The 21st Annual Tony Awards ceremony was broadcast on March 26, 1967, from the Shubert Theatre in New York City on the ABC Television network. This was the Awards ceremony's inaugural broadcast on U.S. network television."Ceremony 1967" tonyawards.com, accessed May 29, 2016 The hosts were Mary Martin and Robert Preston. This year marked the first joint presentation of the awards by the American Theatre Wing with The Broadway League (formerly The League of American Theatres and Producers)."History. The Early Years" tonyawards.com, accessed May 29, 2016
Eligibility Shows that opened on Broadway during the 1966–1967 season before February 20, 1967 are eligible.
Original plays Agatha Sue, I Love You The Astrakhan Coat Black Comedy Come Live with Me A Delicate Balance Don't Drink the Water The East Wind Hail Scrawdyke! Help Stamp Out Marriage! The Homecoming How's the World Treating You? The Investigation The Killing of Sister George Love in E-Flat The Loves of Cass McGuire Of Love Remembered The Paisley Convertible The Star-Spangled Girl My Sweet Charlie Those That Play the Clowns Under the Weather We, Comrades Three We Have Always Lived in the Castle White Lies Yerma
Original musicals The Apple Tree At the Drop of Another Hat Cabaret A Hand Is on the Gate I Do! I Do! A Joyful Noise Let's Sing Yiddish Walking Happy
Play revivals The Alchemist Dinner at Eight Marat/Sade Right You Are (If You Think You Are) The Rose Tattoo The School for Scandal The Wild Duck You Can't Take It with You
Musical revivals Annie Get Your Gun The Threepenny Opera
The ceremony Presenters were: Lauren Bacall, Harry Belafonte, Carol Burnett, Marge and Gower Champion, Kirk Douglas, John Forsythe, Jill Haworth, Angela Lansbury, Mayor John V. Lindsay, David Merrick, Zero Mostel, Lynn Redgrave, Lee Remick and Barbra Streisand.
The ceremony featured performances from the following musicals: Cabaret ("Wilkommen" – Joel Grey and Company) The Apple Tree ("Movie Star"/"Gorgeous" – Barbara Harris and Larry Blyden) I Do! I Do! ("Nobody's Perfect" – Mary Martin and Robert Preston) Walking Happy ("Walking Happy" – Norman Wisdom and Company)
Award winners and nominees Winners are in bold
Best Play Best Musical The Homecoming – Harold Pinter A Delicate Balance – Edward Albee Black Comedy – Peter Shaffer The Killing of Sister George – Frank Marcus | valign="top" | Cabaret I Do! I Do! The Apple Tree Walking Happy Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play Paul Rogers – The Homecoming as Max Hume Cronyn – A Delicate Balance as Tobias Donald Madden – Black Comedy as Harold Gorringe Donald Moffat – Right You Are (If You Think You Are) as Laudisi, and as Hjalmar Ekdal in “The Wild Duck” Beryl Reid – The Killing of Sister George as Sister George/June Buckridge Eileen Atkins – The Killing of Sister George as Childie/Alice McNaught Vivien Merchant – The Homecoming as Ruth Rosemary Murphy – A Delicate Balance as Claire Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical Robert Preston – I Do! I Do! as Michael Alan Alda – The Apple Tree as Various Characters Jack Gilford – Cabaret as Herr Schultz Norman Wisdom – Walking Happy as Will Mossop Barbara Harris – The Apple Tree as Various Characters Lotte Lenya – Cabaret as Fraulein Schneider Mary Martin – I Do! I Do! as She (Agnes) Louise Troy – Walking Happy as Maggie Hobson Best Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actor in a Play Best Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actress in a Play Ian Holm – The Homecoming as Lenny Clayton Corzatte – The School for Scandal as Charles Surface Stephen Elliot – Marat/Sade as Mr. Coulmier Sydney Walker – The Wild Duck as Lt. Ekdal Marian Seldes – A Delicate Balance as Julia Camila Ashland – Black Comedy as Miss Furnival Brenda Forbes – The Loves of Cass McGuire as Trilbe Costello Maria Tucci – The Rose Tattoo as Rosa Delle Rose Best Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actor in a Musical Best Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actress in a Musical Joel Grey – Cabaret as the Master of Ceremonies Leon Bibb – A Hand Is on the Gate as Performer Gordon Dilworth – Walking Happy as Tubby Wadlow Edward Winter – Cabaret as Ernst Ludwig Peg Murray – Cabaret as Fraulein Kost Leland Palmer – A Joyful Noise as Miss Jimmie Josephine Premice – A Hand Is on the Gate as Various Characters Susan Watson – A Joyful Noise as Jenny Lee Best Direction of a Play Best Direction of a Musical Peter Hall – The Homecoming John Dexter – Black Comedy Donald Driver – Marat/Sade Alan Schneider – A Delicate Balance Harold Prince – Cabaret Gower Champion – I Do! I Do! Mike Nichols – The Apple Tree Jack Sydow – Annie Get Your Gun Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre Best Choreography Cabaret – John Kander (music) and Fred Ebb (lyrics) The Apple Tree – Jerry Bock (music) and Sheldon Harnick (lyrics) Walking Happy – Jimmy Van Heusen (music) and Sammy Cahn (lyrics) I Do! I Do! – Harvey Schmidt (music) and Tom Jones (lyrics) | valign="top" | Ron Field – Cabaret Michael Bennett – A Joyful Noise Danny Daniels – Walking Happy and Annie Get Your Gun Lee Theodore – The Apple Tree Best Scenic Design Best Costume Design Boris Aronson – Cabaret John Bury – The Homecoming Oliver Smith – I Do! I Do! Alan Tagg – Black Comedy Patricia Zipprodt – Cabaret Nancy Potts – The Wild Duck and The School for Scandal Tony Walton – The Apple Tree Freddy Wittop – I Do! I Do!
Multiple nominations and awards
These productions had multiple nominations:
11 nominations: Cabaret 7 nominations: The Apple Tree and I Do! I Do! 6 nominations: The Homecoming and Walking Happy 5 nominations: Black Comedy and A Delicate Balance 3 nominations: A Joyful Noise, The Killing of Sister George and The Wild Duck 2 nominations: Annie Get Your Gun, A Hand Is on the Gate, Marat/Sade and The School for Scandal
The following productions received multiple awards.
8 wins: Cabaret 4 wins: The Homecoming
See also
39th Academy Awards References
External links Tony Awards official site