2015 Tony Awards Play/Musical Eligibility

I'm losing track of what may be eligible, so I tried to put together a list based on what I can recall and a quick search of broadway.com for what's supposedly going to open in time. Please supply corrections and additions and deletions

New Play:

Airline Highway
Constellations
Disgraced
Fish in the Dark
Hand to God
Living On Love
The Audience
The Country House
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
The River
Wolf Hall, Parts I and II

Play Revival

A Delicate Balance
It's Only A Play
Love Letters
Skylight
The Elephant Man
The Heidi Chronicles
The Real Thing
This Is Our Youth
You Cant Take It With You

New Musical:

An American in Paris
Doctor Zhivago
Finding Neverland
Fun Home
Hollar if You Hear Me
Honeymoon in Vegas
It Shoulda Been You
Something Rotten!
The Last Ship
The Visit

Musical Revival:

Gigi
On The Town
On the 20th Century
Side Show
The King and I

Edited multiple times based on comments....thanks to all!

Updated On: 1/20/15 at 01:01 PM

Hollar if You Hear Me also belongs in the "New Musical" category.

Thanks. I made the additions and moved American In Paris to "new"

You forgot Wolf Hall/Bringing up the Bodies.

Those have TONY written all over them.

ETA: Kad and I were posting simultaneously

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Updated On: 10/21/14 at 01:21 PM

Boy, lots of tough competition this year.

I don't envy the committee at all. (I have ideas about who I'm thinking will get nods, but we'll wait and see.)

The Heidi Chronicles should be in play revival

I wonder if the producers will push for Wolf Hall Parts I and II to be treated as separate plays?

Yes, Heidi Chronicles is happening. It was announced for a Shubert Theater. Just didn't specify which one, probably because Once hadn't posted closing. Though it could be the Longacre.

Wolf Hall and Bringing Up The Bodies are playing in rep, I believe.

If they're publicizing it a Wolf Hall part 1 and 2 then I can't imagine they'd be considered separately.


Like The Kentucky Cycle, Nicholas Nickelby, The Coast of Utopia, and after Perestroika opened, Angels in America.

Tony voters can't resist these epic presentations. All of the above won best play.

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Updated On: 10/21/14 at 02:59 PM

I saw Finding Neverland at the ART this summer and it was incredible. It was a HOT ticket here and Boston will run for a LONG time...

Hey, CarlAlan--you just joined. You're a shill. You can talk about finding neverland all you want, be WE AIN'T BUYIN' IT. The show will tank. Shilly shill shill.

Updated On: 10/21/14 at 11:44 PM

Oh, I saw it all right. I'm still trying to forget the actor playing a dog.


SHILLLY SHILL SHILL SHILL, sucka.

When Alice Ripley and Emily Skinner did Side Show, they got the Tony committee to consider both of them as one performer. I'm assuming the current production will be treated in the same way?

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