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2002 Winners & Finalists
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Note: Before 2005, the TBAs were known as the National Broadway Theatre Awards.
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Best Musical
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Winner
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Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida
Producer: Disney Theatrical Productions
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Finalists (in alphabetical
order by show)
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• Blast!
Producers: Cook Group Incorporated, Star of Indiana, William
A. Cook and James Mason
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• Kiss Me, Kate
Producers: Roger Berlind,
Roger Horchow
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• Les Misérables
Producer: Cameron Mackintosh
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• Mamma Mia!
Producers: Judy Craymer, Richard East and Björn
Ulvaeus for Littlestar in association with Universal and David
& Ed Mirvish
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• The Phantom of the Opera
Producers: Cameron Mackintosh, The Really Useful Theatre Company,
Inc.
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Best Play
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Winner
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Copenhagen
Author: Michael Frayn; Producers:
James M. Nederlander, Roger Berlind, Scott Nederlander, Ray
Larson, and Elizabeth Ireland McCann by
arrangement with Michael Codron, Lee Dean, and the Royal National
Theatre
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show)
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• The Odd Couple (female version)
Author: Neil Simon. Producers: GoGiGo Productions, Inc.
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• Stones in His Pockets
Author: Marie Jones.
Producers:The Globe Theatres (Artistic Director - Jack O'Brien,
Managing and Producing Director - Douglas C. Evans, Executive
Director - Craig Noel) by special arrangement with Paul Elliott,
Adam Kenwright, Pat Moylan, Ed and David Mirvish, and Azenberg/Pittelman
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Best
Actor - Musical
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Winner
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Patrick Cassidy
as "Radames" in Elton John and Tim Rice's
Aida
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Finalists (in alphabetical
order by show)
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• Theodore Bikel as "Tevye" in Fiddler
on the Roof
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• Rex Smith as "Fred Graham/Petruchio"
in Kiss Me, Kate
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• Randal Keith as "Jean Valjean" in
Les Misérables
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• Ted Keegan as "The Phantom of the Opera"
in The Phantom of the Opera
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Best
Actress - Musical
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Winner
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Simone
as "Aida" in Elton John and Tim Rice's
Aida
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show)
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• Holly Cruikshank as "Girl in the Yellow
Dress" in Contact
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• Kelli Fournier as "Amneris" in Elton
John and Tim Rice's Aida
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• Rachel York as "Lilli Vanessi/Katharine"
in Kiss Me, Kate
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• Dee Hoty as "Donna Sheridan" in Mamma
Mia!
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Best
Actor - Play
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Winner
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Len Cariou
as "Niels Bohr" in Copenhagen
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show and performer)
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• Hank Stratton as "Werner Heisenberg"
in Copenhagen
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• Christopher Burns as "Jake Quinn"
in Stones in His Pockets
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• Bronson Pinchot as "Charlie Conlon"
in Stones in His Pockets
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Best
Actress - Play
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Winner
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Mariette Hartley
as "Margrethe Bohr" in Copenhagen
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by performer)
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• Barbara Eden as "Florence Unger"
in The Odd Couple (Female Version)
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• Rita McKenzie as "Olive Madison"
in The Odd Couple (Female Version)
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Best
Song in a Musical
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Winner
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"Bring Him Home" from Les
Misérables
Music - Claude-Michel Schönberg; Lyrics - Alain Boublil;
English Lyrics - Herbert Kretzmer
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show)
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• "Be Our Guest" from Disney's Beauty
and the Beast (Music - Alan Menken; Lyrics - Howard Ashman)
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• "I Know the Truth" from Elton
John and Tim Rice's Aida (Music - Elton John; Lyrics -
Tim Rice)
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• "Big Spender" from Fosse (Music
- Cy Coleman; Lyrics - Dorothy Fields)
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• "Dancing Queen" from Mamma Mia!
(Music and Lyrics - Benny Andersson & Björn Ulvaeus)
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• "The Music of the Night" from The
Phantom of the Opera (Music - Andrew Lloyd Webber; Lyrics
- Charles Hart; Additional Lyrics - Richard Stilgoe)
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Best Score
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Winner
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Les Misérables
Music - Claude-Michel Schönberg; Lyrics - Alain Boublil;
English Lyrics - Herbert Kretzmer; Orchestrations: John Cameron
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show)
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• Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida. Music - Elton
John; Lyrics - Tim Rice; Orchestrations - Steve Margoshes,
Guy Babylon & Paul Bogaev
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• Kiss Me, Kate. Music and Lyrics - Cole Porter;
Orchestrations - Don Sebesky
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• Mamma Mia! Music and Lyrics - Benny Andersson
& Björn Ulvaeus
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• The Phantom of the Opera. Music - Andrew Lloyd
Webber; Lyrics - Charles Hart; Additional Lyrics - Richard
Stilgoe; - Orchestrations: David Cullen & Andrew Lloyd
Webber
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Best
Direction
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Winner
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Robert Falls - Elton John
and Tim Rice's Aida
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show)
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• James Mason - Blast!
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• Susan Stroman - Contact
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• Richard Maltby, Jr. & Ann Reinking - Fosse
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• Michael Blakemore - Kiss Me, Kate
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• Trevor Nunn & John Caird - Les Misérables
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Best
Choreography
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Winner
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Bob Fosse - Fosse
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Finalists (in alphabetical order by show)
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• Jim Moore, George Pinney & Jonathan Vanderkolff
- Blast!
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• Susan Stroman - Contact
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• Anthony Van Laast - Mamma Mia!
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• Arlene Phillips - Saturday Night Fever
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Best
Visual Presentation
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Winner
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Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida
Scenic Design - Bob Crowley; Lighting Design - Natasha Katz
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Finalists (in
alphabetical order by show)
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• Blast! - Scenic Design: Mark Thompson,
Lighting Design: Hugh Vanstone
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• Disney's Beauty and the Beast - Scenic
Design: Stanley A. Meyer, Lighting Design: Natasha Katz
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• Les Misérables - Scenic Design:
John Napier, Lighting Design: David Hersey
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• The Phantom of the Opera - Scenic Design:
Maria Björnson, Lighting Design: Andrew Bridge
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Best
Costumes
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Winner
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Ann Hould-Ward - Disney’s Beauty & the Beast
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Finalists
(in alphabetical order by show)
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• Bob Crowley - Elton John and Tim Rice's
Aida
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• Martin Pakledinaz - Kiss Me, Kate
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• Andreane Neofitou - Les Misérables
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• Maria Björnson - The Phantom of the Opera
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