The Chart of New York Theatrical Awards 2000, Part III

The Others

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This is where we stick categories and awards that don't fit nicely into our chart. For instance, it's impossible to shoehorn the Obie and Theatre World Awards into the charts as they exist. Some of these awards don't have nominations and winners, per se, just winners. So that's what you'll find below.

The Other Awards	Special awards that didn't fit in the main chart
Astaire Dramatist Guild Clarence Derwent Lucille Lortel Pulitzer Prize Obies OOBR Theatre World	Drama Desk Drama League FANY's Outer Critics Circle Drama Critics Circle Tony's

ASTAIRE AWARD (THEATRE DEVELOPMENT FUND)

Choreography
Lynne Taylor Corbett, Swing
Kathleen Marshall, Kiss Me, Kate
Susan Stroman, Contact and The Music Man

Female Dancer
Stephanie Michels, Contact
Deborah Yates, Contact
Karen Ziemba, Contact

Male Dancer
Clyde Alves, The Music Man
Michael Berresse, Kiss Me, Kate
Stanley Wayne Mathis, Kiss Me, Kate

CLARENCE DERWENT AWARDS

Sherie Rene Scott, Aida
Derek Smith, The Green Bird'

Frederick Loewe Award for Dramatic Composition
Stephen Sondheim (for body of work)

Flora Roberts Award (for distinguish work by a playwright)
Tina Howe

Hull-Warriner Award
Donald Margulies for Pride's Crossing

Lifetime Achievement
Arthur Miller

Madge Evans-Sidney Kingsley Award
(for outstanding contributions to the theatre)
Donald Margulies (playwright)
Marion Seldes (actress)

Outstanding Play
Dinner with Friends, Donald Margulies

Outstanding Musical
James Joyce's The Dead, Richard Nelson & Shaun Davey

Outstanding Revival
The Torchbearers

Outstanding Performances
Boyd Gaines, Contact
Eileen Heckart, The Waverly Gallery

Outstanding Director
Susan Stroman, Contact

Outstanding Lighting Design
Kenneth Posner, Give Me Your Answer, Do and The Wild Party

Outstanding Set Design
David Gallo, The Wild Party (Manhattan Theatre Club)

Outstanding Costume Design
Martin Pakledinaz,Waste and The Wild Party

Special Achievement
Lifetime Achievement Award: Jason Robards

Body of Work
Eileen Heckart

In addition, Charles Busch and Israel Horowitz received stars in the sidewalk in front of the Lortel Theatre.

OOBR Awards (off-off-Broadway Review)
(only winners are announced)

American Hieroglyphics
by Larry Myers, Theater for the New City

Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill
by Kurt Weill and various lyricists, Theatre 1010

Cowboys (A Gay Musical)
book and lyrics by Clint Jefferies, music by Paul L. Johnson, Wings Theatre

The Devil's Home Movies
by Larry Myers, The Common Basis Theatre and RWM Playwrights Lab

Ice in April
written and directed by Frank Avellino, Razor Productions/Sage Theatre Co.

Northanger Abbey
by Jane Austen, adapted by Lynn Marie Macy, Distilled Spirits Theatre

Pericles
by William Shakespeare, Expanded Arts

Shakin' the Mess Outta Misery
by Shay Youngblood, Vital Theatre Company

The Taming of the Shrew
by William Shakespeare, Hawk and Handsaw Production Co.

A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens, adapted and directed by Will Pomerantz, The Culture Project

Urinetown! The Musical
music and lyrics by Mark Hollmann, book and lyrics by Greg Kotis, Theatre of the Apes

Sustained Achievement
The Gallery Players

PULITZER PRIZE FOR DRAMA
Dinner with Friends by Donald Margulies

Performance:
Dominique Dibbell, Jet Lag
Eileen Heckart, The Waverly Gallery
Cynthia Hopkins, Another Telepathic Thing
Byron Jennings, Waste
Eddie Korbich, Taking a Chance on Love
Elizabeth Marvel, A Streetcar Named Desire
Colm Meaney, The Cider House Rules Part One: Here in St. Cloud's
Debra Monk, Time of the Cuckoo
Lola Pashalinski, Gertrude and Alice
Lynne Thigpen, Jar the Floor
Christopher Evan Welch, A Streetcar Named Desire
Charlayne Woodard, In the Blood
Outstanding Ensemble Performance: Jitney - Russell Hornsby, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Anthony Chisholm, Barry Shabaka Henley, Willis Burks II, Leo V. Finnie III, Paul Butler, Michole Briana White, Carl Lumbly

Direction:
Marion McClinton, Jitney

Design:
Christopher Akerlind, Sustained Excellence in Lighting Design
Mark Dendy, Choreography in The Wild Party
David Gallo, Sustained Excellence in Set Design
Jan Hartley, Sustained Excellence in Projection Design
Susan Hilferty, Sustained Excellence in Costume Design

Playwriting:
Harley Granville Barker, Waste

Special Citations:

Maria Irene Fornes, writing and direction of Letters From Cuba
Deb Margolin, Sustained Excellence of Performance

Best Production:
Ben Katcho, Michael Gordon, David Lang, Julia Wolfe, Bob McGrath, The Carbon Copy Building
Jan Lauwers / Needcompany, Morning Song
Sarah E. Johnson, Lava Love
Joe Mantello and Marc Wolf, Another American: Asking and Telling
The Builders Association and Diller + Scofidio, Jet Lag
Jesusa Rodriguez and Liliana Felipe, Las Horas de Belen -- A Book of Hours
Bill Talen, The Reverend Billy

Sustained Achievement:
Ping Chong

Grants:
Ross Wetzsteon Award ($2000) - The Foundry

$3330 each:
Big Dance Theater
Circus Amok
Five Myles

THEATRE WORLD AWARDS
(only winners are announced)

Outstanding Debut Performers in NYC (on or Off-Broadway)
Craig Bierko, The Music Man
Everett Bradley, Swing!
Gabriel Byrne, A Moon for the Misbegotten
Ann Hampton Callaway, Swing!
Toni Collette, The Wild Party
Henry Czerny, Arms and the Man
Stephen Dillane, The Real Thing
Jennifer Ehle, The Real Thing
Philip Seymour Hoffman, True West
Hayley Mills, A Suite in Two Keys
Cigdem Onat, Time of the Cuckoo
Claudia Shear, Dirty Blonde

Special Awards
Barry Humphries (Dame Edna)

OTHER SPECIAL CATEGORIES:

DRAMA DESK AWARDS
(that didn't fit in the chart)

Solo Performance
Spalding Gray, Morning, Noon and Night
Olympia Dukakis, Rose
Barry Humphries, Dame Edna: The Royal Tour
Mark Linn-Baker, Chesapeake
Mark Setlock, Fully Committed
Marc Wolf, Another American: Asking and Telling

Unique Theatrical Experience
Charlie Victor Romeo
Do You Come Here Often?
Shockheaded Peter

 Special Awards
Alexander H. Cohen (posthumous) (Lifelong commitment to excellence in theatre)
Barnard Hughes and Helen Stenborg (Shared Lifetime Achievement)
Cast of Jitney (Outstanding Ensemble Performance)

DRAMA LEAGUE AWARDS
(that didn't fit in the chart)

Distinguished Achievement in Musical Theatre

Audra McDonald

Unique Contribution to the Theatre

Jon Jory (Actors Theatre of Louisville)

Julia Hansen Award for Excellence in Directing

Daniel Sullivan

FANY AWARDS (Friends of NY Theatre)
(that didn't fit in the chart)

Outstanding Revue or Unique Theatrical Experience

Dame Edna: The Royal Tour
Much Ado About Everything
Riverdance
Swing

 

Outstanding Broadway Debut
Jody J. Abrahams, Kat and the Kings
Christopher Ashley, Voices in the Dark
Gabriel Byrne, The Moon for the Misbegotten
Cindy Katz, Amadeus
Katy Selverstone, The Ride Down Mt. Morgan

Outstanding Individual Performance
Everett Bradley, Swing
Ann Hampton Callaway, Swing
Michael Gruber, Swing
Barry Humphreys, Dame Edna: The Royal Tour

OUTER CRITIC CIRCLE AWARDS
(that didn't fit in the chart)

Outstanding Solo Performance
Olympia Dukakis, Rose (tie)
Mark Linn-Baker, Chesapeake
Mark Setlock, Fully Committed (tie)
Marc Wolf, Another American Asking And Telling

John Gassner Play Writing Award
Charles Busch, The Tale of the Allergist's Wife
David Lindsay-Abaire, Fuddy Meers
Kenneth Lonergan, The Waverly Gallery
Joan Vail Thorne, The Exact Center of the Universe

Special Achievement Award (recipients)
Barry Humphries for Dame Edna: The Royal Tour
Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly of True West

NEW YORK DRAMA CRITICS' CIRCLE AWARDS
(that didn't fit in the chart)

Special Award
(none)

TONY AWARDS
(that didn't fit in the chart)

Special Awards
Dame Edna: The Royal Tour, Live Theatrical Event
Encores!
Eileen Heckart, Excellence in Theatre
Sylvia Herscher (agent), Lifetime Achievement
T. Edward Hambleton (producer), Lifetime Achievement

Outstanding Regional Theatre
Utah Shakespearean Festival

 

NOTE: Items marked in red are category winners.

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