24th Tony Awards

The 24th Annual Tony Awards was broadcast by NBC television on April 19, 1970, from the Mark Hellinger Theatre in New York City.Hosts were Julie Andrews, Shirley MacLaine and Walter Matthau.Presenters: Clive Barnes, Mia Farrow, Elliott Gould, Claire Bloom, Michael Caine, Jack Cassidy, David Frost, Cary Grant, Patricia Neal, George C. Scott, James Stewart, Maggie Smith, Robert Stephens.[1] Musicals represented: Winners are in bold These productions had multiple nominations:The following productions received multiple awards.
Mark Hellinger TheatreNew York City, New YorkJulie AndrewsShirley MacLaineWalter MatthauTony AwardsClive BarnesMia FarrowElliott GouldClaire BloomMichael CaineJack CassidyDavid FrostCary GrantPatricia NealGeorge C. ScottJames StewartMaggie SmithRobert StephensApplauseBonnie FranklinLauren BacallKatharine HepburnPurlieMelba MooreCleavon LittleBest PlayBest MusicalBorstal BoyFrank McMahonChild's PlayRobert MarascoIndiansArthur KopitLast of the Red Hot LoversNeil SimonBest Performance by a Leading Actor in a PlayBest Performance by a Leading Actress in a PlayFritz WeaverJames CocoFrank GrimesStacy KeachTammy GrimesPrivate LivesGeraldine BrooksHelen HayesHarveyBest Performance by a Leading Actor in a MusicalBest Performance by a Leading Actress in a MusicalLen CariouRobert WeedeCry for Us AllDilys WatlingGeorgyBest Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actor in a PlayBest Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actress in a PlayKen HowardJoseph BovaDennis KingA Patriot for MeBlythe DannerButterflies Are FreeAlice DrummondEileen HeckartLinda LavinBest Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actor in a MusicalBest Performance by a Supporting or Featured Actress in a MusicalRené AuberjonoisBrandon MaggartGeorge RosePenny FullerMelissa HartBest Direction of a PlayBest Direction of a MusicalJoseph HardyMilton KatselasTómas Mac AnnaRobert MooreRon FieldMichael BenthallPhilip RoseBest ChoreographyBest Scenic DesignMichael BennettGrover DaleJo MielzinerHoward BayMing Cho LeeBest Costume DesignBest Lighting DesignCecil BeatonRay AghayanFreddy WittopTharon MusserThomas SkeltonSir Noël CowardAlfred LuntLynn FontanneNew York Shakespeare FestivalBarbra StreisandMark Hellinger TheaterPlaybillAmerican Theatre WingThe Broadway LeagueTriple Crown of ActingRevivalDirectionLeading ActorLeading ActressFeatured ActorFeatured ActressCostume DesignLighting DesignScenic DesignSound DesignChoreographyOrchestrationsOriginal ScoreRegional Theatre Tony AwardSpecial Tony AwardTony Honors for Excellence in TheatreIsabelle Stevenson AwardAuthorConductor and Musical DirectorDirectorNewcomerSpecial Theatrical EventStage TechnicianCeremonies2020/21