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Tony Award for Best Play

The Tony Award for Best Play has been awarded since 1947.

1948 Mister Roberts

1949 Death of a Salesman

1950 The Cocktail Party[?]

1951 The Rose Tattoo

1952 The Fourposter[?]

1953 The Crucible

1954 The Teahouse of the August Moon[?]

1955 The Desperate Hours[?]

1956 The Diary of Anne Frank

1957 Long Day's Journey Into Night

1958 Sunrise At Campobello[?]

1959 J.B.[?]

1960 The Miracle Worker

1961 Beckett[?]

1962 A Man for All Seasons

1963 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

1964 Luther

1965 The Subject Was Roses
- Luv[?]
- The Odd Couple[?]
- Tiny Alice[?]

1966 Marat/Sade[?]

1967 The Homecoming[?]

1968 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead[?]
- Joe Egg[?]
- Plaza Suite[?]
- The Price[?]

1969 The Great White Hope

1970 Borstal Boy[?]

1971 Sleuth
- Home[?]
- The Philanthropist[?]
- Story Theatre[?]

1972 Sticks and Bones[?]

1973 That Championship Season[?]

1974 The River Niger[?]

1975 Equus
- Same Time, Next Year
- Seascape[?]
- Short Eyes[?]
- Sizwe Banzi is Dead[?] and The Island[?]
- The National Health[?]

1976 Travesties[?]

1977 The Shadow Box[?]

1978 Da[?]
- Chapter Two
- Deathtrap[?]
- The Gin Game[?]

1979 The Elephant Man

1980 Children of a Lesser God
- Bent[?]
- Home[?]
- Talley's Folly[?]

1981 Amadeus

1982 The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby[?]

1983 Torch Song Trilogy[?]
- Angels Fall[?]
- Night, Mother
- Plenty[?]

1984 The Real Thing

1985 Biloxi Blues[?]

1986 I'm Not Rappaport[?]

1987 Fences[?]

1988 M. Butterfly

1989 The Heidi Chronicles[?]

1990 The Grapes of Wrath

1991 Lost in Yonkers[?]

1992 Dancing at Lughnasa[?]

1993 Angels in America: Millennium Approaches[?]

1994 Angels in America: Perestroika[?]

1995 Love! Valour! Compassion![?]
- Arcadia
- Having Our Say[?]
- Indiscretions[?]

1996 Master Class[?]

1997 The Last Night of Ballyhoo[?]

1998 Art[?]

1999 Side Man[?]

2000 Copenhagen[?]

2001 Proof

2002 Edward Albee's The Goat or Who Is Sylvia?[?]

20032 Take Me Out[?]

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