This is a list of winners and nominations for the Tony Award for Best Scenic Design for outstanding set design of a play or musical. The award was first presented in 1947. In 1960, 1961, and since 2005, the category was divided with each genre receiving its own.
[edit] Award winners and nominations
- 1947
- - David Ffolkes – Henry VIII
- 1948
- - Horace Armistead – The Medium
- 1949
- - Jo Mielziner - Sleepy Hollow / Summer and Smoke / Anne of the Thousand Days / Death of a Salesman / South Pacific
- 1950
- - Jo Mielziner – The Innocents
- 1951
- - Boris Aronson – The Rose Tattoo / The Country Girl / Season in the Sun
- 1952
- - Jo Mielziner – The King and I
- 1953
- - Raoul Penè Du Bois – Wonderful Town
- 1954
- - Peter Larkin – Ondine / The Teahouse of the August Moon
- 1955
- - Oliver Messel – House of Flowers
[edit] Scenic Design in a Play
- 1960
- Howard Bay – Toys in the Attic
- 1961
- Oliver Smith – Becket
- 2005
- Scott Pask – The Pillowman
- 2006
- Bob Crowley – The History Boys
- John Lee Beatty – Rabbit Hole
- Santo Loquasto – Three Days of Rain
- Michael Yeargan – Awake and Sing!
- 2007
- Bob Crowley / Scott Pask – The Coast of Utopia
- 2008
- Todd Rosenthal – August: Osage County
- 2009
- Derek McLane – 33 Variations
- 2010
- Christopher Oram – Red
- 2011
[edit] Scenic Design in a Musical
- 1960
- Oliver Smith – The Sound of Music
- 1961
- Oliver Smith – Camelot
- 2005
- Michael Yeargan – The Light in the Piazza
- 2006
- David Gallo – The Drowsy Chaperone
- 2007
- Bob Crowley – Mary Poppins
- 2008
- Michael Yeargan – South Pacific
- 2009
- Ian MacNeil – Billy Elliot the Musical
- 2010
- Christine Jones – American Idiot
- 2011
- Scott Pask - The Book of Mormon
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