Tony Awards: 1964@Everything2.com

All winners are listed in boldfaced type.

BEST DRAMATIC PLAY

Luther

John Osborne (playwright)
David Merrick (producer)

Barefoot in the Park

Neil Simon(playwright)
Saint-Subber (producer)

Dylan

Sidney Michaels (playwright)
Eric Bentley (Adaptation)
George W. George and Frank Granat (producers)

The Ballad of the Sad Cafe

Edward Albee (playwright)
Lewis Allen and Ben Edwards (producers)

BEST MUSICAL PLAY

Hello, Dolly!

Michael Stewart (book)
Jerry Herman (music and lyrics)
David Merrick (producer)

Funny Girl

Isobel Lennart (book)
Jule Styne (music)
Bob Merrill (lyrics)
Ray Stark (producer)

High Spirits

Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray (book, music, and lyrics)
Lester Osterman, Robert Fletcher, and Richard Horner (producers)

She Loves Me

Joe Masteroff (book)
Jerry Bock (music)
Sheldon Harnick (lyrics)
Harold Prince in association with Lawrence N. Kasha and Phillip C. McKenna (producer)

BEST ACTOR IN DRAMATIC PLAY

BEST ACTRESS IN A DRAMATIC PLAY

Sandy Dennis – Any Wednesday
Colleen Dewhurst – The Ballad of the Sad Café
Elizabeth Ashley – Barefoot in the Park
Julie Harris – Marathon '33

BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL PLAY

Bert Lahr – Foxy
Bob Fosse – Pal Joey
Steve Lawrence – What Makes Sammy Run
Sydney Chaplin – Funny Girl

BEST ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL PLAY

Carol Channing – Hello, Dolly!
Barbra Streisand – Funny Girl
Beatrice Lillie – High Spirits
Inga Swenson – 110 in the Shade

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A DRAMATIC PLAY

Hume Cronyn – Hamlet
Larry Gates – A Case of Libel
Lee Allen – Marathon '33
Michael Dunn – The Ballad of the Sad Café

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A DRAMATIC PLAY

Barbara Loden – After the Fall
Diana Sands – Blues for Mister Charley
Kate Reid – Dylan
Rosemary Murphey – Any Wednesday

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MUSICAL PLAY

Jack Cassidy – She Loves Me
Charles Nelson Reilly – Hello, Dolly!
Danny Meehan – Funny Girl
Will Geer – 110 in the Shade

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL PLAY

Tessie O'Shea – The Girl Who Came to Supper
Julienne Marie – Foxy
Kay Medford – Funny Girl
Louise Troy – High Spirits

BES DIRECTOR OF A DRAMATIC PLAY

Herman Shumlin – The Deputy
Alan Schneider – The Ballad of the Sad Café
June Havoc – Marathon '33
Mike Nichols – Barefoot in the Park

BEST DIRECTOR OF A MUSICAL PLAY

BEST CHOREOGRAPHER

Gower Champion – Hello, Dolly!
Carol Haney – Funny Girl
Danny Daniels – High Spirits
Herbert Ross – Anyone Can Whistle

BEST MUSICAL DIRECTOR-CONDUCTOR

Shepard Coleman – Hello, Dolly!
Charles Jaffe – West Side Story
Fred Werner – High Spirits
Lehman Engel – What Makes Sammy Run?

BEST BOOK OF A MUSICAL

Michael Stewart – Hello, Dolly!
Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray – High Spirits
Joe Masteroff – She Loves Me
Noel Coward and Harry Kurnitz – The Girl Who Came to Supper

BEST COMPOSER AND LYRICIST

Jerry Herman – Hello, Dolly!
Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones – 110 in the Shade
Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray – High Spirits
Jule Styne and Bob Merrill – Funny Girl

BEST PRODUCER OF A DRAMATIC PLAY

Herman Shumlin – The Deputy
George W. George and Frank Granat – Dylan
Lewis Allen and Ben Edwards – The Ballad of the Sad Café
Saint-Subber – Barefoot in the Park

BEST PRODUCER OF A MUSICAL PLAY

David Merrick – Hello, Dolly!
City Center Light Opera Company – West Side Story
Harold Prince – She Loves Me
Ray Stark – Funny Girl

BEST SCENIC DESIGNER

Oliver Smith – Hello, Dolly!
Ben Edwards – The Ballad of the Sad Café
David Hays – Marco Millions
Raoul Pnen Du Bois – The Student Gypsy

BEST COSTUME DESIGNER

Freddy Wittop – Hello, Dolly!
Beni Montressor – Marco Millions
Irene Sharaff – The Girl Who Came to Supper
Rouben Ter-Arutunian – Arturo Ui

SPECIAL AWARDS

Eva La Gallienne – Celebrating her 50 years as an actress, honored for her work with the National Repertory Theatre

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