The Lion King won Best Presentation for the third year in a row with “Is the Writing on the Wall?,” in which the show’s limber dancers circled a man in a top hat who sketched a dove of peace in chalk on a black wall.
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Andre De Shields, 2014
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Andre De Shields, Charl Brown and cast
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Ken Page
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Ken Page
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Andre De Shields and Dee Dee Bridgewater
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Dee Dee Bridgewater
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The Wiz
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The Wiz
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James Monroe Iglehart
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James Monroe Iglehart and Seth Rudetsky
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Aladdin
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Aladdin
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Aladdin
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Mamma Mia!
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Mamma Mia!
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Mamma Mia!
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Pippin
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Pippin
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Pippin
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Seth Rudetsky
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Cinderella
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Cinderella
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Michael C. Hall, Seth Rudetsky and Lena Hall
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LUV TXTS
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Bucket Brigade
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Bucket Brigade
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Avenue Q
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Judith Light
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Once
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Motown
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Motown
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Motown
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Michael C. Hall and Lena Hall
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National Tours
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National Tours
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National Tours
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Frankie J. Grande
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Alyssa Herrera and Frankie J. Grande
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Alyssa Herrera, Frankie J. Grande and Tessa Alves
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Anika Larsen and Jarrod Spector
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Chicago
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Chicago
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Wicked
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Wicked
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Kinky Boots
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Kinky Boots
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Lion King
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Lion King
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Lion King
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Lion King
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Lilias White
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Andre De Shields
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Pippin
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Gypsy of the Year 2014
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Michael C. Hall and Lena Hall
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The Wiz
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Hugh Jackman, Nathan Lane and Judith Light
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Hugh Jackman and Nathan Lane
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Hugh Jackman
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Jackman’s auctioning of his sweaty shirts after each performance of his play The River — a strategy he perfected in 2011 on his show Hugh Jackman: Back on Broadway — helped loft that show’s total to $549,725 so far beyond the next-highest earner (It’s Only a Play, with $464,559) that the judges took The River out of the competition and gave Jackman a Special Award for extraordinary effort, as they did in 2011.