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The 2013 Non-Equity Jeff Award Nominations

by Johnny Oleksinski | April 23, 2013

by Johnny Oleksinski
April 23, 2013April 23, 2013Filed under:
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"Floyd Collins"/Photo: Peter Coombs

“Floyd Collins”/Photo: Peter Coombs

By Johnny Oleksinski

The 2013 Non-Equity Jeff Award nominations have been announced, with Bohemian Theatre Ensemble and The Hypocrites leading with fourteen and twelve nominations respectively. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on June 3.

 

 

PRODUCTION – PLAY
“City of Dreadful Night” — The Den Theatre
“The Cripple of Inishmaan” — Redtwist Theatre
“Flare Path” — Griffin Theatre Company
“The Quality of Life” — The Den Theatre
“When The Rain Stops Falling” — Circle Theatre

PRODUCTION – MUSICAL
“Avenue Q” — NightBlue Performing Arts Company
“The Mikado” — The Hypocrites
“Reefer Madness” — Circle Theatre
“The Spitfire Grill” — Bohemian Theatre Ensemble
“Under A Rainbow Flag” — Pride Films and Plays

PRODUCTION – REVUE
“Smokey Joe’s Café” — Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre

DIRECTOR – PLAY
Jonathan Berry — “Moment” — Steep Theatre Company
John Gawlik — “When The Rain Stops Falling” — Circle Theatre
Lia D. Mortensen — “The Quality of Life” — The Den Theatre
Kimberly Senior — “The Cripple of Inishmaan” — Redtwist Theatre
Ron Wells — “City of Dreadful Night” — The Den Theatre
Robin Witt — “Flare Path” — Griffin Theatre Company

DIRECTOR – MUSICAL OR REVUE
Brenda Didier — “Smokey Joe’s Café” — Theo Ubique Cabaret Theatre
Sean Graney — “The Mikado” — The Hypocrites
Matthew Gunnels — “Reefer Madness” — Circle Theatre
Kyle Hamman — “Improbable Frequency” — Strawdog Theatre Company
David Zak — “Under A Rainbow Flag” — Pride Films and Plays

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