What Is the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical
The Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical honors a supporting actress in a Broadway musical. It is presented annually by the American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League as part of the Antoinette Perry Awards.
History and Selection Process
The award has been given since the 1950 Tony Awards ceremony. Eligible performers must appear in a Broadway musical during the defined eligibility season. Nominations are determined by voting members of the Broadway League and the American Theatre Wing.
Notable Winners and Performances
Past winners include performers such as Audra McDonald, who has won multiple Tony Awards, and Victoria Clark, recognized for her role in "The Light in the Piazza." The category highlights strong supporting turns that contribute significantly to a musical's success.
How to Follow the Award and Current Nominees
To track nominees and winners, audiences can visit the official Tony Awards website at https://www.tonyawards.com. The ceremony is typically broadcast, and results are reported by major theater publications and news outlets.
