A British playwright's nine-hour epic trilogy and a post-rock musical of teenage sexual anxiety dominated this year's Tony Awards.

Tom Stoppard's The Coast of Utopia won seven prizes, including best play, and Spring Awakening captured a record eight awards, including best musical.

Here is a list of all the winners at the 61st annual Tony awards, which celebrate "excellence on Broadway":

Spring Awakening - best musical, score, book of a musical (Steven Sater), director of a musical (Michael Mayer), featured actor of a musical (John Gallagher Junior), lighting design of a musical (Kevin Adams), choreography (Bill T Jones), and orchestrations (Duncan Sheik).

The Coast of Utopia - best play, director of a play (Jack O'Brien), featured actor of a play (Billy Crudup), featured actress of a play (Jennifer Ehle), scenic design of a play (Bob Crowley and Scott Pask), costumes of a play (Catherine Zuber), and lighting design of a play (Brian MacDevitt, Kenneth Posner and Natasha Katz).

Grey Gardens - best actress of a musical (Christine Ebersole), featured actress of a musical (Mary Louise Wilson), costumes of a musical (William Ivey Long).

Curtains - best actor of a musical (David Hyde Pierce).

Company - best revival of a musical.

Frost/Nixon - best actor of a play (Frank Langella).

The Little Dog Laughed - best actress of a play (Julie White).

Mary Poppins - best scenic design of a musical (Bob Crowley).

Journey's End - best revival of a play.

Jay Johnson: The Two and Only - best special theatrical event.

Alliance Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia - Regional Theatre Tony Award.

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