The full list of 153 nominations in 26 categories is below.
Outstanding Director, Resident Play
Helen Hayes Awards nominees
David Muse: “The Habit of Art,” Studio Theatre
David Muse: “Venus in Fur,” Studio Theatre
Aaron Posner: “Cyrano,” Folger Theatre
Charles Randolph-Wright: “Ruined,” Arena Stage
Serge Seiden: “Charlotte’s Web,” Adventure Theatre
Paata Tsikurishvili: “King Lear,” Synetic Theater
John Vreeke: “A Bright New Boise,” Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
Outstanding Director, Resident Musical
Matt August: “Liberty Smith,” Ford’s Theatre
Keith Alan Baker, Hunter Styles, and Jennifer Harris: “Pop!” Studio Theatre 2ndStage
Michael Baron: “A Year With Frog and Toad,” Adventure Theatre
Toby Orenstein and Lawrence B. Munsey: “Chicago,” Toby’s Dinner Theatre
Eric Schaeffer: “Hairspray,” Signature Theatre
Janet Stanford: “Dr. Dolittle,” Imagination Stage
Outstanding Choreography, Resident Production
Michael J. Bobbitt and Fabian Barnes: “Mirandy and Brother Wind,”Adventure Theatre
Karma Camp and Brianne Camp: “Hairspray,” Signature Theatre
Dale Anthony Girard: “Cyrano,” Folger Theatre
Robb Hunter: “The Walworth Farce,” Studio Theatre
Susan Shields: “STAY,” Theater of the First Amendment
Irina Tsikurishvili and Ben Cunis: “King Lear,” Synetic Theater
Kate Arnold Wernick: “A Year With Frog and Toad,” Adventure Theatre
Outstanding Musical Direction, Resident Production
Jay Crowder: “Liberty Smith,” Ford’s Theatre
Jon Kalbfleisch: “Hairspray,” Signature Theatre
James Moore: “Follies,” Kennedy Center
Christopher Youstra:“Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,”Olney Theatre Center
Christopher Youstra:“Pop!” Studio Theatre 2ndStage
Outstanding Set Design, Resident Production
Phil Charlwood :“King Lear,”Synetic Theater
Daniel Conway: “Cyrano,” Folger Theatre
David Ghatan: “Voices Underwater,” Rorschach Theatre
Misha Kachman: “A Bright New Boise,” Woolly Mammoth
James Noone: “The Habit of Art,” Studio Theatre
Collin Ranney: “A Year With Frog and Toad,” Adventure Theatre
Lee Savage: “Much Ado About Nothing,” Shakespeare Theatre Company
Outstanding Lighting Design, Resident Production
Colin K. Bills: “A Bright New Boise,” Woolly Mammoth
Michael Gilliam: “Ruined,” Arena Stage
Andrew F. Griffin: “King Lear,” Synetic Theater
Andrew F. Griffin: “Othello,” Folger Theatre
Chris Lee: “The Hollow,” Signature Theatre
Tyler Micoleau: “Much Ado About Nothing,” Shakespeare Theatre Company
Thom Weaver: “Cyrano,” Folger Theatre
Outstanding Costume Design, Resident Production
Georgi Alexi-Meskhishvili: “King Lear,” Synetic Theater
Gregg Barnes: “Follies,” Kennedy Center
ESosa: “Ruined,” Arena Stage
Kendra Rai: “The Green Bird,” Constellation Theatre Company
Chelsey Schuller: “A Year With Frog and Toad,” Adventure Theatre
Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production
Chris Baine: “A Bright New Boise,” Woolly Mammoth
Steven Cahill: “Much Ado About Nothing,” Shakespeare Theatre Company
Irakli Kavsadze and Konstantine Lortkipanidze: “King Lear,” Synetic Theater
Nicole Martin: “Voices Underwater,” Rorschach Theatre
Neil McFadden: “An Almost Holy Picture,” Rep Stage
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