The Chart of New York Theatrical Awards 2001, Part III

The Others

Click here for Part I - The Acting Categories.
Click here for Part II - The Creative, Show and Technical Categories.
Click here for Part IV - Out-of Town.
Part V - Beginning of the End.

Big Chart
Fun With Math
Jumping to Conclusions - Pt. 1
Jumping to Conclusions - Pt. 2

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
American Theatre Critics Association Astaire Best Plays of... Broadway.com Audience Awards Dramatist Guild Clarence Derwent Lucille Lortel Pulitzer Prize Obies OOBR New Dramatists NY Theatre Wire Irene Sharaff Theatre World	Drama Desk Drama League Outer Critics Circle Drama Critics Circle Tony's

AMERICAN THEATRE CRITICS ASSOCIATION

M. Elizabeth Osborn Award for Emerging Playwrights
S. M. Shephard-Masset

Steinberg New Play Award
Anton in Show Business, by Jane Martin

ASTAIRE AWARD (THEATRE DEVELOPMENT FUND)

Choreography
Jerry Mitchell, The Full Monty
Randy Skinner, 42nd Street
Susan Stroman, The Producers

Female Dancer
Carol Bentley, Follies
Cady Huffman, The Producers
Kate Levering, 42nd Street

Male Dancer
Michael Arnold, 42nd Street
Andre De Shields, The Full Monty
David Elder, 42nd Street

Lifetime Achievement Award
Donald Saddler

BEST PLAYS OF... (Yearbook)

Boy Gets Girl by Rebecca Gilman
The Invention of Love by Tom Stoppard
King Hedley II by August Wilson
Lobby Hero by Kenneth Lonergan
Mnemonic by Simon McBurney
Nocturne by Adam Rapp
The Play About the Baby by Edward Albee
The Producers by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan
Proof by David Auburn
Urinetown: The Musical by Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman

Favorite New Broadway Musical:
The Producers

Favorite New Broadway Play:
Proof

Favorite Broadway Play Revival:
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Favorite Broadway Musical Revival:
Follies

Favorite New Off-Broadway Musical:
Bat Boy: The Musical

Favorite New Off-Broadway Play:
Boy Gets Girl

Favorite Leading Actor in a Broadway Musical:
Nathan Lane, The Producers

Favorite Leading Actress in a Broadway Musical:
Marla Schaffel, Jane Eyre

Favorite Featured Actor in a Broadway Musical:
Andre De Shields, The Full Monty

Favorite Featured Actress in a Broadway Musical:
Janine LaManna, Seussical

Favorite Leading Actor in a Broadway Play:
Gary Sinise, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Favorite Leading Actress in a Broadway Play:
Mary-Louise Parker, Proof

Favorite Featured Actor in a Broadway Play:
Michael Hayden, Judgment at Nuremberg

Favorite Featured Actress in a Broadway Play:
Shirl Bernheim, The Tale of the Allergist's Wife

Favorite Solo Performance:
Lily Tomlin, The Search For Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe

Favorite Ensemble Cast:
A Class Act

Favorite Onstage Pair:
Matthew Broderick & Nathan Lane, The Producers

Favorite Replacement (Male):
Sebastian Bach, Jekyll & Hyde

Favorite Replacement (Female):
Reba McEntire, Annie Get Your Gun

Favorite Breakthrough Performance (Male):
Deven May, Bat Boy: The Musical

Favorite Breakthrough Performance (Female):
Kaitlin Hopkins, Bat Boy: The Musical

Spencer Kayden, Urinetown
David Burtka, The Play About the Baby

Frederick Loewe Award for Dramatic Composition
John Kander

Flora Roberts Award (for distinguish work by a playwright)
Adrienne Kennedy

Hull-Warriner Award
David Auburn for his play, Proof

Lifetime Achievement
Edward Albee

Madge Evans-Sidney Kingsley Award
(for outstanding contributions to the theatre)

Outstanding Play
Jitney
The Play about the Baby
Proof
Ten Unknowns
The Unexpected Man

Outstanding Musical
American Rhapsody: A New Musical Revue
Bat Boy: The Musical
The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin
newyorkers
Suburb

Outstanding Revival
for colored girls who considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf
Juno and the Paycock
Tiny Alice
What the Butler Saw

Outstanding Actor
Alan Bates, The Unexpected Man
Glenn Fitzgerald, Lobby Hero
Deven May, Bat Boy: The Musical
Brian Murray, The Play About the Baby
Donald Sutherland, Ten Unknowns

Outstanding Actress
Eileen Atkins, The Unexpected Man
Janie Dee, Comic Potential
Mary Beth Fisher, Boy Gets Girl
Mary Louise Parker, Proof
Marian Seldes, The Play About the Baby

Outstanding Featured Actor
Tate Donovan, Lobby Hero
Dion Graham, Lobby Hero
Justin Kirk, Ten Unknowns
Alec Mapa, Dogeaters
Howard Witt, Boy Gets Girl

Outstanding Featured Actress
Johanna Day, Proof
Randy Graff, A Class Act
Julianna Margulies, Ten Unknowns
Julia Murney, Time and Again
Ching Valdes-Aran, Dogeaters

Outstanding Director
Mark Brokaw, Lobby Hero
Michael Grief, Dogeaters
Simon McBurney, Mnemonic
Marion McClinton, Jitney
Daniel Sullivan, Proof

Outstanding Choreography
A.C. Ciulla, The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin
Christopher Gatelli, Bat Boy: The Musical
Daniel Pelzig, newyorkers
Donald Saddler, American Rhapsody: A New Musical Revue
Maria Torres, 4 Guys Named Jose... And Una Mujer Named Maria!

Outstanding Lighting Design
Betsy Adams/Martha Swetzoff, The Laramie Project
Paul Anderson, Mnemonic
Pat Collins, Proof
Donald Holder, Jitney
Hugh Vanstone, The Unexpected Man

Outstanding Set Design
John Arnone, Tiny Alice
John Lee Beatty, Proof
Ralph Funicello, Ten Unknowns
Mark Thompson, The Unexpected Man
David Gallo, Jitney

Outstanding Costume Design
Jane Greenwood, Old Money
Susan Hilferty, Jitney
Constance Hoffman, Tiny Alice
Fabio Toblini, Bat Boy: The Musical
David C. Woolard, The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin

Outstanding Sound Design
Mark Bennett/Michael Creason, Dogeaters
David Bullard/Mic Pool, The Unexpected Man
T. Richard Fitzgerald, 4 Guys Named Jose... And Una Mujer Named Maria!
Robert Milburn, Jitney
Christopher Shutt, Mnemonic

Special Achievement
Kitty Carlisle Hart

Body of Work
New York Theatre Workshop

Edith Oliver Award for Sustained Excellence
Lanford Wilson

Unique Theatrical Experience
Mnemonic

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

4 Pike Productions, Uncle Nicky
Deptford Players & Yorkville Rep, Journey, End
American Globe, Hamlet
Screaming Venus, Word To Your Momma
Genesis Rep, Julius Caesar
The New Ensemble, Let 100 Flowers Bloom
Fourth Unity, Icarus
Wings Theatre Company & Idle Hands, The Witches Triptych
Inertia Inc, Life During Wartime
Gallery Players, Noises Off
John Montgomery & Spotlight On, Circle
Seraphim, A Chain of Summer Voices
Lightning Strikes, In The Parlance
HERE, Shirley Chickenpants
Random Art(s) Inc., Seascape With Sharks and Dancer

Sustained Achievement
Lou Rodgers, Golden Fleece Limited/Square One Series

NEW DRAMATISTS

Lifetime Achievement Award
Arthur Miller

NEW YORK THEATRE WIRE'S TOP 10

Mel Brooks' The Producers
Theatre de Complicite's Mnemonic
Tom Stoppard's The Invention of Love
Terence McNally and David Yazbek's The Full Monty
David Auburn's Proof
Robert Lepage's The Far Side of the Moon
Alan Ayckbourn's Comic Potential
Ping Chong's Secret History
Ronnie Burkett's Street of Blood
Marie Jones' Stones in His Pockets

Proof, by David Auburn

Lifetime Achievement Award
Freddy Wittop

Young Master Award
Constance Hoffman

Artisan Award
Barbara Matera

Posthumous Award
Aline Bernstein

Performance:
Mary-Louise Parker, Proof
Janie Dee, Comic Potential
Bette Bourne, Resident Alien
Brian Murray, The Play About the Baby
George Bartenieff, I Will Bear Witness
Brian D'Arcy James, The Good Thief
Jackie Hoffman, The Book of Liz
Pamela Isaacs, Newyorkers
John Ortiz, References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot
Stephanie Berry, The Shaneequa Chronicles
Judy Kuhn, Mandy Gonzalez, Anika Noni Rose, Ronnell Bey, Eli's Comin'

Direction:
Craig Lucas, Saved or Destroyed
Michael Grief, Dogeaters

Choreography:
John Carrafa, Urinetown

Set Design:
Douglas Stein, Texts for Nothing and Saved
Neil Patel, War of the Worlds, Resident Alien, Race and I Will Bear Witness

Music:
Bill Sims, Jr., Lackawanna Blues
Kirsten Childs, The Bubbly Black Girl Sheds Her Chameleon Skin
Diedre Murray, vocal and instrumental arrangement, Eli's Comin'
Ed Kleban, A Class Act

Playwriting:
Jose Rivera, References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot

Special Citations:
Rinde Eckert, And God Created Great Whales
Justin Bond and Kenny Mellman, Kiki and Herb: Jesus Wept
Julia Wolfe, Laurie Olinder, Bill Morrison, Fred Tietz, Cynthia Hopkins, Howard S. Thies, Pilar Limosner, Tim Schellenbaum, Ruth Pongstaphone, Matthew Tierney, for the collaboration design of Jennie Richee; Bob McGrath for the direction of Jennie Richee
Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman, Urinetown
Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Lackawanna Blues

Best Play:
Pamela Gien, The Syringa Tree

Sustained Achievement:
Marian Seldes

Grants:
Soho Rep
Clubbed Thumb
Classical Theatre of Harlem
Mint Theater

Ross Wetzsteon Award:
Theatre for a New Audience

THEATRE WORLD AWARDS
(only winners are announced)

Outstanding Debut Performers in NYC (on or Off-Broadway)
Actress
Juliette Binoche, Betrayal
Janie Dee, Comic Potential
Kathleen Freeman, The Full Monty
Reba McEntire, Annie Get Your Gun
Rosie Perez, References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot
Joely Richardson, Madame Melville

Actor
Macaulay Culkin, Madame Melville
Raul Esparza, The Rocky Horror Show
Deven May, Bat Boy
Chris Noth, Gore Vidal's The Best Man
Joshua Park, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
John Ritter, The Dinner Party

Special Awards
Sean Campion and Conleth Hill, Stones in His Pockets

OTHER SPECIAL CATEGORIES:

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

Revue
American Rhapsody
Forbidden Broadway 2001
Newyorkers

 

Solo Performance
Eric Bogosian, Wake Up and Smell the Coffee
Betty Bourne, Resident Alien
Brian d'Arcy James, The Good Thief
Pamela Gien, The Syringa Tree
Sarah Jones, Surface Transit
Ruben Santiago Hudson, Lackawanna Blues

Unique Theatrical Experience
And God Created Great Whales, Rinde Eckert
The Laramie Project, Moises Kaufman & Tectonic Theatre Project
Mnemonic, Simon McBurney

 Special Awards
Sean Campion & Conleth Hilll, Stones in His Pockets
Reba McEntire, Annie Get Your Gun
Entire cast of Cobb
Entire cast of Tabletop

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

Outstanding Achievement in Musical Theatre

Susan Stroman for her work as director and choreographer for The Producers and the currently-running Contact and The Music Man

Outstanding Contribution to the Theatre

Steppenwolf Theatre Company of Chicago in honor of their 25th anniversary season including this season's One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Julia Hansen Award for Excellence in Directing

Jack O'Brien for his work as the artistic director of San Diego's Globe Theatre and stagings of The Full Monty and The Invention of Love

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

Outstanding Solo Performance
Tovah Feldshuh, Tallulah Hallelujah!
Pamela Gien, The Syringa Tree
Bill Irwin, Texts for Nothing
Brian D'Arcy James, The Good Thief

John Gassner Play Writing Award
David Auburn, Proof
Pamela Gien, The Syringa Tree
Rebecca Gilman, Boy Gets Girl
Kenneth Lonergan, Lobby Hero

Special Achievement Award (recipients)
Sean Campion and Conleth Hill for Stones in His Pockets
The ensemble of The Dinner Party
Reba McEntire for revitalizing Annie Get Your Gun

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

Special Award
(none this year)

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

Special Theatrical Event
Blast!

 

Lifetime Achievement
Paul Gemignani

 

Excellence in Theater (Recipients)
Betty Corwin and the Theater on Film and Tape Archive at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center

New Dramatists

Theater World

Outstanding Regional Theatre
Victory Gardens Theater (Chicago, IL)

 

NOTE: Items marked in red are category winners.

Click here for Part I - The Acting Categories.
Click here for Part II - The Creative, Show and Technical Categories.
Click here for Part IV - Out-of Town.
Part V - Beginning of the End.

Big Chart
Fun With Math
Jumping to Conclusions - Pt. 1
Jumping to Conclusions - Pt. 2

1997 Awards charts
1998 Awards charts
1999 Awards charts
2000 Awards charts

Originally published at Suite101.com Theatre, 3/20 - 8/12/01

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