1964 Tony Award Winners - Browse by Year

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Category	Nominee	Show
Actor (Musical)	Bert Lahr	Foxy
Actor (Musical)	Sydney Chaplin	Funny Girl
Actor (Musical)	Bob Fosse	Pal Joey (City Center Revival)
Actor (Musical)	Steve Lawrence	What Makes Sammy Run?
Actor (Play)	Alec Guinness	Dylan
Actor (Play)	Richard Burton	Hamlet
Actor (Play)	Albert Finney	Luther
Actor (Play)	Jason Robards, Jr.	After the Fall
Actress (Musical)	Carol Channing	Hello, Dolly!
Actress (Musical)	Beatrice Lillie	High Spirits
Actress (Musical)	Barbra Streisand	Funny Girl
Actress (Musical)	Inga Swenson	110 in the Shade
Actress (Play)	Sandy Dennis	Any Wednesday
Actress (Play)	Elizabeth Ashley	Barefoot in the Park
Actress (Play)	Colleen Dewhurst	Ballad of the Sad Café
Actress (Play)	Julie Harris	Marathon '33
Book (Musical)	Michael Stewart	Hello, Dolly! Category originally named Best Author, instead of Best Book.
Book (Musical)	Noel Coward and Harry Kurnitz	The Girl Who Came to Supper Category originally named Best Author, instead of Best Book.
Book (Musical)	Joe Masteroff	She Loves Me Category originally named Best Author, instead of Best Book.
Book (Musical)	Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray	High Spirits Category originally named Best Author, instead of Best Book.
Choreographer	Gower Champion	Hello, Dolly!
Choreographer	Danny Daniels	High Spirits
Choreographer	Carol Haney	Funny Girl
Choreographer	Herbert Ross	Anyone Can Whistle
Conductor and Musical Director	Shepard Coleman	Hello, Dolly!
Conductor and Musical Director	Lehman Engel	What Makes Sammy Run?
Conductor and Musical Director	Charles Jaffe	West Side Story
Conductor and Musical Director	Fred Werner	High Spirits
Costume Designer	Freddy Wittop	Hello, Dolly!
Costume Designer	Irene Sharaff	The Girl Who Came to Supper
Costume Designer	Beni Montresor	Marco Millions
Costume Designer	Rouben Ter-Arutunian	Arturo Ui
Director (Musical)	Gower Champion	Hello, Dolly!
Director (Musical)	Joseph Anthony	110 in the Shade
Director (Musical)	Noel Coward	High Spirits
Director (Musical)	Harold Prince	She Loves Me
Director (Play)	Mike Nichols	Barefoot in the Park
Director (Play)	June Havoc	Marathon '33
Director (Play)	Alan Schneider	The Ballad of the Sad Café
Director (Play)	Herman Shumlin	The Deputy
Featured Actor (Musical)	Jack Cassidy	She Loves Me
Featured Actor (Musical)	Will Geer	110 in the Shade
Featured Actor (Musical)	Danny Meehan	Funny Girl
Featured Actor (Musical)	Charles Nelson Reilly	Hello, Dolly!
Featured Actor (Play)	Hume Cronyn	Hamlet
Featured Actor (Play)	Lee Allen	Marathon '33
Featured Actor (Play)	Michael Dunn	The Ballad of the Sad Café
Featured Actor (Play)	Larry Gates	A Case of Libel
Featured Actress (Musical)	Tessie O'Shea	The Girl Who Came to Supper
Featured Actress (Musical)	Julienne Marie	Foxy
Featured Actress (Musical)	Kay Medford	Funny Girl
Featured Actress (Musical)	Louise Troy	High Spirits
Featured Actress (Play)	Barbara Loden	After the Fall
Featured Actress (Play)	Rosemary Murphy	Any Wednesday
Featured Actress (Play)	Kate Reid	Dylan
Featured Actress (Play)	Diana Sands	Blues for Mister Charlie
Musical		Hello, Dolly! Produced by David Merrick
Musical		Funny Girl Produced by Ray Stark
Musical		High Spirits Produced by Lester Osterman, Robert Fletcher, and Richard Horner
Musical		She Loves Me Produced by Harold Prince in association with Lawrence N. Kasha and Philip C. McKenna
Play		Luther By John Osborne. Produced by David Merrick
Play		The Ballad of the Sad Café By Edward Albee. Produced by Lewis Allen and Ben Edwards
Play		Barefoot in the Park By Neil Simon. Produced by Saint-Subber
Play		Dylan By Sidney Michael. Produced by George W. George and Frank Granat.
Producers (Dramatic)	Herman Shumlin	The Deputy
Producers (Dramatic)	Lewis Allen and Ben Edwards	The Ballad of the Sad Café
Producers (Dramatic)	George W. George and Frank Granat	Dylan
Producers (Dramatic)	Saint-Subber	Barefoot in the Park
Producers (Musical)	David Merrick	Hello, Dolly!
Producers (Musical)	City Center Light Opera Company	West Side Story
Producers (Musical)	Harold Prince	She Loves Me
Producers (Musical)	Ray Stark	Funny Girl
Scenic Designer	Oliver Smith	Hello, Dolly!
Scenic Designer	Raoul Penè Du Bois	The Student Gypsy
Scenic Designer	Ben Edwards	The Ballad of the Sad Café
Scenic Designer	David Hays	Marco Millions
Score	Jerry Herman	Hello, Dolly! Category was previously named 'Composer and Lyricist'
Score	Hugh Martin and Timothy Gray	High Spirits Category was previously named 'Composer and Lyricist'
Score	Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones	110 in the Shade Category was previously named 'Composer and Lyricist'
Score	Jule Styne and Bob Merrill	Funny Girl Category was previously named 'Composer and Lyricist'
Special Tony Awards	Eva Le Gallienne	Celebrating her 50th year as an actress, honored for her work with the National Repertory Theatre.