Among the stars recognized in this year’s Tony Awards nominations, which honor the best performances on U.S. theater stages, is Daniel Radcliffe, best known for the Harry Potter films, alongside Oscar nominee Rose Byrne.
Also nominated for their Broadway performances over the past year are Leslie Manville, John Lithgow, and Layton Williams.
Two productions lead this year’s nominations with 12 each: the musical adaptation of the 1987 film The Lost Boys and the stage adaptation of the Apple TV+ series Schmigadoon!.
Radcliffe received a nomination for his role in the theatrical monologue Every Brilliant Thing. Byrne was recognized for her performance in Fallen Angels by Noël Coward.
Leslie Manville and Mark Strong were nominated for their roles in the Greek tragedy Oedipus, while John Lithgow earned recognition for portraying Roald Dahl in Giant. Both productions were previously staged in the West End.
Layton Williams was also nominated for his role as the iceberg in the musical parody Titaníque.
