1983-1984 30th Drama Desk Awards
| Outstanding Actor - Musical | Gene Barry (La Cage aux Folles) | |
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George Hearn (La Cage aux Folles) | |
| Mandy Patinkin (Sunday in the Park with George) | ||
| Outstanding Actor - Play | Rex Harrison (Heartbreak House) | |
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Dustin Hoffman (Death of a Salesman) | |
| Jeremy Irons (The Real Thing) | ||
| David McCallum (The Philanthropist) | ||
| Donald Moffat (Play Memory) | ||
| Al Pacino (American Buffalo) | ||
| Outstanding Actress - Musical | Shirley MacLaine (On Broadway) | |
| Liza Minnelli (The Rink) | ||
| Bernadette Peters (Sunday in the Park with George) | ||
| Alyson Reed (Marilyn) | ||
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Chita Rivera (The Rink) | |
| Outstanding Actress - Play | |
Joan Allen (And a Nightingale Sang) |
| Rosemary Harris (Heartbreak House) | ||
| Kate Nelligan (A Moon for the Misbegotten) | ||
| Nausko Ohama (Sound and Beauty) | ||
| Marilyn Rockefellow (Open Admissions) | ||
| Irene Worth (The Golden Age) | ||
| Outstanding Book of a Musical | Harvey Fierstein (La Cage aux Folles) | |
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James Lapine (Sunday in the Park with George) | |
| Garry Trudeau (Doonesbury) | ||
| Outstanding Costume Design | |
Theoni V. Aldredge (La Cage aux Folles) |
| Jane Greenwood (The Golden Age) | ||
| Ann Hould-Ward, Patricia Zipprodt (Sunday in the Park with George) | ||
| Gene Lakin (Ah Wilderness) | ||
| Outstanding Director - Musical | A.J. Antoon (The Rink) | |
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James Lapine (Sunday in the Park with George) | |
| Jacques Levy (Doonesbury) | ||
| Outstanding Director - Play | |
Michael Blakemore (Noises Off) |
| Lee Grant (A Private View) | ||
| Gerald Gutierrez (Isn't It Romantic) | ||
| Terry Kinney (And A Nightingale Sang) | ||
| Gregory Mosher (Glengarry Glen Ross) | ||
| Mike Nichols (The Real Thing) | ||
| Outstanding Featured Actor - Musical | Mace Barrett (Taking My Turn) | |
| Hinton Battle (Tap Dance Kid) | ||
| Charles Kimbrough (Sunday in the Park with George) | ||
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Martin P. Vidnovic (Baby) | |
| Outstanding Featured Actor - Play | David Huddleston (Death of a Salesman) | |
| Stephen Keep (A Private View) | ||
| Calvin Levels (Open Admissions) | ||
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John Malkovich (Death of a Salesman) | |
| Chip Zien (Isn't It Romantic) | ||
| Outstanding Featured Actress - Musical | |
Catherine Cox (Baby) |
| Laura Dean (Doonesbury) | ||
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Lila Kedrova (Zorba) | |
| Bonnie Koloc (The Human Comedy) | ||
| Marni Nixon (Taking My Turn) | ||
| Outstanding Featured Actress - Play | Lisa Banes (Isn't It Romantic) | |
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Christine Baranski (The Real Thing) | |
| Dody Goodman (Ah Wilderness) | ||
| Jo Henderson (Isn't It Romantic) | ||
| Amy Irving (Heartbreak House) | ||
| Dianne Wiest (Other Places / Serenading Louie) | ||
| Outstanding Lighting Design | Frances Aronson (Painting Churches) | |
| Jules Fisher (La Cage aux Folles) | ||
| John Gisondi (Sound and Beauty) | ||
| Tharon Musser (The Real Thing) | ||
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Richard Nelson (Sunday in the Park with George) | |
| Marc Weiss (The Rink) | ||
| Outstanding Lyrics | Jerry Herman (La Cage aux Folles) | |
| Richard Maltby (Baby) | ||
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Stephen Sondheim (Sunday in the Park with George) | |
| Garry Trudeau (Doonesbury) | ||
| Outstanding Music | |
Jerry Herman (La Cage aux Folles) |
| Galt MacDermott (The Human Comedy) | ||
| David Shire (Baby) | ||
| Stephen Sondheim (Sunday in the Park with George) | ||
| Outstanding Musical | Baby | |
| La Cage aux Folles | ||
| The Rink | ||
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Sunday in the Park with George | |
| Taking My Turn | ||
| Outstanding New Play | And A Nightingale Sang (C.P. Taylor) | |
| Glengarry Glen Ross (David Mamet) | ||
| Isn't It Romantic (Wendy Wasserstein) | ||
| Noises Off (Michael Frayn) | ||
| A Private View (Vaclav Havel) | ||
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The Real Thing (Tom Stoppard) | |
| Outstanding One Person Show | Edward Duke (Jeeves Takes Charge) | |
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Ian McKellen (Acting Shakespeare) | |
| Outstanding Orchestration | |
Michael Starobin (Sunday in the Park with George) |
| Jonathan Tunick (Baby) | ||
| Jim Tyler (La Cage aux Folles) | ||
| Outstanding Revival | Death of a Salesman | |
| Heartbreak House | ||
| The Philanthropist | ||
| Serenading Louie | ||
| Outstanding Set Design | Michael Annals (Noises Off) | |
| Peter Larkin (The Rink) | ||
| David Potts (Full Hookup) | ||
| Bill Stabile (Spookhouse) | ||
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Tony Straiges (Sunday in the Park with George) | |
| Tony Walton (The Real Thing) | ||
| Outstanding Special Effects | Bran Ferren (Spookhouse) | |
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Bran Ferren (Sunday in the Park with George) | |
| Special Awards | Interart Theatre | |
| Michael Bennett | ||
| The Shubert Organization | ||
| Joseph Papp | ||
| Equity Library Theatre | ||
| cast members of "Noises Off" | ||
| cast members of "Glengarry Glen Ross" | ||
| Alan Schneider | ||
|
B.H. Barry (B.H. Barry) | |
| Unique Theatrical Experience | Kaye Ballard (Hey Ma/Ballard) | |
| The Gospel at Colonus | ||
| La Tragedie de Carmen | ||
| Philip Baker Hall (Secret Honor) | ||
| Estelle Parsons (Orgasmo Adulto Escapes from the Zoo) | ||
| Billie Whitelaw (Rockaby) |
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