2010s 2020s Award records Multiple wins 6 Wins Stephen Sondheim (3 consecutive) 3 Wins Cy Coleman (2 consecutive) Betty Comden Fred Ebb Adolph Green John Kander Andrew Lloyd Webber 2 Wins Jerry Herman Robert Lopez Lin-Manuel Miranda Tim Rice Richard Rodgers Maury Yeston Jason Robert Brown Multiple nominations 11 Nominations Fred Ebb John Kander Andrew Lloyd Webber 10 Nominations Stephen Sondheim 9 Nominations Cy Coleman 7 Nominations Tim Rice 5 Nominations Don Black Jerry Herman Richard Maltby Jr. Alan Menken Stephen Schwartz Jeanine Tesori David Yazbek 4 Nominations Jason Robert Brown Betty Comden Adolph Green Sheldon Harnick Richard Rodgers Charles Strouse 3 Nominations Howard Ashman Chad Beguelin Jerry Bock Elton John Tom Kitt Alan Jay Lerner Robert Lopez Glenn Slater Maury Yeston 2 Nominations Lynn Ahrens Sara Bareilles Nell Benjamin Elmer Bernstein Susan Birkenhead Alain Boublil Leslie Bricusse Craig Carnelia Joe Darion Dorothy Fields William Finn Stephen Flaherty Micki Grant Amanda Green Larry Grossman Adam Guettel Marvin Hamlisch Charles Hart Joel Hirschhorn Rupert Holmes Tom Jones Al Kasha Edward Kleban Michael Korie Henry Krieger Michael John LaChiusa Burton Lane Cyndi Lauper Carolyn Leigh Peter Link Hugh Martin Tim Minchin Lin-Manuel Miranda Anthony Newley Benj Pasek Justin Paul Harvey Schmidt Claude-Michel Schönberg David Shire Matthew Sklar Michael Stewart Richard Stilgoe Jule Styne Kurt Weill Frank Wildhorn Brian Yorkey David Zippel Female winners Only eight women have won this award, five of whom won without male writing partners, and for only nine shows: Betty Comden – Hallelujah, Baby! (1968), On the Twentieth Century (1978), and The Will Rogers Follies (1991), becoming the first and, so far, only woman to win this Tony multiple times. Lynn Ahrens – Ragtime (1998) Lisa Lambert – The Drowsy Chaperone (2006) Cyndi Lauper – Kinky Boots (2013), becoming the first woman to win this Tony without a male writing partner. Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron – Fun Home (2015), becoming the first all-female songwriting team (music and lyrics) to win this Tony. Anaïs Mitchell — Hadestown (2019) Lucy Moss - Six (2022) References External links Official Tony Awards website Internet Broadway Database Awards Tony Awards Awards established in 1947 Songwriting awards 1947 establishments in the United States