The Nominees

		Announcement by the Associated Press
	  Dated Tuesday May 11, 1993 

		Here are the Tony Award nominations for Broadway's 1992-93 season.
		Winners will be announced June 6 in ceremonies to be televised by CBS. 

		Play: "Angels in America: Millennium Approaches," Tony Kushner; "Someone
			Who'll Watch Over Me," Frank McGuinness; "The Sisters Rosensweig," Wendy
			Wasserstein; "The Song of Jacob Zulu," Tug Yourgrau. 

		Musical: "Blood Brothers," "Kiss of the Spider Woman," "The Goodbye Girl,"
				"The Who's Tommy." 

		Revival: "Anna Christie," "Saint Joan," "The Price," "Wilder, Wilder, Wilder." 

		Actor, Play: K. Todd Freeman, "The Song of Jacob Zulu"; Ron Leibman,
				"Angels in America: Millennium Approaches"; Liam Neeson, "Anna
				Christie"; Stephen Rea, "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me." 

		Actress, Play: Jane Alexander, "The Sisters Rosensweig"; Madeline Kahn,
				"The Sisters Rosensweig"; Lynn Redgrave, "Shakespeare for My Father";
				Natasha Richardson, "Anna Christie." 

		Actor, Musical: Brent Carver, "Kiss of the Spider Woman"; Tim Curry, "My
				Favorite Year"; Con O'Neill, "Blood Brothers"; Martin Short, "The
				Goodbye Girl." 

		Actress, Musical: Ann Crumb, "Anna Karenina"; Stephanie Lawrence, "Blood
				Brothers"; Bernadette Peters, "The Goodbye Girl"; Chita Rivera, 
				"Kiss of the Spider Woman." 

		Book, Musical: "Anna Karenina," Peter Kellogg; "Blood Brothers," Willy Russell; 
				"Kiss of the Spider Woman," Terrence McNally;
				 "The Who's Tommy," Pete Townshend and Des McAnuff. 

		Score, Musical: "Anna Karenina," Daniel Levine, music, Peter Kellogg, lyrics;
			 "Kiss of the Spider Woman," John Kander, music, Fred Ebb,
					lyrics; "The Song of Jacob Zulu," Ladysmith Black Mambazo, music,
					Tug Yourgrau and Ladysmith Black Mambazo, lyrics;
					"The Who's Tommy," Pete Townshend, music and lyrics. 

		Director, Play: David Leveaux, "Anna Christie"; Eric Simonson, "The Song of
			Jacob Zulu"; Daniel Sullivan, "The Sisters Rosensweig"; George C. Wolfe,
			"Angels in America: Millennium Approaches." 

		Director, Musical: Bill Kenwright and Bob Tomson, "Blood Brothers"; Michael
				Kidd, "The Goodbye Girl"; Des McAnuff, "The Who's Tommy"; 
				Harold Prince, "Kiss of the Spider Woman." 

		Featured Actor, Play: Robert Sean Leonard, "Candida"; Joe Mantello, "Angels
				in America: Millennium Approaches"; Zakes Mokae, 
				"The Song of Jacob Zulu"; Stephen Spinella, "Angels in America:
 				Millennium Approaches." 

		Featured Actress, Play: Kathleen Chalfant, "Angels in America: Millennium
					Approaches"; Marcia Gay Harden, "Angels in America:
					Millennium Approaches"; Anne Meara, "Anna Christie"; 
					Debra Monk, "Redwood Curtain." 

		Featured Actor, Musical: Michael Cerveris, "The Who's Tommy"; 
					Anthony Crivello, "Kiss of the Spider Woman";
 					Gregg Edelman, "Anna Karenina";
					Paul Kandel, "The Who's Tommy." 

		Featured Actress, Musical: Jan Graveson, "Blood Brothers";
					 Lainie Kazan, "My Favorite Year"; 
					Andrea Martin, "My Favorite Year"; 
					Marcia Mitzman, "The Who's Tommy." 

		Scenic Design: John Arnone, "The Who's Tommy"; John Lee Beatty, "Redwood
				Curtain"; Jerome Sirlin, "Kiss of the Spider Woman"; Robin Wagner,
				"Angels in America: Millennium Approaches." 

		Costume Design: Jane Greenwood, "The Sisters Rosensweig"; Florence Klotz,
			"Kiss of the Spider Woman"; Erin Quigley, "The Song of Jacob Zulu";
			David C. Woolard, "The Who's Tommy." 

		Lighting Design: Howell Binkley, "Kiss of the Spider Woman"; Jules Fisher,
			"Angels in America: Millennium Approaches"; Dennis Parichy, 
			"Redwood Curtain"; Chris Parry, "The Who's Tommy." 

		Choreography: Wayne Cilento, "The Who's Tommy"; Graciela Daniele, 
			"The Goodbye Girl"; Vincent Paterson and Rob Marshall, 
			"Kiss of the Spider Woman"; Randy Skinner, "Ain't Broadway Grand." 

		A special Tony Award for continued excellence by a regional theater:
 										La Jolla Playhouse.