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Tony Awards for Wig and Hair Design

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Amy Brabec
2 years ago

The hair, wig & makeup artists deserve to be included in the award categories. They are integral to the success of the productions and should be recognized as such.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

This has needed to happen for a while.

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Desiree Lambert
2 years ago

This catagory is long overdue!

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Amanda French
2 years ago

Wig master of 34 years. The work we do is vitally important to the physical part of a character, and I have had so many professional actors tell me that the wigs and hair are often the final transformative key to their work. The time for a separate award from Costume Design is long overdue. Thank you.

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Karen Elliott
2 years ago

Please add this award. Industry Professionals deserve to be recognized.

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Mitchell Ker
2 years ago

Do it

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Frank Dowling
2 years ago

Let’s assure that all folks who have important roles have the opportunity to be recognized. This is an equity issue.

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Rae Phillips
2 years ago

RIP Paul Huntley. Don’t let another legend pass away without seeing their work honored with the rest of Broadway.

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Kathleen Zimmerman
2 years ago

It is an art and deserves recognition.

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Lindsey Ewing
2 years ago

Wig and makeup designers deserve recognition at the Tony Awards!

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Richard Murray
2 years ago

Please add this category!

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Michael Duschl
2 years ago

Long overdue!!!!

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William Bentz
2 years ago

Wigs and makeup deserve full recognition!

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Anonymous
2 years ago

At this point not recognizing these artists is just stubbornness for stubbornness's sake. Catch up. Do better.

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Matthew Ray
2 years ago

Celebrate and recognize ALL aspects of the creative process!

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PB Peterson
2 years ago

It ain’t no show without the wigs!

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Victoria Fenton
2 years ago

Change must come.

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Raymond Burke
2 years ago

An award ceremony that excludes ALL ARTISTRY may need to be reinvented to be all inclusive!

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Ben Shaneyfelt
2 years ago

Wigs and hair design are an integral part of creating authentic authenticity in costuming. This is a key factor in the audiences experience and should be recognized just as other aspects of the production are.

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Michael grasso
2 years ago

Shocking that this has not already happened