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Oklahoma! has been nominated for several awards. These include Best Director (Olivier Awards) for Trevor Nunn, Best Lighting Designer (Olivier Awards) for David Hersey, Best Set Designer (Olivier Awards) for Anthony Ward, Best Supporting Performance in a Musical (Olivier Awards) for Shuler Hensley, Best Supporting Performance in a Musical (Olivier Awards) for Jimmy Johnston, Best Theatre Choreographer (Olivier Awards) for Susan Stroman, Outstanding Musical Production (Olivier Awards) for Richard Rodgers, and Ned Sherrin Award for Best Musical (Evening Standard Awards).
Oklahoma! has had 27 productions including Broadway which opened in 1943, Broadway which opened in 1943, US Tour which opened in 1943, West End which opened in 1947, Broadway which opened in 1951, Broadway which opened in 1951, US Tour which opened in 1951, US Tour which opened in 1952, Broadway which opened in 1953, Broadway which opened in 1953, Off-Broadway which opened in 1958, Off-Broadway which opened in 1963, Off-Broadway which opened in 1965, Broadway which opened in 1969, Broadway which opened in 1979, Broadway which opened in 1979, West End which opened in 1980, Milburn, NJ (Regional) which opened in 1992, West End which opened in 1998, Broadway which opened in 2002, Broadway which opened in 2002, St. Louis, MO (Regional) which opened in 2015, Off-Broadway which opened in 2018, Broadway which opened in 2019, which opened in 2019, US Tour which opened in 2020 and West End which opened in 2023.
Oklahoma! has won several awards, including the following: Best Director at the Olivier Awards for Trevor Nunn, Best Lighting Designer at the Olivier Awards for David Hersey, Best Set Designer at the Olivier Awards for Anthony Ward, Best Supporting Performance in a Musical at the Olivier Awards for Shuler Hensley, Best Supporting Performance in a Musical at the Olivier Awards for Jimmy Johnston, Best Theatre Choreographer at the Olivier Awards for Susan Stroman, Outstanding Musical Production at the Olivier Awards for Richard Rodgers, and the Ned Sherrin Award for Best Musical at the Evening Standard Awards.
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