Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play
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The Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play was first awarded at the 1974-1975 Drama Desk Awards and has been awarded every year since. Before the 21st Drama Desk Awards, acting awards were given without making distinctions between roles in straight dramas as opposed to musicals, nor were there separate categories for actors and actresses.
[edit] 1970s
- 1975 - Frank Langella (Seascape)
- Louis Beachner (The National Health)
- Larry Blyden (Absurd Person Singular)
- David Dukes (Love for Love) and (Rules of the Game)
- Philip Locke (Sherlock Holmes)
- Richard Williams (Black Picture Show)
- 1976 - Judd Hirsch (Knock Knock)
- Leonard Cimino (Memory of Two Mondays)
- Edward Herrmann (Mrs. Warren's Profession)
- Roy Poole (A Memory of Two Mondays)
- 1977 - Bob Dishy (Sly Fox)
- Anthony Call (The Trip Back Down)
- Hector Elizondo (Sly Fox)
- Michael Lombard (Otherwise Engaged)
- Everett McGill (Lu Ann Hampton Laverly)
- Ralph Roberts (The Oldest Living Graduate)
- 1978 - Jeffrey DeMunn (A Prayer for My Daughter)
- Visili Bogazianos (P.S. Your Cat)
- Jerome Dempsey (Dracula)
- George Dzunda (A Prayer for My Daughter)
- Morgan Freeman (The Mighty Gents)
- Michael Higgins (Molly)
- Lester Rawlins (Da)
- 1979 - George Rose (The Kingfisher)
- Michael Gough (Bedroom Farce)
- I.M. Hobson (The Elephant Man)
- Nicholas Woodeson (Man and Superman)
