur Miller’s the Price�

Nathan Lane, “The Front Page� | Critic’s Notebook

Richard Thomas, “Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes�

John Douglas Thompson, “August Wilson’s Jitney�

Actress in a featured role in a play

Johanna Day, “Sweat� | Interview | Critic’s Notebook | News

Jayne Houdyshell, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

WINNER: Cynthia Nixon, “Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes�

Condola Rashad, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

Michelle Wilson, “Sweat� | Interview | Critic’s Notebook | News

Actor in a featured role in a musical

WINNER: Gavin Creel, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

Mike Faist, “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

Andrew Rannells, “Falsettos� | Critic’s Notebook

Lucas Steele, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Brandon Uranowitz, “Falsettos� | Critic’s Notebook

Actress in a featured role in a musical

Kate Baldwin, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

Stephanie J. Block, “Falsettos� | Critic’s Notebook

Jenn Colella, “Come From Away� | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

WINNER: Rachel Bay Jones, “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

Mary Beth Peil, “Anastasia�

Direction of a play

Sam Gold, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

Ruben Santiago-Hudson, “August Wilson’s Jitney�

Bartlett Sher, “Oslo�

Daniel Sullivan, “Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes�

WINNER: Rebecca Taichman, “Indecent�

Direction of a musical

WINNER: Christopher Ashley, “Come From Away� | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

Rachel Chavkin, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Michael Greif, “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

Matthew Warchus, “Groundhog Day the Musical� | Review | Feature

Jerry Zaks, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

Scenic design of a play

David Gallo, “August Wilson’s Jitney�

WINNER: Nigel Hook, “The Play That Goes Wrong�

Douglas W. Schmidt, “The Front Page� | Critic’s Notebook

Michael Yeargan, “Oslo�

Scenic design of a musical

Rob Howell, “Groundhog Day the Musical� | Review | Feature

David Korins, “War Paint�

WINNER: Mimi Lien, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Santo Loquasto, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

Costume design of a play

WINNER: Jane Greenwood, “Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes�

Susan Hilferty, “Present Laughter�

Toni-Leslie James, “August Wilson’s Jitney�

David Zinn, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

Costume design of a musical

Linda Cho, “Anastasia�

WINNER: Santo Loquasto, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

Paloma Young, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Catherine Zuber, “War Paint�

Lighting design of a play

WINNER: Christopher Akerlind, “Indecent�

Jane Cox, “August Wilson’s Jitney�

Donald Holder, “Oslo�

Jennifer Tipton, “A Doll’s House, Part 2� | SoCal review | Broadway review

Lighting design of a musical

Howell Binkley, “Come From Away� | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

Natasha Katz, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

WINNER: Bradley King, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Japhy Weideman, “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

Choreography

WINNER: Andy Blankenbuehler, “Bandstand� | Interview

Peter Darling and Ellen Kane, “Groundhog Day the Musical� | Review | Feature

Kelly Devine, “Come From Away� | Review | Critic’s Notebook | Interview

Denis Jones, Holiday Inn, “The New Irving Berlin Musical�

Sam Pinkleton, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

Orchestrations

Bill Elliott and Greg Anthony Rassen, “Bandstand� | Interview

Larry Hochman, “Hello, Dolly!� | Review

WINNER: Alex Lacamoire, “Dear Evan Hansen� | Feature | Interview

Dave Malloy, “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812� | Interview

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Tony nominations count by production

“Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812,� 12

“Hello, Dolly!� 10

“Dear Evan Hansen,� 9

“A Doll’s House, Part 2,� 8

“Come From Away,� 7

“Groundhog Day the Musical,� 7

“Oslo,� 7

“August Wilson’s Jitney,� 6

“Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes,� 6

“Falsettos,� 5

“War Paint,� 4

“Indecent,� 3

“Present Laughter,� 3

“Sweat,� 3

“Anastasia,� 2

“Bandstand,� 2

“The Front Page,� 2

“Miss Saigon,� 2

“Six Degrees of Separation,� 2

“Arthur Miller’s The Price,� 1

“The Glass Menagerie,� 1

“Heisenberg,� 1

“Holiday Inn, The New Irving Berlin Musical,� 1

“The Play That Goes Wrong,� 1

“The Present,� 1

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