Here are the 2002 Tony Award nominations:

Play: “The Goat,” “Fortune’s Fool,” “Metamorphoses,” “Topdog/Underdog.”

Musical: “Mamma Mia!,” “Sweet Smell of Success,” “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” “Urinetown The Musical.”

Book of a musical: Catherine Johnson, “Mamma Mia!”; John Guare, “Sweet Smell of Success”; Richard Morris and Dick Scanlan, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; Greg Kotis, “Urinetown The Musical.”

Original score: “Sweet Smell of Success,” Marvin Hamlisch (music), Craig Carnelia (lyrics); “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” Jeanine Tesori (music), Dick Scanlan (lyrics); “Thou Shalt Not,” Harry Connick Jr. (music & lyrics); “Urinetown The Musical,” Mark Hollmann (music), Mark Hollmann & Greg Kotis (lyrics).

Revival play: “The Crucible,” “Morning’s at Seven,” “Noises Off,” “Private Lives.”

Revival musical: “Into the Woods,” “Oklahoma!”

Special theatrical event: “Bea Arthur on Broadway,” “Just Between Friends,” “Elaine Stritch at Liberty,” “Mostly Sondheim,” “Sexaholix … a love story.”

Actor play: Alan Bates, “Fortune’s Fool”; Billy Crudup, “The Elephant Man”; Liam Neeson, “The Crucible”; Alan Rickman, “Private Lives”; Jeffrey Wright, “Topdog/Underdog.”

Actress play: Kate Burton, “Hedda Gabler”; Lindsay Duncan, “Private Lives”; Laura Linney, “The Crucible”; Helen Mirren, “Dance of Death”; Mercedes Ruehl, “The Goat.”

Actor musical: Gavin Creel, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; John Cullum, “Urinetown The Musical”; John Lithgow, “Sweet Smell of Success”; John McMartin, “Into the Woods”; Patrick Wilson, “Oklahoma!”

Actress musical: Sutton Foster, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; Nancy Opel, who attended Kansas University, “Urinetown The Musical”; Louise Pitre, “Mamma Mia!”; Jennifer Laura Thompson, “Urinetown The Musical”; Vanessa Williams, “Into the Woods.”

Featured actor play: Frank Langella, “Fortune’s Fool”; William Biff McGuire, “Morning’s at Seven”; Brian Murray, “The Crucible”; Sam Robards, “The Man Who Had All the Luck”; Stephen Tobolowsky, “Morning’s at Seven.”

Featured actress play: Kate Burton, “The Elephant Man”; Katie Finneran, “Noises Off”; Elizabeth Franz, “Morning’s at Seven”; Estelle Parsons, “Morning’s at Seven”; Frances Sternhagen, “Morning’s at Seven.”

Featured actor musical: Norbert Leo Butz, “Thou Shalt Not”; Gregg Edelman, “Into the Woods”; Shuler Hensley, “Oklahoma!”; Brian d’Arcy James, “Sweet Smell of Success”; Marc Kudisch, “Thoroughly Modern Millie.”

Featured actress musical: Laura Benanti, “Into the Woods”; Harriet Harris, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; Spencer Kayden, “Urinetown The Musical”; Judy Kaye, “Mamma Mia!”; Andrea Martin, “Oklahoma!”

Scenic design: John Lee Beatty, “Morning’s at Seven”; Tim Hatley, “Private Lives”; Daniel Ostling, “Metamorphoses”; “Douglas W. Schmidt, “Into the Woods.”

Costume design: Jenny Beavan, “Private Lives”; Jane Greenwood, “Morning’s at Seven”; Susan Hilferty, “Into the Woods”; Martin Pakledinaz, “Thoroughly Modern Millie.”

Lighting design: Paul Gallo, “The Crucible”; David Hersey, “Oklahoma!”; Natasha Katz, “Sweet Smell of Success”; Brian MacDevitt, “Into the Woods.”

Choreography: Rob Ashford, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; John Carrafa, “Into the Woods”; John Carrafa, “Urinetown The Musical”; Susan Stroman, “Oklahoma!”

Direction/play: Howard Davies, “Private Lives”‘ Richard Eyre, “The Crucible”; Daniel Sullivan, “Morning’s at Seven”; Mary Zimmerman, “Metamorphoses.”

Direction/musical: James Lapine, “Into the Woods”; Michael Mayer, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; Trevor Nunn, “Oklahoma!”; John Rando, “Urinetown The Musical.”

Orchestration: Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Martin Koch, “Mamma Mia!”; Doug Besterman and Ralph Burns, “Thoroughly Modern Millie”; William David Brohn, “Sweet Smell of Success”; Bruce Coughlin, “Urinetown The Musical.”