Tony Award for Best Lighting Design
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The Tony Award winners for Best Lighting Design are:
In 2005, the award was split into Best Lighting Design of a Play and Best Lighting Design of a Musical. In previous years, there was only one award.
2005 Brian MacDevitt, The Pillowman (play)
2005 Christopher Akerlink, The Light in the Piazza (musical)
2004 Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer, Assassins (musical)
2003 Nigel Levings, La Boheme
2002 Brian MacDevitt, Into the Woods
2001 Peter Kaczorowski, The Producers
2000 Natasha Katz, Aida
1999 Andrew Bridge, Fosse
1998 Donald Holder, The Lion King
1997 Ken Billington, Chicago (musical)
1996 Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer, Bring in 'da Noise/Bring in 'da Funk
1995 Andrew Bridge, Sunset Boulevard (musical)
1994 Rick Fisher, An Inspector Calls
1993 Chris Parry, The Who's Tommy
1992 Jules Fisher, Jelly's Last Jam
1991 Jules Fisher, The Will Rogers Follies
1990 Jules Fisher, Grand Hotel, The Musical
1989 Jennifer Tipton, Jerome Robbins' Broadway
1988 Andrew Bridge, The Phantom of the Opera
1987 David Hersey, Les Misérables (musical)
1986 Pat Collins, I'm Not Rappaport
1985 Richard Riddell, Big River
1984 Richard Nelson, Sunday in the Park with George
1983 David Hersey, Cats (musical)
1982 Tharon Musser, Dreamgirls
1981 John Bury, Amadeus
1980 David Hersey, Evita
1979 Roger Morgan, The Crucifer of Blood
1978 Jules Fisher, Dancin'
1977 Jennifer Tipton, The Cherry Orchard
1976 Tharon Musser, A Chorus Line
1975 Neil Peter Jampolis, Sherlock Holmes
1974 Jules Fisher, Ulysses in Nighttown
1973 Jules Fisher, Pippin (musical)
1972 Tharon Musser, Follies
1971 R.H. Poindexter, Story Theatre
1970 Jo Mielziner, Child's Play
