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Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 02 2009 OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION – MUSICAL 01. Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 02. Big River (Theatrical Outfit) 03. Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre) 04. Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Georgia Ensemble Theatre) 05. Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION – PLAY 01. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 02. A Cool Drink a Water (Horizon Theatre) 03. A Man for All Seasons (Theatre in the Square) 04. Mauritius (Actor’s Express) 05. Miss Evers’ Boys (True Colors Theatre) OUTSTANDING DIRECTION – MUSICAL 01. Susan V. Booth – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) 02. Robert J. Farley – Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Georgia Ensemble Theatre) 03. Patdro Harris – Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre) 04. Heidi Cline McKerley – Big River (Theatrical Outfit) 05. Robert S. Wayne – The Pirates of Penzance (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) OUTSTANDING DIRECTION – PLAY 01. Freddie Ashley – Mauritius (Actor’s Express) 02. Jill Jane Clements – A Lesson Before Dying (Theatrical Outfit) 03. Kenny Leon – Miss Evers’ Boys (True Colors Theatre) 04. Jasson Minadakis – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Jessica Phelps West – Tradin’ Paint (Theatre in the Square) OUTSTANDING MUSIC DIRECTION 01. Brandt Blocker – Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 02. Mary-Mitchell Campbell – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) 03. S. Renee Clark – Big River (Theatrical Outfit) 04. Michael Fauss – Smokey Joe’s Café (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 05. Robert S. Wayne – The Pirates of Penzance (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) OUTSTANDING CHOREOGRAPHY 01. Hope Clarke – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) 02. Patdro Harris – Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre) 03. Jen MacQueen and Elizabeth Neidel – Smokey Joe’s Café (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 04. Jeff McKerley – The Pirates of Penzance (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 05. Cindy Mora Reiser – Cabaret (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) OUTSTANDING LEAD FEMALE ACTOR – MUSICAL 01. Stephanie Dorfman – Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 02. Nicole Long – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) 03. Claci Miller-Juday – Cabaret (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 04. Naima Carter Russell – Antigone (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Cynthia Watters – The Pirates of Penzance (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) OUTSTANDING LEAD FEMALE ACTOR – PLAY 01. Veronika Duerr – Tradin’ Paint (Theatre in the Square) 02. Jasmine Guy – Miss Evers’ Boys (True Colors Theatre) 03. Karen Howell – Tea at Five (ART Station) 04. Tonia Jackson – And Her Hair Went with Her (Horizon Theatre) 05. Cara Mantella – Mauritius (Actor’s Express) 06. Maria Rodriguez-Sager – Speech & Debate (Theatre in the Square) OUTSTANDING LEAD MALE ACTOR – MUSICAL 01. Rob Lawhon – Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Georgia Ensemble Theatre) 02. Dustin Lewis – Jon & Jen (Theatrical Outfit) 03. Eric Moore – Big River (Theatrical Outfit) 04. Brandon O’Dell – Big River (Theatrical Outfit) 05. Darryl Jovan Williams – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) OUTSTANDING LEAD MALE ACTOR – PLAY 01. John Ammerman – A Man for All Seasons (Theatre in the Square) 02. Thomas W. Jones II – A Cool Drink a Water (Horizon Theatre) 03. Chris Kayser – Mauritius (Actor’s Express) 04. Chris Kayser – A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Kenny Leon – Blood Knot (Theatrical Outfit/True Colors Theatre) 06. Eric J. Little – A Lesson Before Dying (Theatrical Outfit) 07. E. Roger Mitchell – Gem of the Ocean (Alliance Theatre/True Colors Theatre) OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING FEMALE ACTOR – MUSICAL 01. Jill Hames – Cabaret (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 02. Bethany Irby – Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Georgia Ensemble Theatre) 03. Marcie Millard – The It Girl (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 04. Jackie Prucha – Cabaret (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 05. Mary Welch Rogers – Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING FEMALE ACTOR – PLAY 01. Donna Biscoe – A Cool Drink a Water (Horizon Theatre) 02. Kate Donadio – Tradin’ Paint (Theatre in the Square) 03. Tonia Jackson – Gem of the Ocean (Alliance Theatre/True Colors Theatre) 04. Megan McFarland – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Kathleen Wattis – Mauritius (Actor’s Express) OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING MALE ACTOR – MUSICAL 01. Ricardo Aponte – Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Georgia Ensemble Theatre) 02. Bradley Bergeron – Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 03. Tom Key – Big River (Theatrical Outfit) 04. Jeff McKerley – Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 05. Eugene Russell IV – Antigone (Georgia Shakespeare) OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING MALE ACTOR – PLAY 01. Richard Garner – Mauritius (Actor’s Express) 02. Neal A. Ghant – Tradin’ Paint (Theatre in the Square) 03. Eric J. Little – Miss Evers’ Boys (True Colors Theatre) 04. Tim McDonough – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. E. Roger Mitchell – Miss Evers’ Boys (True Colors Theatre) OUTSTANDING ACTING ENSEMBLE – MUSICAL 01. Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre) – Elijah Avraham, Cynthia D. Barker, Brian Binion, DeMille Cole-Heard, Sam Collier, Keemar Davis, Reginald Degraffenreidt, Jordan Ealey, Desmond Ellington, Andrea Gooden, Ariana Groover, Amber Iman, Victor M. Jackson, Brandin Jenkins, Jelani Jones, Shay Latte, Jordan Minter, Marcus Morris, Ronve O’Daniel, Chelsea Reynolds, Ronndell Smith, Galen Williams, Kelly Young, and Camilla Zaepfel 02. High School Musical 2 (Legacy Theatre) – Courtney Godwin, Haley Godwin, Dustin Lewis, Brad Southards, and Chase Todd 03. Once on This Island (Aurora Theatre) – Michaela Bost, Bradley Candie, Jeanette Illidge, Amber Iman, Clayborn Knight, Naomi Lavette, Eric Moore, Xylina Nuckles, Naima Carter Russell, Spencer G. Stephens, and Barbara Washington 04. Smokey Joe’s Café (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) – Bradley Candie, Theresa Cunningham, Kenya Hamilton, David Howard, Michael Larche, Shawn Megordan, Jevares C. Myrick, Brett Parker, and Caitlin Smith OUTSTANDING ACTING ENSEMBLE – PLAY 01. Doctor Faustus (Atlanta Shakespeare Company) – Laura Cole and Maurice Ralston 02. End Days (Horizon Theatre) – Nick Arapoglou, Robin Bloodworth, Adam Fistoe, Maia Knipsel, and Stacy Melich 03. for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf (True Colors Theatre) – Danielle Deadwyler, Crystal Fox, Robin Givens, Yakini Horne, Omelika Kuumba,Nicole Ari Parker, and Nevaina Rhodes 04. 1:23 (Synchronicity Theatre) – Suehyla El-Attar, Rachel Garner, Dori Garziano, Mark Gray, Daniel Thomas May, and Theroun Patterson OUTSTANDING COSTUME DESIGN 01. Shilla Benning – Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre) 02. Jeannie Crawford – A Man for All Seasons (Theatre in the Square) 03. Clint Horne – The Pirates of Penzance (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 04. Sydney Roberts – A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Paul Tazewell – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) OUTSTANDING LIGHTING DESIGN 01. André C. Allen – And Her Hair Went with Her (Horizon Theatre) 02. Jessica Coale – Once on This Island (Aurora Theatre) 03. Jessica Coale – 1:23 (Synchronicity Theatre) 04. Mike Post – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Robert Wierzel – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) OUTSTANDING SCENIC DESIGN 01. Rochelle Barker – 1:23 (Synchronicity Theatre) 02. Kat Conley – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 03. Kat Conley – Titus Andronicus (Georgia Shakespeare) 04. Kat Conley – 26 Miles (Alliance Theatre) 05. Tom Lee – A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Georgia Shakespeare) 06. Lee Savage – Smart Cookie (Alliance Theatre) OUTSTANDING SOUND DESIGN 01. Clay Benning – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 02. Clay Benning and Klimchak – Titus Andronicus (Georgia Shakespeare) 03. Mimi Epstein – And Her Hair Went with Her (Horizon Theatre) 04. Klimchak – A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Georgia Shakespeare) 05. Brian Patterson – Tradin’ Paint (Theatre in the Square) AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD 01. Atlanta Lyric Theatre Nominations per production: 8 nominations – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre) 7 nominations – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Georgia Shakespeare) 6 nominations – Beauty and the Beast (Atlanta Lyric Theatre); Big River (Theatrical Outfit); Mauritius (Actor’s Express) 5 nominations – Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre); Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Georgia Ensemble Theatre); Miss Evers’ Boys (True Colors Theatre); The Pirates of Penzance (Atlanta Lyric Theatre); Tradin’ Paint (Theatre in the Square) 4 nominations – Cabaret (Atlanta Lyric Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Georgia Shakespeare) 3 nominations – And Her Hair Went with Her (Horizon Theatre); A Cool Drink a Water (Horizon Theatre); A Man for All Seasons (Theatre in the Square); Smokey Joe’s Café (Atlanta Lyric Theatre) 2 nominations – Antigone (Georgia Shakespeare); Gem of the Ocean (Alliance Theatre/True Colors Theatre); A Lesson Before Dying (Theatrical Outfit); Once on This Island (Aurora Theatre); 1:23 (Synchronicity Theatre); Titus Andronicus (Georgia Shakespeare) 1 nomination – Blood Knot (Theatrical Outfit/True Colors Theatre); Doctor Faustus (Atlanta Shakespeare Company); End Days (Horizon Theatre); for colored girls who have considered suicide when the rainbow is enuf (True Colors Theatre); High School Musical 2 (Legacy Theatre); The It Girl (Atlanta Lyric Theatre); Jon & Jen (Theatrical Outfit); Smart Cookie (Alliance Theatre); Speech & Debate (Theatre in the Square); Tea at Five (ART Station); 26 Miles (Alliance Theatre) Wins per production: 3 wins – Big River (Theatrical Outfit); Black Nativity (True Colors Theatre) 2 wins – Jesus Christ Superstar GOSPEL (Alliance Theatre); A Man for All
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