Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Scenic Design

Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Scenic Design
Awarded forOutstanding Scenic Design
LocationUnited States
Presented byThe Off-Broadway League[1][2]
Currently held byJan Pappelbaum, Our Class (2025)
Websitelortelaward.com

The Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Scenic Design is an award presented annually at the Lucille Lortel Awards to honor excellence in scenic design for an Off-Broadway musical or play production since 1995.[3]

David Gallo and Derek McLane both hold the record for the most wins, with three each. The only other designers with multiple wins are Laura Jellinek and You-Shin Chen, with two wins each. Derek McLane has also received the most nominations with eight, followed by David Zinn with six.

Winners and nominees

Key
  and bold indicates the winner.

1990s

Year Designer Production Ref.
1995 James Leonard Joy Camping with Henry & Tom [4]
1996 Tony Walton A Fair Country
1997 David Gallo Bunny Bunny
1998 Adrianne Lobel On the Town
1999 Robert Brill and Scott Pask The Mineola Twins

2000s

Year Designer Production Ref.
2000 David Gallo The Wild Party [5][6]
2001 Jitney [7][8]
Ralph Funicello Ten Unknowns
John Arnone Tiny Alice
John Lee Beatty Proof
Mark Thompson The Unexpected Man
2002 Douglas Stein 36 Views [9][10]
Daniel Ostling Metamorphoses
Allen Moyer The Dazzle
Scott Pask Urinetown
David Gallo Wonder of the World
2003 Alexander Dodge Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme [11][12]
Anna Louizos Avenue Q
Christopher Akerlind Don Juan
John Lee Beatty My Old Lady
Mark Wendland The World Over
2004 Derek McLane I Am My Own Wife [13][14]
Tim Hatley Humble Boy
Scott Bradley The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci
2005 Derek McLane Intimate Apparel [15][16]
Julian Crouch Shockheaded Peter
Graeme Gilmour Shockheaded Peter
Antje Ellermann Nine Parts of Desire
Jan Versweyveld Hedda Gabler
Neil Patel Between Us
2006 Eugene Lee The Ruby Sunrise [17]
David Korins Swimming in the Shallows
Allen Moyer Grey Gardens
Beowulf Boritt The Other Side
Derek McLane Abigail's Party
2007 Derek McLane The Voysey Inheritance [18][19]
Allen Moyer The Busy World is Hushed
David Korins Jack Goes Boating
Eugene Lee| The Hairy Ape
Anna Louizos In the Heights
2008 Jim Findlay and Jeff Sugg The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island (or the Friends of Dr. Rushower) [20][21]
David Zinn The Four of Us
Scott Pask Blackbird
Derek McLane 10 Million Miles
Scott Bradley Eurydice
2009 Roger Hanna The Glass Cage [22][23]
David Zinn Chair
Beowulf Boritt Animals Out of Paper
Marina Draghici Fela!
James Schuette Wig Out!

2010s

Year Designer Production Ref.
2010 David Korins When the Rain Stops Falling [24]
David Zinn The Pride
David Korins Why Torture Is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them
Michael Yeargan The Glass Menagerie
Derek McLane A Lie of the Mind
2011 Donyale Werle Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson [25][26]
Donyale Werle Peter and the Starcatcher
Rachel Hauck This Wide Night
Anna Louizos In Transit
Jan Versweyveld The Little Foxes
2012 Lauren Helpern 4,000 Miles [27][28]
David Zinn The Select (The Sun Also Rises)
Bob Crowley Once
Andrew Lieberman Look Back in Anger
Adrianne Lobel Galileo
2013 Clint Ramos Wild With Happy [29][30]
Mark Wendland Murder Ballad
Louisa Thompson Detroit
Beowulf Boritt If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet
Miriam Buether Cock
2014 Mimi Lien Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 [31][32]
Clint Ramos Appropriate
Matt Saunders The Good Person of Szechwan
David Korins Here Lies Love
Miriam Buether Love and Information
2015 Jan Versweyveld Scenes from a Marriage [33][34]
Walt Spangler Between Riverside and Crazy
Derek McLane Into the Woods
Laura Jellinek The Nether
Brett J. Banakis Big Love
2016 Timothy R. Mackabee Guards at the Taj [35][36]
David Zinn The Humans
Mimi Lien John
G.W. Mercier Head of Passes
Emily Orling and Matt Saunders Futurity
2017 Laura Jellinek A Life [37][38]
Jason Sherwood The View UpStairs
Scott Davis Ride the Cyclone
Mimi Lien Signature Plays
Rachel Hauck Hadestown
2018 Louisa Thompson The Red Letter Plays: In the Blood [39][40]
Gabriel Hainer Evansohn KPOP
Laura Jellinek Mary Jane
Amy Rubin Miles For Mary
Anna Fleischle Hangmen
2019 Arnulfo Maldonado Sugar in Our Wounds [41][42]
Charlie Corcoran The Shadow of a Gunman
Laura Jellinek Rags Parkland Sings the Songs of the Future
Wilson Chin Pass Over
Nigel Hook The Play That Goes Wrong

2020s

Year Designer Production Ref.
2020 You-Shin Chen and Laura Jellinek Mrs. Murray's Menagerie [43][44]
Yu-Hsuan Chen Our Dear Dead Drug Lord
Clint Ramos Soft Power
James Noone London Assurance
Timothy R. Mackabee Seared
2021 No ceremony held due to COVID-19 pandemic.
2022 Adam Rigg On Sugarland [45][46]
Wilson Chin Space Dogs
Marsha Ginsberg English
David Rockwell, Christopher Swader and Justin Swader Seven Deadly Sins
Adam Rigg Cullud Wattah
2023 You-Shin Chen Wolf Play [47][48]
Arnulfo Maldonado A Case for the Existence of God
John Lee Beatty Epiphany
Kimie Nishikawa, Andrew Moerdyk and Santiago Orjuela-Laverde You Will Get Sick
Clint Ramos The Far Country
2024 Kate Noll Wet Brain [49][50]
Jason Ardizzone-West shadow/land
David Zinn Stereophonic
Arnulfo Maldonado Dead Outlaw
Buena Vista Social Club
2025 Jan Pappelbaum Our Class [51][52]
Christopher Ford and Dakota Rose The Beastiary
Matt Saunders Jordans
Andrew Moerdyk, Kimie Nishikawa and Santiago Orjuela-Laverde Three Houses
Derek McLane Here There Are Blueberries

Multiple wins

3 wins
2 wins

Multiple nominations

8 nominations
6 nominations
5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
2 nominations

See also

References

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  2. ^ The Off-Broadway League
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