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1988 Tony Awards

Play	M. Butterfly
Musical	The Phantom of the Opera
Revival	Anything Goes
Actor—Play	Ron Silver, Speed-the-Plow
Actress—Play	Joan Allen, Burn This
Featured Actor—Play	B. D. Wong, M. Butterfly
Featured Actress—Play	L. Scott Caldwell, Joe Turner's Come and Gone
Actor—Musical	Michael Crawford, The Phantom of the Opera
Actress—Musical	Joanna Gleason, Into the Woods
Featured Actor—Musical	Bill McCutcheon, Anything Goes
Featured Actress—Musical	Judy Kaye, The Phantom of the Opera
Director—Play	John Dexter, M. Butterfly
Director—Musical	Harold Prince, The Phantom of the Opera
Book—Musical	Into the Woods, James Lapine
Score—Musical	Into the Woods, Stephen Sondheim, music and lyrics
Scenic Designer	Maria Björnson, The Phantom of the Opera
Costume Designer	Maria Björnson, The Phantom of the Opera
Choreographer	Michael Smuin, Anything Goes
Lighting Designer	Andrew Bridge, The Phantom of the Opera
Special Awards	Brooklyn Academy of Music
	South Coast Repertory of Costa Mesa, CA

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