Regional Theatre Tony Award
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The Regional Theatre Tony Award is a special Tony Award given to a region theatre company in the United States. A one-off award for "Contribution to Development of Regional Theatre" was issued in 1948 to Robert Porterfield of the Virginia Barter Theatre. The Regional Theatre awards began in 1976 and have continued every year since then, helping to promote what are often the incubators of new productions.
Winners:
- 1976 – Arena Stage (Washington, D.C.)
- 1977 – Mark Taper Forum (Los Angeles, California)
- 1978 – The Long Wharf Theatre (New Haven, Connecticut)
- 1979 – American Conservatory Theater (San Francisco, California)
- 1980 – Actors Theatre of Louisville (Louisville, Kentucky)
- 1981 – Trinity Square Repertory Company (Providence, Rhode Island)
- 1982 – The Guthrie Theatre (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
- 1983 – Oregon Shakespeare Festival Association (Ashland, Oregon)
- 1984 – Old Globe Theatre (San Diego, California)
- 1985 – Steppenwolf Theater Company (Chicago, Illinois)
- 1986 – American Repertory Theater (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
- 1987 – San Francisco Mime Troupe (San Francisco, California)
- 1988 – South Coast Repertory (Costa Mesa, California)
- 1989 – Hartford Stage Company (Hartford, Connecticut)
- 1990 – Seattle Repertory Theatre (Seattle, Washington)
- 1991 – Yale Repertory Theater (New Haven, Connecticut)
- 1992 – The Goodman Theatre (Chicago, Illinois)
- 1993 – La Jolla Playhouse (San Diego, California)
- 1994 – McCarter Theatre (Princeton, New Jersey)
- 1995 – Goodspeed Opera House (East Haddam, Connecticut)
- 1996 – Alley Theatre of Houston (Houston, Texas)
- 1997 – Berkeley Repertory Theatre (Berkeley, California)
- 1998 – Denver Center Theatre Company (Denver, Colorado)
- 1999 – Crossroads Theatre Company (New Brunswick, New Jersey)
- 2000 – Utah Shakespearean Festival (Cedar City, Utah)
- 2001 – Victory Gardens Theater (Chicago, Illinois)
- 2002 – Williamstown Theatre Festival (Williamstown, Massachusetts)
- 2003 – Children's Theatre Company (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
- 2004 – Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park (Cincinnati, Ohio)
- 2005 – Theatre de la Jeune Lune (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
- 2006 – Intiman Playhouse (Seattle, Washington)
