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		Lee Hall , for Billy Elliot, The Musical Besides writing the book for Billy Elliot, The Musical, Hall also wrote the lyrics, earning him two Tony nominations this year.
		Brian Yorkey, for Next to Normal Next to Normal marks Yorkey's first Tony nominations. He is also nominated for Best Score.
		David Lindsay-Abaire, for Shrek The Musical Lindsay-Abaire is the author of Rabbit Hole, for which he received a Best Play nomination. This year he is also nominated for Best Score for Shrek The Musical.
		Hunter Bell, for [Title of Show] Aside from writing the book for [Title of Show], Bell also played one of the lead roles (Hunter). This is his first Tony nomination.
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		Music: Elton John Lyrics: Lee Hall, for Billy Elliot, The Musical This is Sir Elton's third Tony nomination. He won in 2000 for Aida and was nominated in 1998 for The Lion King. Besides writing the lyrics for Billy Elliot, The Musical, Hall also wrote the book, earning him two Tony nominations this year.
		Music: Tom Kitt Lyrics: Brian Yorkey , for Next to Normal This year marks Kitt's first Tony nominations. He is also nominated for Best Orchestrations for Next to Normal. Next to Normal marks Yorkey's first Tony nominations. He is also nominated for Best Book of a Musical.
		Music & Lyrics: Dolly Parton, for 9 to 5: The Musical 9 to 5: The Musical marks Parton's Broadway debut. She is an accomplished composer, singer, and actress who has won seven Grammy Awards. She appeared in the original movie Nine to Five.
		Music: Jeanine Tesori Lyrics: David Lindsay-Abaire, for Shrek The Musical Tesori is a three-time past Tony-nominee, for Caroline, or Change (2004), Thoroughly Modern Millie (2002), and Twelfth Night (1999). Lindsay-Abaire is the author of Rabbit Hole, for which he received a Best Play nomination. This year he is also nominated for Best Score for Shrek The Musical.
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		Phyllida Lloyd, for Mary Stuart Lloyd made her Broadway directorial debut in 2001 with Mamma Mia!. This is her first Tony nomination.
		Bartlett Sher, for Joe Turner's Come and Gone This is Sher's forth Tony nomination. He won last year for his direction of South Pacific and was previously nominated for Awake and Sing! and The Light in the Piazza.
		Matthew Warchus , for God of Carnage Warchus has earned his forth and fifth Tony nominations this year. He is also nominated in the same category this season for The Norman Conquests.
		Matthew Warchus, for The Norman Conquests Warchus has earned his forth and fifth Tony nominations this year. He is also nominated in the same category this season for God of Carnage.
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		Stephen Daldry , for Billy Elliot, The Musical This is Daldry's second Tony nomination. He won in 1995 for his direction of An Inspector Calls.
		Michael Greif, for Next to Normal Greif is a two-time past Tony nominee. He was nominated for Grey Gardens in 2007 and Rent in 1996.
		Kristin Hanggi, for Rock of Ages This marks Hanggi's Broadway directorial debut and first Tony nomination.
		Diane Paulus, for Hair This marks Paulus' Broadway directorial debut and first Tony nomination.
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		Karole Armitage, for Hair This is Armitage's first Tony nomination. Her past Broadway credits include Passing Strange.
		Andy Blankenbuehler, for 9 to 5: The Musical This is Blankenbuehler's second Tony nomination. He won last year for his choreography in In The Heights.
		Peter Darling , for Billy Elliot, The Musical This marks Darling's Broadway choreography debut and first Tony nomination.
		Randy Skinner, for Irving Berlin's White Christmas Skinner is a two-time past Tony nominee, for 42nd Street and Ain't Broadway Grand.
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		Larry Blank, for Irving Berlin's White Christmas Blank was last nominated for a Tony in 2006 for orchestrations for The Drowsy Chaperone.
		Martin Koch , for Billy Elliot, The Musical Koch is a past Tony nominee for Mamma Mia!.
		Michael Starobin and Tom Kitt , for Next to Normal Starobin won a Tony in 2004 for Assassins. This is his second Tony nomination. This year marks Kitt's first Tony nominations. He is also nominated for Best Score for Next to Normal.
		Danny Troob and John Clancy, for Shrek The Musical Troob was last nominated for a Tony in 2006 for The Pajama Game. This is Clancy's first Tony nomination. He also worked on the orchestrations for the most recent Broadway revival of Grease.
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		Dale Ferguson, for Exit the King This marks Ferguson's Broadway design debut and first Tony nomination. He is also nominated this year for costume design for Exit the King.
		Rob Howell, for The Norman Conquests This is Howell's second Tony nomination. He was nominated last year for his costume designs for Boeing-Boeing.
		Derek McLane , for 33 Variations McLane was last nominated for a Tony in 2006 for The Pajama Game.
		Michael Yeargan, for Joe Turner's Come and Gone Yeargan is a three-time past Tony winner, for South Pacific, Awake and Sing! and The Light in the Piazza.
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		Robert Brill, for Guys and Dolls This is Brill's second Tony nomination. He was previously nominated for Assassins in 2004.
		Ian MacNeil , for Billy Elliot, The Musical This is MacNeil's second Tony nomination. He was previously nominated in 1994 for An Inspector Calls.
		Scott Pask, for Pal Joey Pask was nominated last year for his scenic design for Les Liaisions Dangereuses and is a two-time past Tony winner for The Coast of Utopia and The Pillowman.
		Mark Wendland, for Next to Normal This is Wendland's first Tony nomination. Past Broadway scenic design credits include Talk Radio, An Almost Holy Picture, and Death of a Salesman.
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		Dale Ferguson, for Exit the King This marks Ferguson's Broadway design debut and first Tony nomination. He is also nominated this year for scenic design for Exit the King.
		Jane Greenwood, for Waiting for Godot This is Greenwood's 17th Tony nomination. Past nominations have included Heartbreak House, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Morning's at Seven, and A Delicate Balance.
		Martin Pakledinaz, for Blithe Spirit This is Pakledinaz's seventh Tony nomination. He was nominated last year for Gypsy and previously won Tonys for Kiss Me, Kate and Thoroughly Modern Millie.
		Anthony Ward , for Mary Stuart Ward is a past Tony nominee for Macbeth, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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		Gregory Gale, for Rock of Ages This is Gale's second Tony nomination. He was nominated last year for his costume designs for Cyrano de Bergerac.
		Nicky Gillibrand, for Billy Elliot, The Musical This is Gillibrand's first Tony nomination. On Broadway, she also designed costumes for Jumpers in 2004.
		Tim Hatley , for Shrek The Musical Hatley won a Tony in 2002 for his scenic design of Private Lives. He was also nominated in 2005 for his scenic design in Mony Python's Spamalot.
		Michael McDonald, for Hair This is McDonald's first Tony nomination. Other costume design credits on Broadway include Take Me Out and The Ride Down Mt. Morgan.
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		David Hersey, for Equus This is Hersey's eighth Tony nomination. He previously won for Evita (1980), Cats (1983), and Les Misérables (1987).
		David Lander, for 33 Variations This is Lander's first Tony nomination. He also designing the lighting for this season's A Man for All Seasons.
		Brian MacDevitt , for Joe Turner's Come and Gone MacDevitt is an eight-time past Tony nominee. He won for The Coast of Utopia, The Pillowman, and Into the Woods.
		Hugh Vanstone, for Mary Stuart Besides being a past Tony nominee for Monty Python's Spamalot, Vanstone also designed the lighting for this season's God of Carnage and Shrek The Musical.
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		Kevin Adams, for Hair Adams is a two-time past Tony winner, for The 39 Steps and Spring Awakening. He also designed the lighting for Next to Normal this season.
		Kevin Adams, for Next to Normal Adams is a two-time past Tony winner, for The 39 Steps and Spring Awakening. He also designed the lighting for Hair this season.
		Howell Binkley, for West Side Story This is Binkley's forth Tony nomination. He was previously nominated for In The Heights and Kiss of the Spider Woman, and won in 2006 for Jersey Boys.
		Rick Fisher , for Billy Elliot, The Musical Fisher won a Tony in 1995 for his lighting design of An Inspector Calls. This season he also designed the lighting for The Philanthropist.
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		Paul Arditti, for Mary Stuart This is the first year Arditti has been nominated for a Tony. He is also nominated for Billy Elliot, The Musical (Best Sound Design of a Musical).
		Gregory Clarke , for Equus First-time Tony nominee Clarke has also designed the sound for The Philanthropist and Journey's End on Broadway.
		Russell Goldsmith, for Exit the King This marks Goldsmith's Broadway design debut and first Tony nomination.
		Scott Lehrer and Leon Rothenberg, for Joe Turner's Come and Gone Lehrer won a Tony last year for his sound design of South Pacific. On Broadway he has previously designed the sound for Chita Rivera: The Dancer's Life, The Frogs, and The Caretaker. This is Rothenberg's first Tony nomination. He also designed the sound for this season's Impressionism.
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		Acme Sound Partners, for Hair Along with Hair, Acme Sound Partners has also designed the sound for Broadway's In The Heights and The Country Girl. The sound engineering partners are Tom Clark, Mark Menard, and Nevin Steinberg.
		Paul Arditti , for Billy Elliot, The Musical This is the first year Arditti has been nominated for a Tony. He is also nominatd for Mary Stuart (Best Sound Design of a Play).
		Peter Hylenski, for Rock of Ages This is Hylenski's first Tony nomination. He also designed the sound for Shrek The Musical this season.
		Brian Ronan, for Next to Normal This is Ronan's first Tony nomination. His Broadway sound design credits include Grease, Curtains, Spring Awakening, and Grey Gardens.
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