Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play

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Tony Award for
Best Featured Actor in a Play
DescriptionBest Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play
LocationUnited States New York City
Presented byAmerican Theatre Wing The Broadway League
Currently held byBertie Carvel for Ink (2019)
WebsiteTonyAwards.com

The Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play is an honor presented at the Tony Awards, a ceremony established in 1947 as the Antoinette Perry Awards for Excellence in Theatre, to actors for quality supporting roles in a Broadway play. Honors in several categories are presented at the ceremony annually by the Tony Award Productions, a joint venture of The Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing, to "honor the best performances and stage productions of the previous year."[1]

Originally called the Tony Award for Actor, Supporting or Featured (Dramatic), the award was first presented to Arthur Kennedy at the 3rd Tony Awards for his portrayal of Biff Loman in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman.[2] Before 1956, nominees' names were not made public;[3] the change was made by the awards committee to "have a greater impact on theatregoers".[4] In 1976, when the award's name changed to its current name, Edward Herrmann, portraying Frank Gardner in George Bernard Shaw's Mrs. Warren's Profession, won the award.[5] Its most recent recipient is Bertie Carvel, for the role of Rupert Murdoch, in Ink.[6]

Frank Langella holds the record for having the most wins in this category, with a total of two; he is the only person to win the award more than once. Richard Roma in Glengarry Glen Ross and Phil Hogan in A Moon for the Misbegotten are the only characters to take the award multiple times, both winning twice. A supporting actor in each of Neil Simon's Eugene trilogy plays (Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues, and Broadway Bound) has taken the Tony, whereas featured actors in both parts of Tony Kushner's Angels in America series have also won the award.

Recipients[]

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1959 award winner Charlie Ruggles
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1967 award winner Ian Holm
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Frank Langella, the only person to win the award multiple times
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1984 award winner Joe Mantegna
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1992 award winner Laurence Fishburne
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1996 award winner Ruben Santiago-Hudson
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2003 award winner Denis O'Hare
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2011 award winner John Benjamin Hickey
Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play recipients[7][8]
Year Actor Role Work Nominees Ref.
1949 Arthur Kennedy Biff Loman Death of a Salesman — [2]
1950 — — — — [a]
1951 Eli Wallach Alvaro Mangiacavallo The Rose Tattoo — [9]
1952 John Cromwell John Gray Point of No Return — [10]
1953 John Williams Inspector Hubbard Dial M for Murder — [11]
1954 John Kerr Tom Robinson Lee Tea and Sympathy — [12]
1955 Francis L. Sullivan Sir Wilfrid Robats, Q.C. Witness for the Prosecution — [13]
1956 Ed Begley Matthew Harrison Brady Inherit the Wind
  • Anthony Franciosa in A Hatful of Rain as Polo Pope
  • Andy Griffith in No Time for Sergeants as Will Stockdale
  • Anthony Quayle in Tamburlaine the Great as Tamburlaine
  • Fritz Weaver in The Chalk Garden as Maitland
 [14]
1957 Frank Conroy Father William Callifer The Potting Shed [15]
1958 Henry Jones Louis McHenry Howe Sunrise At Campobello [16]
1959 Charlie Ruggles Mackenzie Savage The Pleasure of His Company
  • Marc Connelly in Tall Story as Professor Charles Osman
  • George Grizzard in The Disenchanted as Shep Stearns
  • Walter Matthau in Once More, with Feeling as Maxwell Archer
  • Robert Morse in Say, Darling as Ted Snow
  • George C. Scott in Comes a Day as Tydings Glenn
 [17]
1960 Roddy McDowall Tarquin Edward Mendigales The Fighting Cock
  • Warren Beatty in A Loss of Roses as Kenny
  • Harry Guardino in One More River as Pompey
  • Rip Torn in Sweet Bird of Youth as Tom Junior
  • Lawrence Winters in The Long Dream as Tyree Tucker
 [18]
1961 Martin Gabel Basil Smythe Big Fish, Little Fish
  • Philip Bosco in The Rape of the Belt as Heracles
  • Eduardo Ciannelli in The Devil's Advocate as Aurelio
  • George Grizzard in Big Fish, Little Fish as Ronnie Johnson
 [19]
1962 Walter Matthau Benjamin Beaurevers A Shot in the Dark
  • Godfrey Cambridge in Purlie Victorious as Gitlow Judson
  • Joseph Campanella in A Gift of Time as Daniel Stein
  • Paul Sparer in Ross as Auda Abu Tayi
 [20]
1963 Alan Arkin David Kolowitz Enter Laughing
  • Barry Gordon in A Thousand Clowns as Nick Burns
  • Paul Rogers in Photo Finish as Reginald Kinsale, Esq.
  • Frank Silvera in The Lady of the Carnellias as M. Duval
 [21]
1964 Hume Cronyn Polonius Hamlet
  • Lee Allen in Marathon '33 as Patsy
  • Michael Dunn in The Ballad of the Sad Café as Cousin Lyman
  • Larry Gates in A Case of Libel as Boyd Bendix
 [22]
1965 Jack Albertson John Cleary The Subject Was Roses
  • Murray Hamilton in Absence of a Cello as Otis Clifton
  • Martin Sheen in The Subject Was Roses as Timmy Cleary
  • Clarence Williams III in Slow Dance on the Killing Ground as Randall
 [23]
1966 Patrick Magee Marquis de Sade Marat/Sade [24]
1967 Ian Holm Lenny The Homecoming
  • Clayton Corzatte in The School for Scandal as Charles Surface
  • Stephen Elliott in Marat/Sade as Mr. Coulmier
  • Sydney Walker in The Wild Duck as Lt. Ekdal
 [25]
1968 James Patterson Stanley The Birthday Party
  • Paul Hecht in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead as The Player
  • Brian Murray in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead as Rosencrantz
  • John Wood in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead as Guildenstern
 [26]
1969 Al Pacino Bickham Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie?
  • Richard S. Castellano in Lovers and Other Strangers as Frank
  • Tony Roberts in Play It Again, Sam as Dick Christie
  • Louis Zorich in Hadrian VII as Cardinal Ragna
 [27]
1970 Ken Howard Paul Reese Child's Play
  • Joseph Bova in The Chinese and Dr. Fish as Mr. Lee
  • Dennis King in A Patriot for Me as Baron von Epp
 [28]
1971 Paul Sand Multiple[b] Paul Sills' Story Theatre
  • Ronald Radd in Abelard and Heloise as Gilies de Vannes
  • Donald Pickering in Conduct Unbecoming as Capt. Rupert Harper
  • Ed Zimmermann in The Philanthropist as Donald
 [31]
1972 Vincent Gardenia Harry Edison The Prisoner of Second Avenue
  • Douglas Rain in Vivat! Vivat Regina! as William Cecil
  • Lee Richardson in Vivat! Vivat! Regina! as Lord Bothwell
  • Joe Silver in Lenny as Various Characters
 [32]
1973 John Lithgow Kenny Kendal The Changing Room
  • Barnard Hughes in Much Ado About Nothing as Dogberry
  • John McMartin in Don Juan as Sganarelle
  • Hayward Morse in Butley as Joseph Keyston
 [33]
1974 Ed Flanders Phil Hogan A Moon for the Misbegotten [34]
1975 Frank Langella Leslie Seascape [35]
1976 Edward Herrmann Frank Gardner Mrs. Warren's Profession
  • Barry Bostwick in They Knew What They Wanted as Joe
  • Gabriel Dell in Lamppost Reunion as Fred Santora
  • Daniel Seltzer in Knock Knock as Cohn
 [5]
1977 Jonathan Pryce Gethin Price Comedians [36]
1978 Lester Rawlins Drumm Da
  • Morgan Freeman in The Mighty Gents as Zeke
  • Victor Garber in Deathtrap as Clifford Anderson
  • Cliff Gorman in Chapter Two as Leo Schneider
 [37]
1979 Michael Gough Ernest Bedroom Farce
  • Bob Balaban in The Inspector General as Óssip
  • Joseph Maher in Spokesong as The Trick Cyclist
  • Edward James Olmos in Zoot Suit as El Pachuco
 [38]
1980 David Rounds Homer Bolton Morning's at Seven [39]
1981 Brian Backer Paul Pollack The Floating Light Bulb
  • Tom Aldredge in The Little Foxes as Horace Giddens
  • Adam Redfield in A Life as Desmond
  • Shepperd Strudwick in To Grandmother's House We Go as Jared
 [40]
1982 Zakes Mokae Sam Master Harold...and the Boys [41]
1983 Matthew Broderick Eugene Jerome Brighton Beach Memoirs [42]
1984 Joe Mantegna Richard Roma Glengarry Glen Ross
  • Philip Bosco in Heartbreak House as Boss Mangan
  • Robert Prosky in Glengarry Glen Ross as Shelly Levene
  • Douglas Seale in Noises Off as Selsdon Mowbray
 [43]
1985 Barry Miller Arnold Epstein Biloxi Blues [44]
1986 John Mahoney Artie Shaughnessy The House of Blue Leaves [45]
1987 John Randolph Ben Broadway Bound
  • Frankie R. Faison in Fences as Gabriel
  • Jamey Sheridan in All My Sons as Chris Keller
  • Courtney B. Vance in Fences as Corey
 [46]
1988 BD Wong Song Liling M. Butterfly [47]
1989 Boyd Gaines Peter Patrone The Heidi Chronicles
  • Peter Frechette in Eastern Standard as Drew
  • Eric Stoltz in Our Town as George Gibbs
  • Gordon Joseph Weiss in Ghetto as The Dummy
 [48]
1990 Charles Durning Big Daddy Cat on a Hot Tin Roof [49]
1991 Kevin Spacey "Uncle" Louie Lost in Yonkers [50]
1992 Laurence Fishburne Sterling Two Trains Running [51]
1993 Stephen Spinella Prior Walter Angels in America: Millennium Approaches
  • Robert Sean Leonard in Candida as Eugene Marchbanks
  • Joe Mantello in Angels in America: Millennium Approaches as Louis Ironson
  • Zakes Mokae in The Song of Jacob Zulu as Rev. Zulu/Mr. X, Itshe
 [52]
1994 Jeffrey Wright Multiple[c] Angels in America: Perestroika
  • Larry Bryggman in Picnic as Howard Bevans
  • David Marshall Grant in Angels in America: Perestroika as Joe Pitt/Various Characters
  • Gregory Itzin in The Kentucky Cycle as Various Characters
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1995 John Glover John and James Jeckyll Love! Valour! Compassion!
  • Stephen Bogardus in Love! Valour! Compassion! as Gregory Mitchell
  • Anthony Heald in Love! Valour! Compassion! as Perry Sellars
  • Jude Law in Indiscretions as Michael
 [54]
1996 Ruben Santiago-Hudson Canewell Seven Guitars
  • James Gammon in Buried Child as Dodge
  • Roger Robinson in Seven Guitars as Hedley
  • Reg Rogers in Holiday as Ned Seton
 [55]
1997 Owen Teale Torvald Helmer A Doll's House
  • Terry Beaver in The Last Night of Ballyhoo as Adolph
  • Brian Murray in The Little Foxes as Oscar
  • Biff McGuire in The Young Man From Atlanta as Pete Davenport
 [56]
1998 Tom Murphy Ray Dooley The Beauty Queen of Leenane
  • Brían F. O'Byrne in The Beauty Queen of Leenane as Pato Dooley
  • Sam Trammell in Ah, Wilderness! as Richard Miller
  • Max Wright in Ivanov as Pavel Lebedev
 [57]
1999 Frank Wood Gene Side Man [58]
2000 Roy Dotrice Phil Hogan A Moon for the Misbegotten
  • Kevin Chamberlin in Dirty Blonde as Various Characters
  • Daniel Davis in Wrong Mountain as Maurice Montesor
  • Derek Smith in The Green Bird as Tartaglia
  • Bob Stillman in Dirty Blonde as Various Characters
 [59]
2001 Robert Sean Leonard A. E. Housman, from ages 18 to 26 The Invention of Love
  • Charles Brown in King Hedley II as Elmore
  • Larry Bryggman in Proof as Robert
  • Michael Hayden in Judgment at Nuremberg as Oscar Rolfe
  • Ben Shenkman in Proof as Hal
 [60]
2002 Frank Langella Flegont Alexandrovitch Tropatchov Fortune's Fool
  • Brian Murray in The Crucible as Deputy-Governor Danforth
  • William Biff McGuire in Morning's at Seven as Theodore Swanson
  • Sam Robards in The Man Who Had All the Luck as Gustav Eberson
  • Stephen Tobolowsky in Morning's at Seven as Homer Bolton
 [61]
2003 Denis O'Hare Mason Marzak Take Me Out [62]
2004 Brían F. O'Byrne Ralph Frozen [63]
2005 Liev Schreiber Richard Roma Glengarry Glen Ross [64]
2006 Ian McDiarmid Teddy Faith Healer
  • Samuel Barnett in The History Boys as Posner
  • Domhnall Gleeson in The Lieutenant of Inishmore as Davey
  • Mark Ruffalo in Awake and Sing! as Moe Axelrod
  • Pablo Schreiber in Awake and Sing! as Ralph Berger
 [65]
2007 Billy Crudup Vissarion Belinsky The Coast of Utopia
  • Anthony Chisholm in Radio Golf as Elder Joseph Barlow
  • Ethan Hawke in The Coast of Utopia as Michael Bakunin
  • John Earl Jelks in Radio Golf as Sterling Johnson
  • Stark Sands in Journey's End as Lieut. Raleigh
 [66]
2008 Jim Norton Richard Harkin The Seafarer
  • Bobby Cannavale in Mauritius as Dennis
  • Raúl Esparza in The Homecoming as Lenny
  • Conleth Hill in The Seafarer as Ivan Curry
  • David Pittu in Is He Dead? as Various Characters
 [67]
2009 Roger Robinson Bynum Walker Joe Turner's Come and Gone
  • John Glover in Waiting for Godot as Lucky
  • Zach Grenier in 33 Variations as Beethoven
  • Stephen Mangan in The Norman Conquests as Norman
  • Paul Ritter in The Norman Conquests as Reg
 [68]
2010 Eddie Redmayne Ken Red
  • David Alan Grier in Race as Henry Brown
  • Stephen Henderson in Fences as Jim Bono
  • Jon Michael Hill in Superior Donuts as Franco
  • Stephen Kunken in ENRON as Andy Fastow
 [69]
2011 John Benjamin Hickey Felix Turner The Normal Heart
  • Mackenzie Crook in Jerusalem as Ginger
  • Billy Crudup in Arcadia as Bernard Nightingale
  • Arian Moayed in Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo as Musa
  • Yul Vázquez in The Motherfucker With the Hat as Cousin Julio
 [70]
2012 Christian Borle Black Stache Peter and the Starcatcher
  • Michael Cumpsty in End of the Rainbow as Anthony
  • Tom Edden in One Man, Two Guvnors as Alfie
  • Andrew Garfield in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman as Biff Loman
  • Jeremy Shamos in Clybourne Park as Karl/Steve
 [71]
2013 Courtney B. Vance Hap Hairston Lucky Guy
  • Danny Burstein in Golden Boy as Tokio
  • Richard Kind in The Big Knife as Marcus Hoff
  • Billy Magnussen in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike as Spike
  • Tony Shalhoub in Golden Boy as Mr. Bonaparte
 [72]
2014 Mark Rylance Countess Olivia Twelfth Night
  • Reed Birney in Casa Valentina as Charlotte
  • Paul Chahidi in Twelfth Night as Maria
  • Stephen Fry in Twelfth Night as Malvolio
  • Brian J. Smith in The Glass Menagerie as Jim O'Connor
 [73]
2015 Richard McCabe Harold Wilson The Audience
  • Matthew Beard in Skylight as Edward Sergeant
  • K. Todd Freeman in Airline Highway as Sissy Na Na
  • Alessandro Nivola in The Elephant Man as Frederick Treves
  • Nathaniel Parker in Wolf Hall Parts One & Two as Henry VIII
  • Micah Stock in It's Only a Play as Gus P. Head
 [74]
2016 Reed Birney Erik Blake The Humans [75]
2017 Michael Aronov Uri Savir Oslo
  • Danny DeVito in The Price as Gregory Solomon
  • Nathan Lane in The Front Page as Walter Burns
  • Richard Thomas in The Little Foxes as Horace Giddens
  • John Douglas Thompson in Jitney as Jim Becker
 [76]
2018 Nathan Lane Roy Cohn,et al Angels in America
  • Anthony Boyle in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child as Scorpius Malfoy
  • Michael Cera in Lobby Hero as Jeff
  • Brian Tyree Henry in Lobby Hero as William
  • David Morse in The Iceman Cometh as Larry Slade
 [77]
2019 Bertie Carvel Rupert Murdoch Ink
  • Robin de Jesús in The Boys in the Band as Emory
  • Gideon Glick in To Kill a Mockingbird as Dill Harris
  • Brandon Uranowitz in Burn This as Larry
  • Benjamin Walker in All My Sons as Chris Keller
 [6]
2021 TBA TBA TBA
  • Ato Blankson-Wood in Slave Play as Gary
  • James Cusati-Moyer in Slave Play as Dustin
  • David Alan Grier in A Soldier's Play as Sergeant Vernon C. Waters
  • John Benjamin Hickey in The Inheritance as Henry Wilcox
  • Paul Hilton in The Inheritance as Walter Poole/Morgan

Wins total[]

2 Wins
  • Frank Langella

Nominations total[]

Character win total[]

2 Wins

Character nomination total[]

3 Nominations
2 Nominations

Trivia[]

  • A supporting actor in each of Neil Simon's Eugene trilogy (Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues and Broadway Bound) has taken the Tony.
  • Featured actors in both parts of the original production and in the 2018 revival of Tony Kushner's Angels in America: A Gay Fantasia on National Themes series have won the award.
  • Matthew Broderick currently holds the record for the youngest person to ever receive this award, at the age of 21 years old.
  • Roy Dotrice currently holds the record for the oldest person to ever receive this award, at the age of 77 years old.

See also[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ The Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play was not presented in 1950.
  2. ^ Paul Sills' Story Theatre consists of ten one-act plays;[29] Sand played as Cowherd in "The Little Peasant", the Rich Peasant in "The Little Peasant", Robber Bridegroom in "The Robber Bridegroom", Turkey Lurkey in "Henny Penny", Clerk in "The Master Thief", Soldier in "The Master Thief", Simpleton in "The Golden Goose", and Hound in "Town Musicians of Bremen".[30]
  3. ^ Wright played as Mr. Lies, Belize, and as a member of the Council of Principalities.[53]

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