Providence Players of Fairfax – ShowBizRadio / Theater Info for the Washington DC region Wed, 11 Dec 2019 13:42:17 +0000 en-US hourly 1 13th Annual WATCH Award Nominations /2013/01/13th-watch-nominations/ Mon, 21 Jan 2013 01:00:25 +0000 http://washingtondc.showbizradio.com/?p=9018 WATCH (Washington Area Theatre Community Honors) announced the nominations for the 13th annual WATCH Awards at a ceremony held at the Little Theatre of Alexandria on Sunday evening, January 20th. 126 productions (43 musicals, 83 plays) were adjudicated in 2012. Thirty-three community theater companies participated in WATCH adjudication.

The nominations are provided by category and then by theater.

The Award Presentation will be held on March 17th at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia. Tickets can be purchased for $15.50 at the Birchmere Box Office or through Ticketmaster (additional fees will apply). Last year the ceremony sold out, so order your tickets early!

In each of the thirty-eight categories, five nominees were selected based on the average scores of eight judges. In some categories, due to score ties, more than five nominees are announced. Nominations are provided in alphabetical order by nominee.

Nominations for outstanding technical achievements

Outstanding Set Design in a Musical

  • Bill Brown & Chad Wheeler, Meet Me in St. Louis, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Matt Karner, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Tim Kirk & Martha Lynch, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Russell Kopp, A Little Night Music, Arlington Players
  • John Merritt, Ryan Mudd, Ben Simpson, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Set Design in a Play

  • John Coscia, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • John Downing, Heaven Can Wait, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • John Downing, Witness for the Prosecution, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Raedun Knutsen & Chip Gertzog, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Jane B. Wingard, The Lion in Winter, 2nd Star Productions

Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical

  • Matt Karner & Joel Richon, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Tim Kirk & Kirk Noé, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Jim Korte & Bill Rippey, Meet Me in St. Louis, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Ryan Mudd, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players
  • Joe Stine & John Merritt, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Set Construction in a Play

  • John Coscia, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • John Downing, Heaven Can Wait, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • John Downing, Witness for the Prosecution, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Chip Gertzog et al, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Bernie Gmiter, Bob Schroth, Bill Glikbarg, Deathtrap, McLean Community Players
  • Timothy Hinton & David Johnson, August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • John Merritt, To Kill A Mockingbird, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical

  • Nancy Daugherty et al, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Jill Hanger, Rhonna Johnson, Betsy Stevens, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players
  • Ronna Johnson, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players
  • Jane B. Wingard, Fiddler on the Roof, 2nd Star Productions
  • Jane B. Wingard, Oklahoma, 2nd Star Productions

Outstanding Set Painting in a Play

  • Erin Cumbo et al, Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me, Port City Playhouse
  • Chip Gertzog, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Mary Hutzler, Heaven Can Wait, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Jane B. Wingard, Bloody Murder, 2nd Star Productions
  • Jane B. Wingard et al, The Lion in Winter, 2nd Star Productions

Outstanding Set Decoration and Set Dressing in a Musical

  • Sheila Draper, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players
  • Lindsey Hays, A Little Night Music, Arlington Players
  • Ronna Johnson, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players
  • Tim Kirk, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Maria Littlefield, Meet Me in St. Louis, Damascus Theatre Company

Outstanding Set Decoration and Set Dressing in a Play

  • Lisa Church & Chip Gertzog, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Edd Miller, Chapter Two, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Kathy White, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Dinnie Whitson, Cathy Farnsworth, Christine Whitson, Deathtrap, McLean Community Players
  • Jane B. Wingard et al, The Lion in Winter, 2nd Star Productions

Outstanding Properties in a Musical

  • Avery Burns, A Little Night Music, Arlington Players
  • Terri Fortney-Beinert, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players
  • Maria Littlefield, Meet Me in St. Louis, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Richard Perryman et al, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Joanne D. Wilson, Fiddler on the Roof, 2nd Star Productions

Outstanding Properties in a Play

  • Emily Besuden, Jerry Gideon, Dick La Porte, Deathtrap, McLean Community Players
  • Mary Jo Ford & Alexandra Lee, August Osage County, Reston Community Theatre
  • Chip Gertzog, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Susan Kaplan, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Robbie Snow et al, Sleuth, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Joanne D. Wilson, The Lion in Winter, 2nd Star Productions

Outstanding Lighting Design in a Musical

  • Kevin Boyce, Night of the Living Dead, The Musical, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Garret R. Hyde, Fiddler on the Roof, 2nd Star Productions
  • Tim Kirk, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Ben Levine, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • B. Keith Ryder, A Little Night Music, Arlington Players
  • Tommy Scott, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Lighting Design in a Play

  • Ken & Patti Crowley, August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • Ken & Patti Crowley, Cantorial, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Frank Florentine & Shirley Panek, Chapter Two, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Chip Gertzog, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Bob Zeigler, Deathtrap, McLean Community Players

Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical

  • Keith Bell, A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players
  • Kevin Garrett, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Tim Kirk, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Matt Rowe, Night of the Living Dead, The Musical, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Gerhard Straub, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Sound Design in a Play

  • Chris Alpiar, Equus, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Jamie Coupar, The Beauty Queen of Leenane, Silver Spring Stage
  • Jimmy Gertzog & Chip Gertzog, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Stan Harris, Flowers for Algernon, Elden Street Players
  • Janice Rivera, Cantorial, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical

  • Pat Brennan, The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players
  • Pat Brennan, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players
  • Eleanor Dicks, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Grant Kevin Lane, A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players
  • Susan Noé & Martha Lynch, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre

Outstanding Costume Design in a Play

  • Patricia Kratzer et al, Enchanted April, Silver Spring Stage
  • Jean Schlichting & Kit Sibley, Heaven Can Wait, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Robbie Snow, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Linda Swann, The Lion in Winter, 2nd Star Productions
  • Beth Terranova, Cinderella Waltz, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Beth Terranova, Going to St. Ives, Colonial Players of Annapolis

Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical

  • Heather Bauer & Kaitelyn Bauer, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players
  • Kristina Friedgen, Sweeney Todd, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Eric Jones, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Tim Kirk & Rebecca Carver, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Larissa Norris, Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage

Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play

  • Laurie T. Freed & Cast, Enchanted April, Silver Spring Stage
  • Beth Harrison, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Beth Harrison, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Sheila Hyman & Shemika Berry, The Taming of the Shrew, Castaways Repertory Theatre
  • Sue Pinkman, Lend Me A Tenor, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical

  • Shemika Berry, The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players
  • Kristina Friedgen, Sweeney Todd, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Malca Giblin, Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage
  • Malca Giblin, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Bette Williams, A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players

Outstanding Hair Design in a Play

  • Beth Harrison, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Chanukan Jane Lilburne, Heaven Can Wait, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Robin Parker & Hannah Wolf, All the King’s Women, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Gina Quaye, Going to St. Ives, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Arthur Rodger, Flowers for Algernon, Elden Street Players
  • Bette Williams, Witness for the Prosecution, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Special Effects

  • John Decker & Kevin Boyce, Night of the Living Dead, The Musical, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Chip Gertzog, You Can’t Take It With You, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Tim Kirk, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Keith Linville, Joe Stine, John Merritt, The Wizard of Oz, Port Tobacco Players
  • Jordan Rose & Doe B. Kim, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre

Nominations for outstanding performances by an actor or actress

Outstanding cameo in a musical

  • Joseph Aquilina as “Kyle,” Legally Blonde, Reston Community Players
  • Chrissy Barnett Miller as “Jolene Oakes,” Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Karen Batra as “Marge MacDougall,” Promises, Promises, The Arlington Players
  • Erica Drezek as “Berthe,” Pippin, Greenbelt Arts Center
  • Brenda Parker as “Church Soloist,” The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players

Outstanding cameo in a play

  • Katherine Bisulca as “Sales Girl,” Red Scare on Sunset, Prince William Little Theatre
  • Bob Burnett as “Beverly Carlton,” The Man Who Came to Dinner, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Carleigh Jones as “Doris,” The Hollow, Laurel Mill Playhouse
  • Stuart Orloff as “Teen Charlie,” Flowers for Algernon, Elden Street Players
  • Yvonne Paretzky as “Addie,” The Little Foxes, Rockville Little Theatre
  • Shelley Rochester as “Mrs. Winsley,” Stop Kiss, Silver Spring Stage
  • Mark Yeager as “Beverly Weston,” August Osage County, Reston Community Players

Outstanding featured actress in a musical

  • Annie Coffman as “Anne Egerman,” A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players
  • Amy Dolan as “The Mother Abbess,” The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players
  • Annie Ermlick as “Sister Mary Amnesia,” Nunsense, The Alliance Theatre
  • Shanice Jones as “Sofia,” The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players
  • Molly Hicks Larson as “Paulette Buonofuonte,” Legally Blonde, Reston Community Players
  • Anne Marie Pinto as “Petra,” A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players

Outstanding featured actor in a musical

  • Stephen Deininger as “Tateh,” Ragtime, Laurel Mill Playhouse
  • Michael J. Galizia as “Jud Fry,” Oklahoma, 2nd Star Productions
  • Malcolm Lee as “Jimmy Early,” Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage
  • Gary Saddon as “Ali Hakim,” Oklahoma, 2nd Star Productions
  • Stephen Yednock as “Nicely-Nicely Johnson,” Guys and Dolls, Tantallon Community Players

Outstanding featured actress in a play

  • Monica Garcia as “Mother McGee,” Cinderella Waltz, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Lorraine Magee as “Virginia,” Clean House, Elden Street Players
  • Gayle Nichols-Grimes as “Mattie Fae Aiken,” August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • Gayle Nichols-Grimes as “Vernadette Simms,” The Dixie Swim Club, Port City Playhouse
  • Shelley Rochester as “Costanza,” Enchanted April, Silver Spring Stage
  • Lois A. Stanziani as “Helga ten Dorp,” Deathtrap, McLean Community Players

Outstanding featured actor in a play

  • Chuck Dluhy as “Roma,” Glengary Glen Ross, Elden Street Players
  • Michael Kharfen as “Levene,” Glengary Glen Ross, Elden Street Players
  • Stuart Rick as “Benjamin Hubbard,” The Little Foxes, Rockville Little Theatre
  • John Shackelford as “Max Levene,” Heaven Can Wait, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Kevin Wallace as “Victor Fleming,” Moonlight and Magnolias, Colonial Players of Annapolis

Outstanding lead actress in a musical

  • Madeline Botteri as “Monica,” Rooms, A Rock Romance, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Shawnee Louise Coleman-Lining as “Effie Melody White,” Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage
  • Andrea Gerald as “Cellie,” The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players
  • Jennifer Lyons Pagnard as “Mrs. Lovett,” Sweeney Todd, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Farrell Parker as “Dot/Marie,” Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre

Outstanding lead actor in a musical

  • Ryan Burke as “Georges/George,” Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Eric Jones as “Ian,” Rooms, A Rock Romance, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Fred Nelson as “Tevye,” Fiddler on the Roof, 2nd Star Productions
  • Gabriel T. Potter as “Freddy Benson,” Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Brent Stone as “Fredrik Egerman,” A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players

Outstanding lead actress in a play

  • Lolita-Marie as “May N’Kame,” Going to St. Ives, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Heather Quinn as “Dr. Cora Gage,” Going to St. Ives, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Lee Slivka as “Barbara Fordham,” August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • Mary Suib as “Violet Weston,” August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • Jo Sullivan as “Jennie Malone,” Chapter Two, Colonial Players of Annapolis

Outstanding lead actor in a play

  • Dann Alagna as “Zed,” Cinderella Waltz, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Matt Baughman as “Charlie Gordon,” Flowers for Algernon, Elden Street Players
  • Phil Hosford as “Ralph Wantage,” Frozen, Rockville Little Theatre
  • Sandy Irving as “Richard Nixon,” Frost/Nixon, Greenbelt Arts Center
  • Ryan Manning as “Max Levene,” Lend Me A Tenor, Reston Community Players

Nominations for outstanding achievement in overall production

Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography

  • Steve Lada, August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • Steve Lada, Equus, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Carl Brandt Long, Deathtrap, McLean Community Players
  • Carl Brandt Long, Man of La Mancha, McLean Community Players
  • Kevin Robertson, The Taming of the Shrew, Castaways Repertory Theatre

Outstanding Choreography

  • Richelle “Rikki” Howie, Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage
  • Martha Lynch, Into the Woods, Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Taurean Maray Barber, The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players
  • Vincent Musgrave, A Chorus Line, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Corinne Shumaker, The Music Man, Fauquier Community Theatre

Outstanding Music Direction

  • LaVar Betts, The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players
  • John-Michael d’Haviland, A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players
  • John-Michael d’Haviland, Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage
  • John-Michael d’Haviland, Spring Awakening, Dominion Stage
  • David Rohde, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre

Outstanding Direction of a Musical

  • Brian Douglas, Fiddler on the Roof, 2nd Star Productions
  • Christopher Dykton, A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players
  • Craig Petinatti, Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Joshua Redford, Legally Blonde, Reston Community Players
  • Charla Rowe, The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players

Outstanding Direction of a Play

  • Gloria DuGan, Flowers for Algernon, Elden Street Players
  • Jimmy Gertzog, Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Ron Giddings, Moonlight and Magnolias, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Edd Miller, Going to St. Ives, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Andrew JM Regiec, August Osage County, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Musical

  • A Little Night Music, The Arlington Players
  • Dreamgirls, Dominion Stage
  • Sunday in the Park with George, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • The Color Purple, Tantallon Community Players
  • The Sound of Music, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Play

  • August Osage County, Reston Community Players
  • Flowers for Algernon, Elden Street Players
  • Going to St. Ives, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Moonlight and Magnolias, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Side Man, Providence Players of Fairfax

Nominations sorted by theatre and show

2nd Star Productions

4 productions received 14 nominations total

Bloody Murder

  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play: Jane B. Wingard

Fiddler on the Roof

  • Outstanding Direction of a Musical: Brian Douglas
  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical: Fred Nelson as “Tevye”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical: Garret R. Hyde
  • Outstanding Properties in a Musical: Joanne D. Wilson
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical: Jane B. Wingard

Oklahoma

  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Michael J. Galizia as “Jud Fry”
  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Gary Saddon as “Ali Hakim”
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical: Jane B. Wingard

The Lion in Winter

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play: Linda Swann
  • Outstanding Properties in a Play: Joanne D. Wilson
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play: Jane B. Wingard et al
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Play: Jane B. Wingard
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play: Jane B. Wingard et al

Alliance Theatre

1 production received 1 nomination

Nunsense

  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Annie Ermlick as “Sister Mary Amnesia”

Arlington Players

2 productions received 14 nominations total

A Little Night Music

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical: Grant Kevin Lane
  • Outstanding Direction of a Musical: Christopher Dykton
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Annie Coffman as “Anne Egerman”
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Anne Marie Pinto as “Petra”
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical: Bette Williams
  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical: Brent Stone as “Fredrik Egerman”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical: B. Keith Ryder
  • Outstanding Music Direction: John-Michael d’Haviland
  • Outstanding Musical
  • Outstanding Properties in a Musical: Avery Burns
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical: Lindsey Hays
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical: Russell Kopp
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical: Keith Bell

Promises, Promises

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical: Karen Batra as “Marge MacDougall”

Castaways Repertory Theatre

1 production received 2 nominations

The Taming of the Shrew

  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play: Sheila Hyman & Shemika Berry
  • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography: Kevin Robertson

Colonial Players

4 productions received 15 nominations total

Chapter Two

  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play: Jo Sullivan as “Jennie Malone”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Play: Frank Florentine & Shirley Panek
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play: Edd Miller

Cinderella Waltz

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play: Beth Terranova
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Monica Garcia as “Mother McGee”
  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play: Dann Alagna as “Zed”

Going to St. Ives

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play: Beth Terranova
  • Outstanding Direction of a Play: Edd Miller
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Gina Quaye
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play: Lolita-Marie as “May N’Kame”
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play: Heather Quinn as “Dr. Cora Gage”
  • Outstanding Play

Moonlight and Magnolias

  • Outstanding Direction of a Play: Ron Giddings
  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play: Kevin Wallace as “Victor Fleming”
  • Outstanding Play

Damascus Theatre Company

2 productions received 6 nominations total

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical: Chrissy Barnett Miller as “Jolene Oakes”
  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical: Gabriel T. Potter as “Freddy Benson”

Meet Me in St. Louis

  • Outstanding Properties in a Musical: Maria Littlefield
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical: Jim Korte & Bill Rippey
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical: Maria Littlefield
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical: Bill Brown & Chad Wheeler

Dominion Stage

2 productions received 8 nominations total

Dreamgirls

  • Outstanding Choreography: Richelle “Rikki” Howie
  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Malcolm Lee as “Jimmy Early”
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical: Malca Giblin
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical: Shawnee Louise Coleman-Lining as “Effie Melody White”
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical: Larissa Norris
  • Outstanding Music Direction: John-Michael d’Haviland
  • Outstanding Musical

Spring Awakening

  • Outstanding Music Direction: John-Michael d’Haviland

Elden Street Players

4 productions received 10 nominations total

Clean House

  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Lorraine Magee as “Virginia”

Flowers for Algernon

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Stuart Orloff as “Teen Charlie”
  • Outstanding Direction of a Play: Gloria DuGan
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Arthur Rodger
  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play: Matt Baughman as “Charlie Gordon”
  • Outstanding Play
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play: Stan Harris

Glengary Glen Ross

  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play: Chuck Dluhy as “Roma”
  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play: Michael Kharfen as “Levene”

Rooms, A Rock Romance

  • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical: James Villarubia

Fauquier Community Theatre

3 productions received 13 nominations total

Into the Woods

  • Outstanding Choreography: Martha Lynch
  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical: Susan Noe & Martha Lynch
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical: Tim Kirk
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical: Tim Kirk & Rebecca Carver
  • Outstanding Properties in a Musical: Richard Perryman et al
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical: Tim Kirk & Kirk Noe
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical: Tim Kirk
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical: Tim Kirk & Martha Lynch
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical: Nancy Daugherty et al
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical: Tim Kirk
  • Outstanding Special Effects: Tim Kirk

The Man Who Came to Dinner

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Bob Burnett as “Beverly Carlton”

The Music Man

  • Outstanding Choreography: Corinne Shumaker

Greenbelt Arts Center

2 productions received 2 nominations total

Frost/Nixon

  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play: Sandy Irving as “Richard Nixon”

Pippin

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical: Erica Drezek as “Berthe”

Kensington Arts Theatre

3 productions received 18 nominations total

Night of the Living Dead, The Musical

  • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical: Kevin Boyce
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical: Matt Rowe
  • Outstanding Special Effects: John Decker & Kevin Boyce

Rooms, A Rock Romance

  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical: Eric Jones as “Ian”
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical: Madeline Botteri as “Monica”

Sunday in the Park with George

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical: Eleanor Dicks
  • Outstanding Direction of a Musical: Craig Pettinati
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical: Malca Giblin
  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical: Ryan Burke as “Georges/George”
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical: Farrell Parker as “Dot/Marie”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical: Ben Levine
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical: Eric Jones
  • Outstanding Music Direction: David Rohde
  • Outstanding Musical
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical: Matt Karner & Joel Richon
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical: Matt Karner
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical: Kevin Garrett
  • Outstanding Special Effects: Jordan Rose & Doe B. Kim

Laurel Mill Playhouse

2 productions received 2 nominations total

Ragtime

  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Stephen Deininger as “Tateh”

The Hollow

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Carleigh Jones as “Doris”

Little Theatre Of Alexandria

5 productions received 15 nominations total

All the King’s Women

  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Robin Parker & Hannah Wolf

Cantorial

  • Outstanding Light Design in a Play: Ken & Patti Crowley
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play: Janice Rivera

Heaven Can Wait

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play: Jean Schlichting & Kit Sibley
  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play: John Shackelford as “Max Levene”
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Chanukan Jane Lilburne
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: John Downing
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Play: John Downing
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play: Mary Hutzler

Sweeney Todd

  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical: Kristina Friedgen
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical: Jennifer Lyons Pagnard as “Mrs. Lovett”
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical: Kristina Friedgen

Witness for the Prosecution

  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Bette Williams
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: John Downing
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Play: John Downing

Mclean Community Players

2 productions received 7 nominations total

Deathtrap

  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Lois A. Stanziani as “Helga ten Dorp”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Play: Bob Zeigler
  • Outstanding Properties in a Play: Emily Besuden, Jerry Gideon, Dick La Porte
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: Bernie Gmiter, Bob Schroth, Bill Glikbarg
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play: Dinnie Whitson, Cathy Farnsworth, Christine Whitson
  • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography: Carl Brandt Long

Man of La Mancha

  • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography: Carl Brandt Long

Port City Playhouse

2 productions received 2 nominations total

Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me

  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play: Erin Cumbo, et al

The Dixie Swim Club

  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Gayle Nichols-Grimes as “Vernadette Simms”

Port Tobacco Players

3 productions received 17 nominations total

The Sound of Music

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical: Pat Brennan
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Amy Dolan as “The Mother Abbess”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical: Tommy Scott
  • Outstanding Musical
  • Outstanding Properties in a Musical: Terri Fortney-Beinert
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical: Ryan Mudd
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical: Sheila Draper
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical: John Merritt, Ryan Mudd, Ben Simpson
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical: Jill Hanger, Rhonna Johnson, Betsy Stevens

The Wizard of Oz

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical: Pat Brennan
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical: Heather Bauer & Kaitelyn Bauer
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical: Joe Stine & John Merritt
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical: Ronna Johnson
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical: Ronna Johnson
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical: Gerhard Straub
  • Outstanding Special Effects: Keith Linville, Joe Stine, John Merritt

To Kill A Mockingbird

  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: John Merritt

Prince William Little Theatre

1 production received 1 nomination

Red Scare on Sunset

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Katherine Bisulca as “Sales Girl”

Providence Players

3 productions received 19 nominations total

Side Man

  • Outstanding Direction of a Play: Jimmy Gertzog
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Play: Chip Gertzog
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play: Beth Harrison
  • Outstanding Play
  • Outstanding Properties in a Play: Susan Kaplan
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: Chip Gertzog et al
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play: Kathy White
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Play: Raedun Knutsen & Chip Gertzog
  • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play: Chip Gertzog
  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play: Jimmy Gertzog & Chip Gertzog

Sleuth

  • Outstanding Properties in a Play: Robbie Snow et al

You Can’t Take it With You

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play: Robbie Snow
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play: Beth Harrison
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play: Beth Harrison
  • Outstanding Properties in a Play: Chip Gertzog
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: John Coscia
  • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play: Lisa Church & Chip Gertzog
  • Outstanding Set Design in a Play: John Coscia
  • Outstanding Special Effects: Chip Gertzog

Reston Community Players

3 productions received 15 nominations total

August Osage County

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Mark Yeager as “Beverly Weston”
  • Outstanding Direction of a Play: Andrew JM Regiec
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Gayle Nichols-Grimes as “Mattie Fae Aiken”
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play: Lee Slivka as “Barbara Fordham”
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play: Mary Suib as “Violet Weston”
  • Outstanding Light Design in a Play: Ken & Patti Crowley
  • Outstanding Play
  • Outstanding Properties in a Play: Mary Jo Ford & Alexandra lee
  • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play: Timothy Hinton & David Johnson
  • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography: Steve Lada

Legally Blonde

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical: Joseph Aquilina as “Kyle”
  • Outstanding Direction of a Musical: Joshua Redford
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Molly Hicks Larson as “Paulette Buonofuonte”

Lend Me A Tenor

  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play: Ryan Manning as “Max Levene”
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play: Sue Pinkman

Rockville Little Theatre

2 productions received 3 nominations total

Frozen

  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play: Phil Hosford as “Ralph Wantage”

The Little Foxes

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Yvonne Paretzky as “Addie”
  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play: Stuart Rick as “Benjamin Hubbard”

Rockville Musical Theatre

1 production received 1 nomination

A Chorus Line

  • Outstanding Choreography: Vincent Musgrave

Silver Spring Stage

3 productions received 5 nominations total

Beauty Queen of Leenane

  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play: Jamie Coupar

Enchanted April

  • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play: Patricia Kratzer et al
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play: Shelley Rochester as “Costanza”
  • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play: Laurie T. Freed & Cast

Stop Kiss

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Play: Shelley Rochester as “Mrs. Winsley”

Taking Flight Theatre Company

1 production received 2 nominations

Equus

  • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play: Chris Alpiar
  • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography: Steve Lada

Tantallon Community Theatre

2 productions received 9 nominations total

Guys and Dolls

  • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical: Stephen Yednock as “Nicely-Nicely Johnson”

The Color Purple

  • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical: Brenda Parker as “Church Soloist”
  • Outstanding Choreography: Taurean Maray Barber
  • Outstanding Direction of a Musical: Charla Rowe
  • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical: Shanice Jones as “Sofia”
  • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical: Shemika Berry
  • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical: Andrea Gerald as “Cellie”
  • Outstanding Music Direction: LaVar Betts
  • Outstanding Musical
]]> 2012 WATCH Award Nominations /2012/01/2012-watch-award-nominations/ /2012/01/2012-watch-award-nominations/#comments Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:10:33 +0000 http://www.showbizradio.net/?p=7526 WATCH (Washington Area Theatre Community Honors) announced the nominations for the 12th annual WATCH Awards. 127 productions (40 musicals, 87 plays) were adjudicated in 2011. Thirty-two community theater companies participated in WATCH adjudication.

  • Aldersgate Church Community Theatre
  • The Alliance Theatre
  • The Arlington Players
  • Capital City Players of DC
  • Bowie Community Theatre
  • Castaways Repertory Theatre
  • Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Chevy Chase Players
  • Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Damascus Theatre Company
  • Dominion Stage
  • Elden Street Players
  • Fauquier Community Theatre
  • Greenbelt Arts Center
  • Hard Bargain Players
  • Kensington Arts Theatre
  • Laurel Mill Playhouse
  • Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • McLean Community Players
  • Montgomery Playhouse
  • Port City Playhouse
  • Port Tobacco Players
  • Prince George’s Little Theatre
  • Prince William Little Theatre
  • Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Reston Community Players
  • Rockville Little Theatre
  • Rockville Musical Theatre
  • St. Mark’s Players
  • Silver Spring Stage
  • Tantallon Community Players
  • Vienna Theatre Company

In each of the thirty-eight categories, five nominees were selected based on the average scores of eight judges. In some categories, due to score ties, more than five nominees are announced. Nominations are provided in alphabetical order by nominee. The nominations are provided by category and then by theater.

The Award Presentation willbe held on March 11th at the Birchmere in Alexandria, Virginia. Tickets can be purchased for $15.50 at the Birchmere Box Office or through Ticketmaster (additional fees will apply).

In 2012, 132 shows are scheduled for adjudication across the thirty-three participating WATCH member companies.

Nominations for outstanding technical achievements

Outstanding Set Design in a Musical

  • Melissa Gilpin & John Merritt, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Port Tobacco Players
  • Mark Hamberger, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Grant Kevin Lane, Thrill Me, Elden Street Players
  • Myke Taister, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • James Villarrubia, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players

Outstanding Set Design in a Play

  • Amanda Acker, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • John Coscia et al, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Chip Gertzog & John Coscia, Shadow Box, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • C. Evans Kirk & Dan Remmers, Noises Off, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Andrew JM Regiec, The Twilight of the Golds, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical

  • Sara Birkhead, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • Chris Feldmann, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Jim Korte et al, Little Shop of Horrors, Damascus Theatre Company
  • John Merritt, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Port Tobacco Players
  • James Villarrubia et al, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players

Outstanding Set Construction in a Play

  • John Coscia & Chip Gertzog, Shadow Box, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • John Coscia et al, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Chris Feldmann, Move Over, Mrs. Markham, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • John Merritt, Duck Hunter Shoots Angel, Port Tobacco Players
  • Arthur Pleasants et al, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Dan Remmers, Noises Off, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical

  • Erin Cumbo, Oliver, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Malca Giblin et al, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Kevin O’Dowd, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Cathy Rieder & James Villarrubia, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Cathy Rieder, Sabrina Begley, Maggie Cotter, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • April Dawn Weimer et al, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Set Painting in a Play

  • Mary Hutzler, Move Over, Mrs. Markham, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Ronna Johnson, Duck Hunter Shoots Angel, Port Tobacco Players
  • Karl Meier & Kate Meier, A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players
  • Kevin O’Dowd, Noises Off, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Melanie Papasian, Translations, Rockville Little Theatre
  • Kate Roehr, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Christa Westall, The Twilight of the Golds, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Set Decoration and Set Dressing in a Musical

  • Nancyanne Burton, Oliver, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Marian Holmes & Russell Wyland, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Dawne LeKang, Little Shop of Horrors, The Alliance Theatre
  • Maria Littlefield, Little Shop of Horrors, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Nancy McLaughlin et al, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Bea and Jerry Morse & Barbara Wilson, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • Joe Stine & John Merritt, Willy Wonka, Port Tobacco Players
  • April Dawn Weimer & John Merritt, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Set Decoration and Set Dressing in a Play

  • Mary Dalto & Nancy Eynon Lark, Translations, Rockville Little Theatre
  • Ingrid Helvig David, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Lindsey Hays, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Evan Hoffmann, A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players
  • Bea and Jerry Morse, Moonlight and Magnolias, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Properties in a Musical

  • Derek Critzer & Dawne LeKang, Little Shop of Horrors, The Alliance Theatre
  • Mary Jo Ford, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • Judy Kee & Margaret Snow, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Maria Littlefield, Little Shop of Horrors, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Elli Swink, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Damascus Theatre Company

Outstanding Properties in a Play

  • Avery Burns, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Mary Dalto & Nancy Eynon Lark, Translations, Rockville Little Theatre
  • Rebecca & John Johnson, Move Over, Mrs. Markham, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Jessie Roberts, Loose Knit, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Nicole Zuchetto, Rabbit Hole, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Lighting Design in a Musical

  • Franklin C. Coleman, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Ryan Desmond, 42nd Street, The Arlington Players
  • Tom Epps, Thrill Me, Elden Street Players
  • Noam Lautman, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Rick Swink, Little Shop of Horrors, Damascus Theatre Company

Outstanding Lighting Design in a Play

  • AnnMarie Castrigno, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Ken & Patti Crowley , Widdershins, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Ken & Patti Crowley, The Twilight of the Golds, Reston Community Players
  • Jennifer Lyman, Almost Maine, Vienna Theatre Company
  • Liz Owens & Nancy Owens, Move Over, Mrs. Markham, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical

  • Keith Bell, 42nd Street, The Arlington Players
  • David Correia & David Hale, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • David Correia, Oliver, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Bill Johnson, Hairspray, The Alliance Theatre
  • Kenny Neal & Daniel Tobiassen, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Vitol Wiacek, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Damascus Theatre Company

Outstanding Sound Design in a Play

  • Ben Allen, A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players
  • Wes Bedsworth, The Diviners , Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • William Chrapsynski, Moonlight and Magnolias, Reston Community Players
  • Jonathan Powers, Almost Maine, Vienna Theatre Company
  • Alan Wray, The Seagull, The Arlington Players

Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical

  • Mary Ayala-Bush, Frankenstein, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Michelle Bogert, Hairspray, The Alliance Theatre
  • Kevin Lane, Nine , The Arlington Players
  • Charlotte Marson & Judy Whelihan, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • Jean Schlichting & Kit Sibley, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Costume Design in a Play

  • Lory Levitt & McKenna Kelly, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Susan Schulman et al, Romeo and Juliet, Silver Spring Stage
  • Robbie Snow & Christian D. Faulkner, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Annie Vroom, Widdershins, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Annie Vroom, Noises Off, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical

  • Kat Brais & Andy Izquierdo, Frankenstein, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Jaimie Nelson, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Port Tobacco Players
  • Robin Parker, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Jaclyn Young, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • Sammi Zanelotti, Willy Wonka, Port Tobacco Players

Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play

  • Scott Beadle, Sordid Lives, Bowie Community Theatre
  • C. Evans Kirk, Widdershins, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Howard Vincent Kurtz, Move Over, Mrs. Markham, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • PJ Mitchell, Psycho Beach Party, Dominion Stage
  • Sue Pinkman, The Seagull, The Arlington Players

Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical

  • Kat Brais, Nine, The Arlington Players
  • Maureen Clum, Julie Perez, Derek Critzer, Hairspray, The Alliance Theatre
  • Anna Michelle Jackson & Irene Kasotakis, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Melodie Wilson, Frankenstein, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Jaclyn Young , The Drowsy Chaperone , Reston Community Players

Outstanding Hair Design in a Play

  • Beth Harrison, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Howard Vincent Kurtz, Move Over, Mrs. Markham, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Molly Hicks Larson, A Streetcar Named Desire, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Denise A. Levine, Same Time Next Year, Greenbelt Arts Center
  • PJ Mitchell, Psycho Beach Party, Dominion Stage
  • Sue Pinkman, The Seagull, The Arlington Players
  • Scott Ross & Kaeti Bradley, Sordid Lives, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Mary-Anne Sullivan, The Women, Prince William Little Theatre

Outstanding Special Effects

  • Ben Allen, Almost Maine, Vienna Theatre Company
  • Ken & Patti Crowley, Widdershins, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Denise Gilmore et al, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Keith Linville et al, Willy Wonka, Port Tobacco Players
  • Dav Timmermann, A Christmas Carol, Port Tobacco Players

Nominations for outstanding performances by an actor or actress

Outstanding cameo in a musical

  • Taurean Maray Barber as “Fred Casely”, Chicago, St. Mark’s Players
  • Micky Goldstein as “Burt Healey”, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Andy Izquierdo as “Blind Man”, Frankenstein, Taking Flight Theatre Company
  • Scott J. Strasbaugh as “Mr. Pinky”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Gina C. Tomkus as “Matron/Gym Teacher”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Mark Williams as “High School Principal”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding cameo in a play

  • Carolyn Cameron as “Maggie”, The Women, Prince William Little Theatre
  • Victor Maldonado as “Lou Tanner”, The Gingerbread Lady, Chevy Chase Players
  • Lisa Nichols as “Olga”, The Women, Prince William Little Theatre
  • Laura Rogers as “Girl”, Blackbird, Silver Spring Stage
  • Sally Zatkoff as “Candy Starr”, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Prince William Little Theatre
  • Robin Zerbe as “Crystal Allen”, The Women, Prince William Little Theatre

Outstanding featured actress in a musical

  • Michelle Harmon as “Armeila McQueen”, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Rikki Howie as “Charlayne Woodard”, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Jade Jones as “Nell Carter”, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Brenda Parker as “Motormouth Maybelle”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Miriam Urquart as “Star to Be”, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Jaclyn Young as “Penny Pingleton”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding featured actor in a musical

  • Alex Bedont as “Audrey II voice”, Little Shop of Horrors, The Alliance Theatre
  • Chaz Coffin as “Seaweed Stubbs”, Hairspray, The Alliance Theatre
  • Adrian Cubbage as “Seaweed J. Stubbs”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Patrick Doneghy as “Andre DeShields”, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Gabriel Potter as “Leaf Coneybear”, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Christopher Prince as “Ken Page”, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players

Outstanding featured actress in a play

  • Bernadette Arvidson as “Juanita”, Sordid Lives, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Joanne Bauer as “Sissy Hickey”, Sordid Lives, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Karen Elle as “Saint Monica et al”, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Silver Spring Stage
  • Ruth Neaveill as “Vera Charles”, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Jaclyn Young as “Hermia/Snout/Wall”, A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players

Outstanding featured actor in a play

  • Scott Beadle as “Earl “Brother Boy” Ingram”, Sordid Lives, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Adam Downs as “Garry Lejeune”, Noises Off, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Tom Flatt as “Mason Marzak”, Take Me Out, Dominion Stage
  • Brendan Murray as “Butch Honeywell et al”, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, Silver Spring Stage
  • Pat Reynolds as “Paul Gauguin”, Inventing Van Gogh, Colonial Players of Annapolis

Outstanding lead actress in a musical

  • Maya Brettell as “Annie”, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • Laura Fontaine as “Audrey”, Little Shop of Horrors, The Alliance Theatre
  • Shannon Kingett as “Tracy Turnblad”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Kate Merryman as “The Narrator”, Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, McLean Community Players
  • Chrissy Barnett Miller as “Audrey”, Little Shop of Horrors, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Anya Randall Nebel as “Velma Kelly”, Chicago, St. Mark’s Players

Outstanding lead actor in a musical

  • Christopher Harris as “Edna Turnblad”, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Anthony Ingargiola as “Seymour”, Little Shop of Horrors, The Alliance Theatre
  • Eric Kennedy as “Guido Contini”, Nine, The Arlington Players
  • Gabriel Potter as “Seymour”, Little Shop of Horrors, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Christopher Smith as “Nathan”, Thrill Me, Elden Street Players

Outstanding lead actress in a play

  • Sherry Berg as “Una”, Blackbird, Capital City Players of DC
  • Lolita-Marie as “Mattie Cheeks”, No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs, Port City Playhouse
  • Jo Black Sullivan as “Glorie”, Grace and Glorie, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Sandra Cox True as “Grace”, Grace and Glorie, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Beth Whitehead as “Auntie Mame Dennis”, Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Robin Zerbe as “Irma Grese”, Angel: A Nightmare in Two Acts, Port City Playhouse

Outstanding lead actor in a play

  • Mark Lee Adams as “Dr. Farquhar”, Mindgame, Port City Playhouse
  • J. McAndrew Breen as “Charlie Conlon etc.”, Stones in His Pockets, Montgomery Playhouse
  • William Cassidy as “Randle P. McMurphy”, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Silver Spring Stage
  • Adam Downs as “Ralph”, Frozen, Elden Street Players
  • Kevin S. Dykstra as “Jake Quinn etc.”, Stones in His Pockets, Montgomery Playhouse

Nominations for outstanding achievement in overall production

Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography

  • Steve Custer, Hair, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • William T. Fleming, Romeo and Juliet, Silver Spring Stage
  • Katherine Frattini, A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players
  • Richard Koster, Company, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • Karen Schlumpf & Brian Farrell, Moonlight and Magnolias, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Choreography

  • Iván Dávila, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Andrea Heininge, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players
  • Rikki Howie, Chicago, St. Mark’s Players
  • Pam & Kathleen McCormack, Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, McLean Community Players
  • Duane Monahan, Annie, Rockville Musical Theatre
  • John K. Monnett, 42nd Street, The Arlington Players

Outstanding Music Direction

  • Mayumi Baker & Valerie A. Higgs, Jekyll & Hyde, Kensington Arts Theatre
  • J. Michael d’Haviland, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Paul Nasto, Nine, The Arlington Players
  • Keith Tittermary, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Christopher A. Tomasino, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria

Outstanding Direction of a Musical

  • Stephanie Bonte-Lebair, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Annie Ermlick, Hairspray, The Alliance Theatre
  • Richelle “Rikki” Howie, Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Sue Pinkman, Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Joshua Redford, The Drowsy Chaperone, Reston Community Players

Outstanding Direction of a Play

  • Bob Benn, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Silver Spring Stage
  • Joanna Henry, Rabbit Hole, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Evan Hoffmann, A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players
  • Estelle Miller, Grace and Glorie, Bowie Community Theatre
  • Roxanne Fournier Stone, Stones in His Pockets, Montgomery Playhouse

Outstanding Musical

  • Hairspray , The Alliance Theatre
  • 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Damascus Theatre Company
  • Ain’t Misbehavin’, Elden Street Players
  • Hairspray, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Annie , Rockville Musical Theatre

Outstanding Play

  • Grace and Glorie, Bowie Community Players
  • The Shape of Things, Colonial Players of Annapolis
  • A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream, Elden Street Players
  • Noises Off, Little Theatre of Alexandria
  • Stones in His Pockets, Montgomery Playhouse
  • Auntie Mame, Providence Players of Fairfax
  • Shadow Box, Providence Players of Fairfax

Nominations sorted by theatre and show

Alliance Theatre

2 productions received a total of 11 nominations

  • Hairspray
    6 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical, Michelle Bogert
    • Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Annie Ermlick
    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Chaz Coffin as “Seaweed Stubbs”
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical, Maureen Clum, Julie Perez, Derek Critzer
    • Outstanding Musical
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, Bill Johnson
  • Little Shop of Horrors
    5 nominations

    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Alex Bedont as “Audrey II voice”
    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, Anthony Ingargiola as “Seymour”
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Laura Fontaine as “Audrey”
    • Outstanding Properties in a Musical, Derek Critzer & Dawne LeKang
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Dawne LeKang

Arlington Players

3 productions received a total of 17 nominations

  • 42nd Street
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Choreography, John K. Monnett
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical, Ryan Desmond
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, Keith Bell
  • Nine
    4 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical, Kevin Lane
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical, Kat Brais
    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, Eric Kennedy as “Guido Contini”
    • Outstanding Music Direction, Paul Nasto
  • The Seagull
    10 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Lory Levitt & McKenna Kelly
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Sue Pinkman
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Play, AnnMarie Castrigno
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, Sue Pinkman
    • Outstanding Properties in a Play, Avery Burns
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, Arthur Pleasants et al
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play, Lindsey Hays
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Play, Amanda Acker
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Kate Roehr
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play, Alan Wray

Bowie Community Theatre

2 productions received a total of 9 nominations

  • Grace and Glorie
    4 nominations

    • Outstanding Direction of a Play, Estelle Miller
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, Jo Black Sullivan as “Glorie”
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, Sandra Cox True as “Grace”
    • Outstanding Play
  • Sordid Lives
    5 nominations

    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, Scott Beadle as “Earl “Brother Boy” Ingram”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, Bernadette Arvidson as “Juanita”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, Joanne Bauer as “Sissy Hickey”
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Scott Ross & Kaeti Bradley
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, Scott Beadle

Capital City Players Of Dc

1 production received 1 nomination

  • Blackbird
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, Sherry Berg as “Una”

Chevy Chase Players

1 production received 1 nomination

  • The Gingerbread Lady
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Play, Victor Maldonado as “Lou Tanner”

Colonial Players

4 productions received a total of 4 nominations

  • Company
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography, Richard Koster
  • Inventing Van Gogh
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, Pat Reynolds as “Paul Gauguin”
  • The Diviners
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play, Wes Bedsworth
  • The Shape of Things
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Play

Damascus Theatre Company

2 productions received a total of 12 nominations

  • 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
    6 nominations

    • Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Stephanie Bonte-Lebair
    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Gabriel Potter as “Leaf Coneybear”
    • Outstanding Music Direction, Keith Tittermary
    • Outstanding Musical
    • Outstanding Properties in a Musical, Elli Swink
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, Vitol Wiacek
  • Little Shop of Horrors
    6 nominations

    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, Gabriel Potter as “Seymour”
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Chrissy Barnett Miller as “Audrey”
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical, Rick Swink
    • Outstanding Properties in a Musical, Maria Littlefield
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical, Jim Korte et al
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Maria Littlefield

Dominion Stage

2 productions received a total of 3 nominations

  • Psycho Beach Party
    2 nominations

    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, PJ Mitchell
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, PJ Mitchell
  • Take Me Out
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, Tom Flatt as “Mason Marzak”

Elden Street Players

4 productions received a total of 22 nominations

  • A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream
    7 nominations

    • Outstanding Direction of a Play, Evan Hoffmann
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, Jaclyn Young as “Hermia/Snout/Wall”
    • Outstanding Play
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play, Evan Hoffmann
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Kate Meier & Karl Meier
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play, Ben Allen
    • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography, Katherine Frattini
  • Ain’t Misbehavin’
    11 nominations

    • Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Richelle “Rikki” Howie
    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Patrick Doneghy as “Andre DeShields”
    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Christopher Prince as “Ken Page”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Michelle Harmon as “Armeila McQueen”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Rikki Howie as “Charlayne Woodard”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Jade Jones as “Nell Carter”
    • Outstanding Music Direction, J. Michael d’Haviland
    • Outstanding Musical
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical, James Villarrubia et al
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical, James Villarrubia
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Cathy Rieder & James Villarrubia
  • Frozen
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play, Adam Downs as “Ralph”
  • Thrill Me
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, Christopher Smith as “Nathan”
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical, Tom Epps
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical, Grant Kevin Lane

Greenbelt Arts Center

1 production received 1 nomination

  • Same Time Next Year
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Denise A. Levine

Kensington Arts Theatre

2 productions received a total of 2 nominations

  • Hair
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography, Steve Custer
  • Jekyll & Hyde
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Music Direction, Mayumi Baker & Valerie A. Higgs

Little Theatre of Alexandria

6 productions received a total of 43 nominations

  • Hairspray
    22 nominations

    • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Scott J. Strasbaugh as “Mr. Pinky”
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Gina C. Tomkus as “Matron/Gym Teacher”
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Mark Williams as “High School Principal”
    • Outstanding Choreography, Ivan Davila
    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical, Jean Schlichting & Kit Sibley
    • Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Sue Pinkman
    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Adrian Cubbage as “Seaweed J. Stubbs”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Brenda Parker as “Motormouth Maybelle”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Jaclyn Young as “Penny Pingleton”
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical, Anna Michelle Jackson & Irene Kasotakis
    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, Christopher Harris as “Edna Turnblad”
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Shannon Kingett as “Tracy Turnblad”
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical, Franklin C. Coleman
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical, Robin Parker
    • Outstanding Music Direction, Christopher A. Tomasino
    • Outstanding Musical
    • Outstanding Properties in a Musical, Judy Kee & Margaret Snow
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical, Chris Feldmann
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Marian Holmes & Russell Wyland
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical, Myke Taister
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Kevin O’Dowd
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, David Correia & David Hale
  • Move Over, Mrs. Markham
    6 nominations

    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Howard Vincent Kurtz
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Play, Liz Owens & Nancy Owens
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, Howard Vincent Kurtz
    • Outstanding Properties in a Play, Rebecca & John Johnson
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, Chris Feldmann
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Mary Hutzler
  • Noises Off
    6 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Annie Vroom
    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, Adam Downs as “Garry Lejeune”
    • Outstanding Play
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, Dan Remmers
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Play, C. Evans Kirk & Dan Remmers
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Kevin O’Dowd
  • Oliver!
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Nancyanne Burton et al
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Erin Cumbo
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, David Correia
  • Rabbit Hole
    2 nominations

    • Outstanding Direction of a Play, Joanna Henry
    • Outstanding Properties in a Play, Nicole Zuchetto
  • Widdershins
    4 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Annie Vroom
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Play, Ken & Patti Crowley
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, C. Evans Kirk
    • Outstanding Special Effects, Ken & Patti Crowley

McLean Community Players

1 production received 2 nominations

  • Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
    • Outstanding Choreography, Pam & Kathleen McCormack
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Kate Merryman as “The Narrator”

Montgomery Playhouse

1 production received 4 nominations

  • Stones in His Pockets
    • Outstanding Direction of a Play, Roxanne Fournier Stone
    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play, J. McAndrew Breen as “Charlie Conlon etc.”
    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play, Kevin S. Dykstra as “Jake Quinn etc.”
    • Outstanding Play

Port City Playhouse

3 productions received a total of 3 nominations

  • Angel: A Nightmare in Two Acts
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, Robin Zerbe as “Irma Grese”
  • Mindgame
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play, Mark Lee Adams as “Dr. Farquhar”
  • No Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, Lolita-Marie as “Mattie Cheeks”

Port Tobacco Players

4 productions received a total of 11 nominations

  • A Christmas Carol
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Special Effects, Dav Timmermann
  • A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
    5 nominations

    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical, Jaimie Nelson
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical, John Merritt
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, April Dawn Weimer & John Merritt
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical, Melissa Gilpin & John Merritt
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, April Dawn Weimer et al
  • Duck Hunter Shoots Angel
    2 nominations

    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, John Merritt
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Ronna Johnson
  • Willy Wonka
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical, Sammi Zanelotti
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Joe Stine & John Merritt
    • Outstanding Special Effects, Keith Linville et al

Prince William Little Theatre

2 productions received a total of 5 nominations

  • One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Cameo in a Play, Sally Zatkoff as “Candy Starr”
  • The Women
    4 nominations

    • Outstanding Cameo in a Play, Carolyn Cameron as “Maggie”
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Play, Lisa Nichols as “Olga”
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Play, Robin Zerbe as “Crystal Allen”
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Mary-Anne Sullivan

Providence Players

2 productions received a total of 11 nominations

  • Auntie Mame
    8 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Robbie Snow & Christian D. Faulkner
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, Ruth Neaveill as “Vera Charles”
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Beth Harrison
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play, Beth Whitehead as “Auntie Mame Dennis”
    • Outstanding Play
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, John Coscia et al
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play, Ingrid Helvig David
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Play, John Coscia et al
  • Shadow Box
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Play
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, John Coscia & Chip Gertzog
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Play, Chip Gertzog & John Coscia

Reston Community Players

3 productions received a total of 15 nominations

  • Moonlight and Magnolias
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play, Bea and Jerry Morse
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play, William Chrapsynski
    • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography, Karen Schlumpf & Brian Farrell
  • The Drowsy Chaperone
    9 nominations

    • Outstanding Choreography, Andrea Heininge
    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical, Charlotte Marson & Judy Whelihan
    • Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Joshua Redford
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical, Jaclyn Young
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical, Jaclyn Young
    • Outstanding Properties in a Musical, Mary Jo Ford
    • Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical, Sara Birkhead
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Bea and Jerry Morse & Barbara Wilson
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Cathy Reider, Sabrina Begley, Maggie Cotter
  • The Twilight of the Golds
    3 nominations

    • Outstanding Light Design in a Play, Ken & Patti Crowley
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Play, Andrew JM Regiec
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Christa Westall

Rockville Little Theatre

1 production received 3 nominations

  • Translations
    • Outstanding Properties in a Play, Mary Dalto & Nancy Eynon Lark
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play, Mary Dalto & Nancy Eynon Lark
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Melanie Papasian

Rockville Musical Theatre

1 production received 11 nominations

  • Annie
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Micky Goldstein as “Bert Healey”
    • Outstanding Choreography, Duane Monahan
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Miriam Urquart as “Star to Be”
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Maya Brettell as “Annie”
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Musical, Noam Lautman
    • Outstanding Musical
    • Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Nancy McLaughlin et al
    • Outstanding Set Design in a Musical, Mark Hamberger
    • Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Malca Giblin et al
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, Kenny Neal & Daniel Tobiassen
    • Outstanding Special Effects, Denise Gilmore et al

Silver Spring Stage

4 productions received a total of 7 nominations

  • Blackbird
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Cameo in a Play, Laura Rogers as “Girl”
  • One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
    2 nominations

    • Outstanding Direction of a Play, Bob Benn
    • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play, William Cassidy as “Randle P. McMurphy”
  • Romeo and Juliet
    2 nominations

    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Susan Schulman et al
    • Outstanding Stage Combat Choreography, William T. Fleming
  • The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
    2 nominations

    • Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, Brendan Murray as “Butch Honeywell et al”
    • Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play, Karen Elle as “Saint Monica et al”

St. Mark’s Players

1 production received 3 nominations

  • Chicago
    • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Taurean Maray Barber as “Fred Casely”
    • Outstanding Choreography, Rikki Howie
    • Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Anya Randall Nebel as “Velma Kelly”

Taking Flight Theatre Company

3 productions received a total of 6 nominations

  • A Streetcar Named Desire
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Molly Hicks Larson
  • Frankenstein
    4 nominations

    • Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Andy Izquierdo as “Blind Man”
    • Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical, Mary Ayala-Bush
    • Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical, Melodie Wilson
    • Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical, Kat Brais & Andy Izquierdo
  • Loose Knit
    1 nomination

    • Outstanding Properties in a Play, Jessie Roberts

Vienna Theatre Company

1 production received 3 nominations

  • Almost Maine
    • Outstanding Light Design in a Play, Jennifer Lyman
    • Outstanding Sound Design in a Play, Jonathan Powers
    • Outstanding Special Effects, Ben Allen
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