2011 Gypsy Rose Lee Award winners announced

29 Jan

The 2011 Gypsy Rose Lee Award winners are as follows:

Excellence in Production of a Play:

Equity: The Brothers Size (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Also recognized: O Lovely Glowworm (Or Scenes of Great Beauty) (New Century Theatre Company).

Non-Equity: Sick (New City Theater).

Also recognized: Live from the Last Night of My Life (Theater Schmeater).

Excellence in Production of a Musical:

Equity: Iron Curtain (Village Theatre).

Non-Equity: The Drowsy Chaperone (Seattle Musical Theatre).

Excellence in Direction of a Play:

Equity: Juliette Carrillo, The Brothers Size (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Also recognized:  Valerie Curtis-Newton, All My Sons (Intiman Theatre).

Non-Equity: Karen Lund, Brownie Points (Taproot Theatre Company).

Also recognized: Wayne Rawley, Live from the Last Night of My Life (Theater Schmeater).

Excellence in Direction of a Musical:

Equity: Steve Tomkins, Iron Curtain (Village Theatre).

Non-Equity: Brandon Ivie, The Drowsy Chaperone (Seattle Musical Theatre).

Excellence in Performance as a Lead Actor:

Equity: Michael Patten, O Lovely Glowworm (Or Scenes of Great Beauty) (New Century Theatre Company).

Non-Equity: Jaryl Draper, How I Learned To Drive (Stone Soup Theater).

Excellence in Performance as a Lead Actress:

Equity: Anne Allgood, Mary Stuart (ACT Theatre).

Also recognized: Carolee Carmello, Saving Aimee (The 5th Avenue Theatre).

Non-Equity: Elizabeth Kenny, Sick (New City Theater).

Excellence in Performance as a Supporting Actor – any non-lead:

Equity: Todd Jefferson Moore, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Seattle Shakespeare Company).

Also recognized: Joshua Carter, Mary Stuart (ACT Theatre).

Non-Equity: Aaron Lamb, An Ideal Husband (Taproot Theatre Company).

Also recognized: Nick Edwards, Shipwrecked (ArtsWest).

Excellence in Performance as a Supporting Actress – any non-lead:

Equity: Bobbi Kotula, Iron Curtain (Village Theatre).

Also recognized: Terri Weagant, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Seattle Shakespeare Company).

Non-Equity: Stacie Calkins, Hairspray (Seattle Musical Theatre).

Excellence in Performance as an Ensemble:

Equity: Cast of The Brothers Size (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Non-Equity: Cast of Brownie Points (Taproot Theatre Company).

Also recognized: Cast of A Lie of the Mind (Collektor).

Excellence in Set Design:

Equity: Roger Benington, O Lovely Glowworm (Or Scenes of Great Beauty) (New Century Theatre Company).

Also recognized: Mikiko Suzuki MacAdams, The Brothers Size  (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Non-Equity: Mark Lund, Something’s Afoot (Taproot Theatre Company).

Also recognized: Michael Mowery, Live from the Last Night of My Life (Theater Schmeater), Richard Schaefer, Arms and the Man (Seattle Public Theater).

Excellence in Costume Design:

Equity: Harmony Arnold, O Lovely Glowworm (Or Scenes of Great Beauty) (New Century Theatre Company).

Also recognized:    Catherine Hunt, In The Next Room, or The Vibrator Play (ACT Theatre).

Non-Equity: Deborah Sorenson, Pygmalion (Sound Theatre Company).

Also recognized: John Allbritton, Hairspray (Seattle Musical Theatre).

Excellence in Lighting Design:

Equity: Geoff Korf, The Brothers Size (Seattle Repertory Theatre)

Non-Equity: Tess Malone, Duel of the Linguist Mages (Annex Theatre).

Also recognized:     Dave Hastings, Crooked (Theater Schmeater).

Excellence in Sound Design:

Equity: Matt Starritt, The Brothers Size (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Also recognized: Matt Starritt, The K of D (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Non-Equity: Christopher Overstreet, Duel of the Linguist Mages (Annex Theatre).

Also recognized: Larry A. Ryan, Live from the Last Night of My Life (Theater Schmeater).

Excellence in Musical Direction:

Equity: RJ Tancioco, Iron Curtain (Village Theatre).

Non-Equity: Josh Zimmerman, Hairspray (Seattle Musical Theatre).

Excellence in Choreography or Movement:

Equity: Sonia Dawkins, The Brothers Size (Seattle Repertory Theatre).

Also recognized: Noah Racey, Guys & Dolls (The 5th Avenue Theatre).

Excellence in Local Playwriting:

Elizabeth Kenny, Sick (New City Theater).

Also recognized: Scotto Moore, Duel of the Linguist Mages (Annex Theatre).

 

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