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VEANNE COX FILM RADIUM GIRLS Lydia Dean Picher/Ginny Mohler VEANNE COX FILM RADIUM GIRLS Lydia Dean Picher/Ginny Mohler, dir. LITTLE BOXES Rob Meyer, dir. THE REWRITE Marc Lawrence, dir. THE BETTER ANGELS A.J. Edwards, dir. OUT THERE David Wike, dir. TWO WEEKS NOTICE Marc Lawrence, dir. THE SASQUATCH GANG Tim Skousen, dir. MARCI X Richard Benjamin, dir. BEETHOVEN’S 4th David Mickey Evans, dir. ERIN BROCKOVICH Steven Sodergergh, dir. BIG EDEN Thomas Bezucha, dir. YOU’VE GOT MAIL Nora Ephron, dir. HENRY FOOL Hal Hartley, dir. BATON ROUGE Brad Sanders, dir. DIRTY MONEY James Bruce, dir. TELEVISION ODD MOM OUT BRAVO BLUE BLOODS CBS INCORPORATED SYFY 2 BROKE GIRLS CBS SMASH (recurring) NBC PAN AM (recurring) ABC LAW & ORDER: SVU NBC LOUIE FX ROYAL PAINS USA LAW & ORDER NBC HINDSIGHT (pilot) Lifetime NUMB3RS CBS BOSTON LEGAL ABC A SIDE ORDER OF LIFE Lifetime CSI CBS JOAN OF ARCADIA CBS LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT NBC ME AND HENRY (pilot) CBS CINDERELLA ABC/Disney SEINFELD NBC NATIONAL LAMPOON’S CLASS OF ’86 Showtime BROADWAY AN AMERICAN IN PARIS Christopher Wheeldon, dir. A FREE MAN OF COLOR George C. Wolfe, dir. LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Terry Johnson, dir. CAROLINE OR CHANGE George C. Wolfe, dir. **THE DINNER PARTY John Rando, dir. *COMPANY Scott Ellis, dir. SMILE Howard Ashman, dir. ENCORES DAMN YANKEES John Rando, dir. OFF BROADWAY --DRAMA DESK SPECIAL AWARD— --OBIE AWARD FOR SUSTAINED EXCELLENCE OF PERFORMANCE— THE OLD FRIENDS Signature Theatre, Michael Wilson, dir. BLIND Rattlestick, Lucie Tiberghien, dir. ***SPAIN Manhattan Class Company, Jeremy Dobrish, dir. ***PARADISE PARK Signature Theatre, Daniel Fish, dir. THE WOODEN BREEKS Manhattan Class Company, Trip Cullman, dir. ****LAST EASTER Manhattan Class Company, Doug Hughes, dir. HOUSE AND GARDEN Manhattan Theatre Club, John Tillinger, dir. A QUESTION OF MERCY New York Theatre Workshop, Doug Hughes, dir. THE ALTRUISTS Vineyard Theater, David Warren, dir. THE WAITING ROOM Vineyard Theater, David Schweizer, dir. FREEDOMLAND Playwrights Horizons, Howard Shalwitz, dir. LABOR DAY Manhattan Theatre Club, Jack O’Brien THE BATTING CAGE Vineyard Theater, Lisa Peterson, dir. FLORA, THE RED MENACE Vineyard Theater, Scott Ellis, dir. THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES Joe Mantello, dir. LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE Karen Carpenter A MOTHER, A DAUGHTER AND A GUN Jonathan Lynn REGIONAL THEATER MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS McCarter Theater Company, Emily Mann, dir. THE SCHOOL FOR LIES, THE WAY OF THE WORLD, *****THE BEAUX STRATAGEM Shakespeare Theatre Company, Michael Kahn, dir. THE OLD FRIENDS The Alley Theatre, Michael Wilson, Dir. PRESENT LAUGHTER Two River Theatre Company, David Lee, Dir. BETTY’S SUMMER VACATION Bay Street Theatr BETTY’S SUMMER VACATION Bay Street Theatre, Trip Cullman, Dir. PRIVATE LIVES Guthrie Theatre, Peter Rothstein, Dir. TWELFTH NIGHT Shakespeare Theatre Company, Rebecca Taichman, Dir. THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR Shakespeare Theatre Company, Stephen Rayne, Dir. THE BOYFRIEND Bay Street Theatre, Julie Andrews, Dir. THE IMAGINARY INVALID Yale Repertory Theatre, Mark Rucker, Dir. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST La Jolla Playhouse, Les Waters, Dir. ***** HELEN HAYES NOMINATION – Outstanding Lead Actress ***** HELEN HAYES NOMINATION – Outstanding Lead Actress **** DRAMA DESK NOMINATION – Outstanding Lead Actress *** LUCILLE LORTEL NOMINATION – Outstanding Featured Actress ** OUTER CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD – Outstanding Ensemble * TONY AWARD NOMINATION & DRAMA DESK NOMINATION * TONY AWARD NOMINATION & DRAMA DESK NOMINATION PRIVATE LIVES .
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