The 2007-08 Lortel Nominees are:
Outstanding Play
Betrayed
Written by George Packer
Produced by Culture Project
Blackbird
Written by David Harrower
Produced by Manhattan Theatre Club
The Brothers Size
Written by Tarell Alvin McCraney
Produced by The Public Theater, in association with The Foundry Theatre
New Jerusalem: The Interrogation of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Torah Congregation: Amsterdam, July 27, 1656
Written by David Ives
Produced by Classic Stage Company, by special arrangement with Bob Boyett
Opus
Written by Michael Hollinger
Produced by Primary Stages
Outstanding Musical
Adding Machine
Original Music by Joshua Schmidt, Libretto by Jason Loewith and Joshua Schmidt
Produced by Scott Morfee, Tom Wirtshafter, and Margaret Cotter
Next to Normal
Music by Tom Kitt, Book and Lyrics by Brian Yorkey
Produced by Second Stage Theatre
Passing Strange
Book and Lyrics by Stew, Music by Stew and Heidi Rodewald, Created in Collaboration with Annie Dorsen
Produced by The Public Theater, in association with Berkeley Repertory Theatre
The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island (or the Friends of Dr. Rushower)
Libretto and Drawings by Ben Katchor, Music by Mark Mulcahy
Produced by Vineyard Theatre
Wanda's World
Book by Eric H. Weinberger, Music and Lyrics by Beth Falcone, Story by Eric H. Weinberger and Beth Falcone
Produced by Amas Musical Theatre, in association with Terry Schnuck
Outstanding Solo Show
Beyond Glory
Written and Performed by Stephen Lang
Produced by Roundabout Theatre Company
Dai (enough)
Written and Performed by Iris Bahr
Produced by Bernie Kukoff, Jonathan Pollard, Jon Cutler in association with Highbrow Entertainment
Liberty City
Written by Jessica Blank and April Yvette Thompson
Performed by April Yvette Thompson
Produced by New York Theatre Workshop
Tings Dey Happen
Written by Dan Hoyle, Developed with Charlie Varon
Performed by Dan Hoyle
Produced by Culture Project
Outstanding Revival
Beckett Shorts
Written by Samuel Beckett
Produced by New York Theatre Workshop
Dividing the Estate
Written by Horton Foote
Produced by Primary Stages, in association with Jamie deRoy
The Misanthrope
Written by Molière, Translation by Tony Harrison
Produced by New York Theatre Workshop
Ohio State Murders
Written by Adrienne Kennedy
Produced by Theatre for a New Audience
Seussical
Music by Stephen Flaherty, Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, Book by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, Co-Conceived by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, and Eric Idle, Based on the works of Dr. Seuss
Produced by Theatreworks USA
Outstanding Director
David Cromer, Adding Machine
Daniel Fish, Paradise Park
Elizabeth LeCompte, The Wooster Group's HAMLET
Bob McGrath, The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island (or the Friends of Dr. Rushower)
Terrence J. Nolen, Opus
Outstanding Choreographer
Marcia Milgrom Dodge, Seussical
Peter Pucci, Queens Boulevard (the musical)
Lynne Taylor-Corbett, Wanda's World
Outstanding Lead Actor
Jeff Daniels, Blackbird
André De Shields, Black Nativity
Joel Hatch, Adding Machine
Morlan Higgins, Exits and Entrances
Jeremy Strong, New Jerusalem: The Interrogation of Baruch de Spinoza at Talmud Torah Congregation: Amsterdam, July 27, 1656
Outstanding Lead Actress
Elizabeth Franz, The Piano Teacher
Lisa Gay Hamilton, Ohio State Murders
Jayne Houdyshell, The Receptionist
Alison Pill, Blackbird
Lynn Redgrave, Grace
Outstanding Featured Actor
Francis Jue, Yellow Face
David Margulies, The Accomplices
Brian Murray, Gaslight
Lorenzo Pisoni, Election Day
Aaron Tveit, Next to Normal
Outstanding Featured Actress
Veanne Cox, Paradise Park
Veanne Cox, Spain
Zoe Kazan, 100 Saints You Should Know
Amy Warren, Adding Machine
Mare Winningham, 10 Million Miles
Outstanding Scenic Design
Scott Bradley, Eurydice
Jim Findlay and Jeff Sugg, The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island (or the Friends of Dr. Rushower)
Derek McLane, 10 Million Miles
Scott Pask, Blackbird
David Zinn, The Four of Us
Outstanding Costume Design
Mara Blumenfeld, The Glorious Ones
Michael Bottari & Ronald Case, and Jessica Jahn, Die Mommie Die!
Tracy Christensen, Seussical
Kristine Knanishu, Adding Machine
Jenny Mannis, The Drunken City
Outstanding Lighting Design
Kevin Adams, Passing Strange
Kevin Adams, Next to Normal
Russell H. Champa, Eurydice
Peter Mumford, Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?
Keith Parham, Adding Machine
Outstanding Sound Design
Geoff Abbas, Joby Emmons, and Matt Schloss, The Wooster Group's HAMLET
Daniel Baker, The Four of Us
Jorge Cousineau, Opus
Frank Gaeta, Dai (enough)
Darron L West, Dead Man's Cell Phone
Three special awards were anounced:
*The Edith Oliver Award will go to producer Theodore Mann.
*The Outstanding Body of Work Award will be presented to Primary Stages.
*The Unique Theatrical Experience Award goes to Horizon, produced by New York Theatre Workshop.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Upcoming @ PUBLIC LAB
THE CIVILIANS’ PARIS COMMUNE
APRIL 4 – APRIL 20
By STEVEN COSSON & MICHAEL FRIEDMAN
Directed by STEVEN COSSON
With Kate Buddeke, Aysan Celik, Nina Hellman, Dan Lipton, Jeanine Serralles, Brian Sgambati, Jeremy Shamos, Emily Tepe, and Sam Breslin Wright
In 1871, working class Parisians overthrew the French government, declared Paris autonomous and launched an attempt to radically reinvent society. In this musical play, a versatile company of performers bring this explosive event to life. Since its founding in 2001 by Artistic Director Steven Cosson, the award-winning company The Civilians has created several original shows including the Off-Broadway hits (I Am) Nobody’s Lunch and Gone Missing.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Friday, April 4 - Sunday, April 20
Tuesday - Friday at 8pm
Saturday at 2 & 8pm
Sunday at 3 & 7pm
Unavailable performances: April 5 at 2, April 20 at 7
All Tickets: $10 - Click Here
THE FEVER CHART:
THREE VISIONS OF THE MIDDLE EAST
APRIL 25 – MAY 11
By NAOMI WALLACE
Directed by JO BONNEY
With stories set in three different locations in the Middle East, Wallace’s muscular and poetic writing finds beauty in the grotesque and explores political tensions by grounding them in the human issues of love, life, and death. Internationally-acclaimed playwright Naomi Wallace is best known for her deeply political plays, including One Flea Spare (The Public Theater) and The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, and is the recipient the MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Friday, April 25 - Sunday, May 11
Tuesday - Friday at 8pm
Saturday at 2 & 8pm
Sunday at 2 & 7pm
Unavailable performances: March 8 at 2, March 9 at 7
All Tickets: $10 - Click Here
APRIL 4 – APRIL 20
By STEVEN COSSON & MICHAEL FRIEDMAN
Directed by STEVEN COSSON
With Kate Buddeke, Aysan Celik, Nina Hellman, Dan Lipton, Jeanine Serralles, Brian Sgambati, Jeremy Shamos, Emily Tepe, and Sam Breslin Wright
In 1871, working class Parisians overthrew the French government, declared Paris autonomous and launched an attempt to radically reinvent society. In this musical play, a versatile company of performers bring this explosive event to life. Since its founding in 2001 by Artistic Director Steven Cosson, the award-winning company The Civilians has created several original shows including the Off-Broadway hits (I Am) Nobody’s Lunch and Gone Missing.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Friday, April 4 - Sunday, April 20
Tuesday - Friday at 8pm
Saturday at 2 & 8pm
Sunday at 3 & 7pm
Unavailable performances: April 5 at 2, April 20 at 7
All Tickets: $10 - Click Here
THE FEVER CHART:
THREE VISIONS OF THE MIDDLE EAST
APRIL 25 – MAY 11
By NAOMI WALLACE
Directed by JO BONNEY
With stories set in three different locations in the Middle East, Wallace’s muscular and poetic writing finds beauty in the grotesque and explores political tensions by grounding them in the human issues of love, life, and death. Internationally-acclaimed playwright Naomi Wallace is best known for her deeply political plays, including One Flea Spare (The Public Theater) and The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, and is the recipient the MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Friday, April 25 - Sunday, May 11
Tuesday - Friday at 8pm
Saturday at 2 & 8pm
Sunday at 2 & 7pm
Unavailable performances: March 8 at 2, March 9 at 7
All Tickets: $10 - Click Here
Monday, March 17, 2008
GLAAD AWARD WINNERS!
Congratulations to BASH'd: A Gay Rap Opera and The Beebo Brinker Chronicles for winning GLAAD MEDIA AWARDS tonight in the Off-Off Broadway and Off Broadway (& Broadway) categories respectively.
The Beebo Brinker Chronicles has already moved for an extended run at 37 Arts through April 27th. Click Here for tickets & Info.
Bash'd is rumored to be coming back to NY this summer.
The Beebo Brinker Chronicles has already moved for an extended run at 37 Arts through April 27th. Click Here for tickets & Info.
Bash'd is rumored to be coming back to NY this summer.
Friday, March 14, 2008
Everett Quinton @ Coffeehouse Chronicles
Partner of Charles Ludlam and member of The Ridiculous Theatrical Company, Everett Quinton will talk with David Kaufman, author of the fabulous book on the company - Ridiculous!: The Theatrical Life and Times of Charles Ludlam. This talk is part of La Mama's invaluable Coffeehouse Chronicles and will take place on Saturday, March 15th at 3pm at the Cafe at La Mama. Admission is free, but in keeping with the La Mama tradition, the hat will be passed for donations. This is a don't miss!
For more info: www.lamama.org
For more info: www.lamama.org
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Hot New Season Announcement: Playwright's Horizons
An early contender for the "hottest" subscription of the 2008-2009 Season may just be Playwrights Horizons. They have just announced new plays by four of my favorite playwrights: Craig Lucas, Adam Rapp, Theresa Rebeck and Nicky Silver.
Three Changes by Nicky Silver directed by Wilson Milam
Kindness written & directed by Adam Rapp
Prayer for My Enemy by Craig Lucas, directed by Bartlett Sher
Our House, described as a new scathing comedy about the media and reality TV, by Theresa Rebeck (no director announced)
Three Changes by Nicky Silver directed by Wilson Milam
Kindness written & directed by Adam Rapp
Prayer for My Enemy by Craig Lucas, directed by Bartlett Sher
Our House, described as a new scathing comedy about the media and reality TV, by Theresa Rebeck (no director announced)
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