executive director). 2011: William Berloni (animal trainer); The Drama Book Shop (West 40th Street, Manhattan); Sharon Jensen and Alliance for Inclusion in the Arts. 2012: entertainment attorney Freddie Gershon; Artie Siccardi; the TDF Open Doors Program 2013: NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Career Transition For Dancers; William "Bill" Craver; Peter Lawrence (Production Stage Manager); The Lost Colony (Roanoke Island, in Manteo, North Carolina); jointly to Sophia Gennusa, Oona Laurence, Bailey Ryon and Milly Shapiro, the four actresses who share the lead in Matilda the Musical. 2014: Actors Fund of America President Joseph P. Benincasa; photographer Joan Marcus; general manager Charlotte Wilcox. 2015: Scenery designer Arnold Abramson; public relations consultant Adrian Bryan-Brown; theatre technician Gene O'Donovan. 2016: Entertainment attorney Seth Gelblum; vocal coach Joan Lader; costume shop proprietor Sally Ann Parsons. 2017: General managers Nina Lannan and Alan Wasser. 2018: New York Times photographer Sara Krulwich, costume beader Bessie Nelson, and Ernest Winzer Cleaners. 2019: Broadway Inspirational Voices, founded by Tony and Grammy Awards nominee Michael McElroy, Chair Emeritus, Tony Award winner and Emmy nominee Phylicia Rashad 2020: President of PRG Scenic Technologies Fred Gallo, press agent Irene Gandy, stage manager Beverly Jenkins, and the New Federal Theatre 2022: Asian American Performers Action Coalition, Broadway for All, music copyist Emily Grishman, Feinstein's/54 Below, and United Scenic Artists (Local USA 829, IATSE). References External links Official Tony Awards website American theater awards Tony Awards Culture of New York City Awards established in 1990 1990 establishments in New York City