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		Geoffrey Rush , for Exit the King This performance marks Rush's Broadway debut. Rush adapted the text of Exit the King with Neil Armfield. This Australian born actor is an Oscar, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner.
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		Marcia Gay Harden , for God of Carnage Harden was nominated for a Tony in 1993 for her performance in Tony Kushner's Angels in America: Millennium Approaches. She won an Oscar in 2000 for her role in Pollock.
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		David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik, and Kiril Kulish , for Billy Elliot, The Musical David Alvarez: Alvarez is making his Broadway debut in Billy Elliot The Musical. He was trained in classical ballet at the American Ballet Theater's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School. Trent Kowalik: Kowalik made his debut as Billy Elliot in London's West End in December 2007. This performance marks his Broadway debut. Kiril Kulish: This performance marks Kulish's Broadway debut. He is a U.S. Champion in ballroom dancing.
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		Alice Ripley , for Next to Normal Ripley was last nominated for a Tony Award in 1998 for her performance in Side Show. She originated the role of Diana in the Off Broadway production of Next to Normal.
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		Roger Robinson , for Joe Turner's Come and Gone A 1996 Tony nominee for Seven Guitars, Robinson has also appeared on Broadway in Drowning Crow, The Iceman Cometh, and Amen Corner.
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		Angela Lansbury , for Blithe Spirit This marks Lansbury's sixth Tony nomination. She won previously for Sweeney Todd, Gypsy, Dear World, and Mame. She is also a past Acadamy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner.
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		Gregory Jbara , for Billy Elliot, The Musical This is Jbara's first Tony nomination. He originated the role of André Thirbault in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and has performed on Broadway in Victor/Victoria and the 1994 revival of Damn Yankees!.
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		Karen Olivo , for West Side Story This marks Olivo's first Tony nomination. She appeared last season in the Tony Award-winning Best Musical In The Heights.
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