Tom has partnered with Ira Pittelman in 2005 to develop and produce the musical Spring Awakening (Atlantic Theater Company, Broadway), which won eight 2007 Tony Awards including Best Musical. Next was Green Day's American Idiot (Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Broadway), which won two 2011 Tony Awards and toured North America/UK for three years. They also produced the Broadway revival of On A Clear Day You Can See Forever starring Harry Connick Jr. and have supported the development of a number of new musicals including 10 Million Miles (Atlantic Theater) and The Fortress Of Solitude (Dallas Theater Center, The Public).
[1984]Amadeus Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
[1985]Echo Park Jonathan
[1987]Slam Dance C.C. Drood
[1988]Dominick and Eugene Dominick Luciano
[1988]Shadowman Shadowman, David Rubenstin
[1989]Black Rainbow Gary Wallace
[1989]Parenthood Larry
[1991]The Inner Circle Ivan Sanshin
[1993]Fearless Brillstein
[1994]Mary Shelley's Frankenstein Henry
[1995]Wings of Courage Saint-Exupery
[1996]The Hunchback of Notre Dame Quimodo
[2004]A Home at the End of the World producer
[2006]Stranger Than Fiction Dr. Cayly
[2008]Jumper Mr. Bowker
[2018]The Seagull producer
Tom Hulce, American Idiot
Tom Hulce, Spring Awakening
Tom HulceA Few Good Men
Tom HulceA Few Good Men
Tom Hulce, A Few Good Men
Tom Hulce has appeared on Broadway in 1 shows.
Tom Hulce has not appeared in the West End.
Tom Hulce has been nominated for several awards, including Best Musical at the Tony Awards for "American Idiot" and "Spring Awakening." He was also nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Resident Play at the Helen Hayes Awards for "Hamlet," and for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Non-Resident Production at the Helen Hayes Awards and Olivier Awards for "A Few Good Men." Additionally, he received a nomination for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play at the Tony Awards for "A Few Good Men."
Tom Hulce won the Tony Award for Best Musical for Spring Awakening.
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