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Arcadia Austin Shakespeare Tom Stoppard

Performance added on Saturday, 2/18, 2 p.m.

DISCOUNTED tickets: $23.50, students $15 (must telephone)

Purchase on-line or at (512) 474-LONG (5664).

 

 

Opening this week ALT

The Crucible Arthur Miller Mary Moody Northen Theatre Austin TX
Romeo and Juliet City Theatre Austin
Messenger No. 4 and The 23 Would-Be Lives of Phineas Hamm
The 21 Would-Be Lives of Phineas Hamm Rachel McGinnis
Proof David Auburn Trinity Street Players, 2/17-3/04
UT New Theatre

includes Bacha Bazi by Gabriel Jackson Dean; The Chronicles of Bad Ass Women by Holli Gipson; Static by Tom Horan; and River City by Diana Grisanti

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide, Uprise Productions, Austin, TX
Civilization All You Can Eat Jason Grote Salvage Vanguard Theatre
The Robber Bridegroom ALfred Uhry
Woodwork Hank Schwemmer, Paper Chairs
Nick Kellogg, Katie Moss, Beirut Southwestern Univesity
Funny, You Don't Look Like A Grandmother, Hill Country Community Theatre
Vintage Hitchcock Joe Landry Bastrop Opera House TX

 


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Arcadia Tom Stoppard Austin Shakespeare at the Rollins Theatre, Long Center, 2/02-19
Cafe at the End of Time Sue Carroll Moore
Marsha Sray Searching for Eden, Paradox Players, 2/10-26
FronteraFest Short Fringe Hyde Park Theatre Austin TX
Boeing Boeing Marc Camoletti Austin Playhouse TX
Meredith McCall Next to Normal Zach Theatre
Hamlet, Sam Bass Community Theatre, Round Rock, 2/10-3/03
Mid-Life Crisis the musical Tex-Arts, Lakeway TX
Miss Evers' Boys by David Feldshuh, Renaissance Guild, San Antonio, 2/10-26
San Pedro Playhouse, San Antonio, 2/11-3/10
Death of A Salesman by Arthur Miller, Rose Theatre Company, San Antonio, 2/10-25
Six Degrees of Separation John Guare Classic Theatre San Antonio
A View from the Bridge Arthur Miller Vexler Theatre San Antonio
Same Time, Next Year, Cameo Theatre, San Antonio 1/28 - 2/26
Rent Woodlawn Theatre, San Antonio, 1/27-2/26
Oklahoma San Pedro Playhouse, San Antonio
Happy Birthday Marc Camoletti, WimberleyPlayers, 2/03-26
Little Women adapted by Matt Buchanan EmilyAnn Studio Theatre, 2/03-26
Lend Me A Tenor Gaslight Baker Theatre Lockhart
The Color Purple, VLA Theatre, Killeen TX
Nunsense, Circle Arts Theatre, New Braunsfels, 2/02-26

 

 

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Theatre for Youth ALT
If You Give A Mouse A Cookie (with Martin Burke), Saturdays 2/18-3/24
Urinetown KidsActing Austin TX
Joseph Technicolor Dreamcoat Austin Conservatory of Theatre Austin TX
The Story Wranglers, State Theatre, 2/28
Fancy Nancy & Other Storybooks, Theatreworks USA at the One World Theatre, 3/31 only


 

Coming Soon
A Midsummer Night's Dream, American Shakespeare Center 'Almost Blasphemy' tour at the University of Texas, 2/22
'Tis Pity She's A Whore, American Shakespeare Center 'Almost Blasphemy Tour' at University of Texas, 2/23 only
Cabaret McCallum Fine Arts Academy Austin TX
Glengarry Glen Ross David Mamet A Chick and A Dude Productions Austin TX
Sleepers Wake James D W Peden Overtime Theatre, San Antonio
Spring Awakening Austin High School Red Dragon Players, 2/24-26
Singin in the Rain Georgetown Palace Theatre TX
The Tempest by William Shakespeare, University of the Incarnate Word, San Antonio, 2/24-3/03

 

 

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ACOT Announces B. Iden Payne Nominations, 2008-2009, September 17 Print E-mail

 Austin Circle of Theatres

 

The B. Iden Payne nominating committee of the Austin Circle of Theatres has just made public the nominations for ACOT's B. Iden Payne awards.  ACOT members will be invited to download the list, vote and return votes for tabulation. 

 

The awards and pre-show reception will once again  be at the Rollins Studio Theatre in the Long Center, Sunday, October 18th. The pre-show reception begins at 5:30 p.m. and the show at 7 p.m.

Dave Buckman of The Frank Mills and show coordinator for the Austin Improv Collective will direct the show itself.

ACoT’s special "Outstanding Contribution to Austin Theater" Award recipient will be Shannon Sedwick and Robert Faires will do the presenting honors.

(click for full list of nominations)

 

2008-2009 B. Iden Payne nominations

 

DRAMAS

Outstanding Production of a Drama
Fences (City Theatre Company)
Glengarry Glen Ross (City Theatre Company)
The Grapes of Wrath (Zachary Scott Theatre Center)
Ophelia (TUTTO Theatre Company)
Orestes (Cambiare Productions)

Outstanding Director of a Drama
Andy Berkovsky and Charles P. Stites (Glengarry Glen Ross)
Susie Gidseg (Touch)
Will Hollis Snider (Orestes)
Dave Steakley (The Grapes of Wrath)
Dustin Wills (Ophelia)

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama
Marc Balester (Bernard 1, Bernard 2, Michael, A Number)
David Christopher (Tom Joad, The Grapes of Wrath)
Gabriel Luna (Orestes, Orestes)
Nigel O’Hearn (Edmund Tyrone, Long Day’s Journey Into Night)
Tom Truss (Prince Lev Nikolaevich Myshkin, The Idiot)
Andrew Varenhorst (Kyle Kalke, Touch)

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama
Janelle Buchanan (Ma Joad, The Grapes of Wrath)
Shannon Grounds (Tish, The Long Now)
Rachel McGinnis (Heidi Holland, The Heidi Chronicles)
Adriene Mishler (Iphigenia, Iphigenia)
Xochitl Romero (Una, Blackbird)

Outstanding Featured Actor in a Drama
Wray Crawford (Shelley Levene, Glengarry Glen Ross)
Sean Martin (Porter, Seyton, Macbeth)
McArthur Moore (Gabriel, Fences)
Justin Scalise (Mercutio, Romeo and Juliet)
Gabriel Smith (Peter, The Heidi Chronicles)

Outstanding Featured Actress in a Drama
Michele Goodson-Burnett (Shana, “Brownies,” Muses III)
Jan Phillips (Nancy, Third)
Anne Putnam (Felicity, The Shadow Box)
Miriam Rubin (Agnes, The Shadow Box)
La Tasha Stephens (Voice of the People, Orestes)

 

MUSIC THEATER

Outstanding Production of Music Theater
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (North by Northwest Theatre Company)
The Music Man (Zilker Theatre Productions)
Oceana (VORTEX Repertory Company)
The Pajama Game (SEU Mary Moody Northen Theatre)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Summer Stock Austin)

Outstanding Director of Music Theater

Bonnie Cullum (Oceana)
Bonnie Cullum (The Secret Lives of the InBetweeners)
Joni McClain (I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change)
Michael McKelvey (The Pajama Game)
Michael McKelvey (Sweeney Todd)

Outstanding Lead Actor in Music Theater
Andrew Cannata (Sid Sorokin, The Pajama Game)
Brian Coughlin (El Gallo, The Fantasticks)
Spencer Driggers (Narrator, Gorilla Man)
Tyler Jones (Charlie Brown, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown)
Jacob Trussell (Sweeney Todd, Sweeney Todd)

Outstanding Lead Actress in Music Theater
Kathleen Fletcher (Mrs. Lovett, Sweeney Todd)
Annika Johansson (Cathy Hiatt, The Last Five Years)
Macey Mayfield (Audrey, Little Shop of Horrors)
Janis Stinson (Caroline Thibodeaux, Caroline)
Melissa Vogt-Patterson (Siren, Olo, Pink Sun)

Outstanding Featured Actor in Music Theater

Trey Deason (Waldo, The Secret Lives of the InBetweeners)
Arthur DiBianca (Lord Chancellor, Iolanthe)
Aaron Moten (Judge Turpin, Sweeney Todd)
Andrew Varenhorst (Truck Driver, Politician, Prison Guard, Gorilla Man)
Frank Viveros (Dryer, Bus, Caroline)

Outstanding Featured Actress in Music Theater
Emily Bem (Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn, The Music Man)
Shavana Calder (Emmie Thibodeaux, Caroline)
Julia Duffy (Gladys, The Pajama Game)
Sarah Kumengi (Lucy, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown)
Meredith McCall (Rose Stopnick Gellman, Caroline)

 

COMEDIES

Outstanding Production of a Comedy
As You Like It (Scottish Rite Theater)
Black Snow (TUTTO Theatre Company)
Cyrano de Bergerac (SEU Mary Moody Northen Theatre)
House of Several Stories (Imagine That Productions)
Killer Joe (Capital T Theatre)

Outstanding Director of a Comedy
A. John Boulanger (House of Several Stories)
Beth Burns (As You Like It)
Mark Pickell (Killer Joe)
Michelle S. Polgar (Cyrano de Bergerac)
Dustin Wills (Black Snow)

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy
Martin Burke (Bastian, House of Several Stories)
Scott Daigle (Orlando, As You Like It)
Tyler Jones (Simon Bliss, Hay Fever)
David M. Long (Cyrano de Bergerac, Cyrano de Bergerac)
Gabriel Luna (Sergei Leontievich Maxudov, Black Snow)

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy

Lauren Lane (Sue, House of Several Stories)
Lorella Loftus (Susan, Good Things)
Meredith McCall (Rissa, House of Several Stories)
Bernadette Nason (Kate, Sylvia)
Jennifer Underwood (Miss Witherspoon, Miss Witherspoon)

Outstanding Featured Actor in a Comedy

Travis Dean (mugged shopper, “Windchimes and Varicose Cream,” I ♥ Walmart)
Matt Radford (Clive, Martin, Cloud 9)
Justin Scalise (Adam, Silvius, As You Like It)
Justin Scalise (William Slate, Kill Will)
Mason Stewart (corporate executive, “Rebranding Meeting,” I ♥ Walmart)

Outstanding Featured Actress in a Comedy

Suzanne Balling (Maryamma, Miss Witherspoon)
Sarah Burkhalter (Edward, Lin, Cloud 9)
Smaranda Ciceu (Ivan Vasilievich, Black Snow)
Jennifer Coy (Twink Futrelle, Christmas Belles)
Jenny Gravenstein (Virginia Madden, Age of Arousal)


PLAYS FOR YOUTH

Outstanding Production of a Play for Youth
Heron and Crane (DA! Theatre Collective)
Pattern Nation (Pollyanna Theatre Company)
Still Life With Iris (UT Department of Theatre and Dance)
The Tempest (Pollyanna Theatre Company)
Wanda’s World (Zachary Scott Theatre Center Performing Arts School)

Outstanding Director of a Play for Youth
Wendy Bable (Still Life With Iris)
Beth Burns (Hansel and Gretel)
Jaclyn Loewenstein (Wanda’s World)
Judy Matetzschk-Campbell (Pattern Nation)
Judy Matetzschk-Campbell (The Tempest [Pollyanna])

Outstanding Actor in a Play for Youth
Jude Hickey (Crane, Heron and Crane)
Nathan Jerkins (Hansel, Hansel and Gretel)
Skip Johnson (Red, Pattern Nation)
Jason Marlett (Green, Pattern Nation)
David Meissner (Blue, Pattern Nation)

Outstanding Actress in a Play for Youth
Stephanie Delk (Lucy Goose, Hansel and Gretel)
Shannon Grounds (Gretel, Hansel and Gretel)
Karen Jambon (Witch, Hansel and Gretel)
Michelle Keffer (Yellow, Pattern Nation)
Amy Nichols (Ms. Dinglederry, Wanda’s World)


TECHNICAL

Outstanding Set Design
Theada Bellenger (Les Misérables)
Ann Marie Gordon (Oceana)
Lisa Laratta (Black Snow)
Lisa Laratta (Ophelia)
Mark Pickell and Tommy Grubbs (Killer Joe)
Cliff Simon (The Grapes of Wrath)

Outstanding Lighting Design
Jason Amato (The Grapes of Wrath)
Jason Amato (Oceana)
Don Day (Blackbird)
Megan M. Reilly (Black Snow)
Megan M. Reilly (Ophelia)

Outstanding Sound Design
Peter Blackwell (Pattern Nation)
Billy Henry (The Idiot)
Adam Hilton (Killer Joe)
Jeff Miller (Miss Witherspoon)
Roy Taylor (Oceana)

Outstanding Costume Design
Ia Enstera (The Tempest [Pollyanna])
Pam Fletcher-Friday (Sweeney Todd)
Diana Huckaby (Age of Arousal)
Kim H. Ngo (Black Snow)
Ariana Schwartz (Still Life With Iris)

Outstanding Music Director
Kyle Evans (I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change)
Content Love Knowles (Oceana)
Michael McKelvey (The Last Five Years)
Michael McKelvey (Sweeney Todd)
Allen Robertson (The Grapes of Wrath)

Outstanding Dance Choreographer
Ensemble (Ophelia)
Danny Herman and Rocker Verastique (The Pajama Game)
Ralph MacPhail, Jr. (Iolanthe)
Judy Thompson-Price (The Music Man)

Outstanding Fight Choreographer
J. David Brimmer (Cyrano de Bergerac)
Travis Dean (Killer Joe)
Jeffery “DaShade” Johnson, Brian Fisher, John Satburry and Damon Smith (Windows)
Sesar Sandoval (Kill Will)

Outstanding Original Script
A. John Boulanger (House of Several Stories)
Beth Burns (The Long Now)
Emily Cicchini (Pattern Nation)
Trey Deason (“Brownies,” Muses III)
Jenny Keto (“Bloody Mary,” Muses III)

Outstanding Original Score
Burton Bell and T. Lynn Mikeska (The Long Now)
Aaron Brown (The Secret Lives of the InBetweeners)
Davíd Garza (Fantasmaville)
Content Love Knowles (Oceana)
Michael McKelvey (As You Like It)


SPECIAL

Outstanding Cast Performance
Bombs in Your Mouth (Hyde Park Theatre)
I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change (North by Northwest Theatre Company)
Killer Joe (Capital T Theatre)
Ophelia (TUTTO Theatre Company)
Still Life With Iris (UT Department of Theatre and Dance)

Outstanding Ensemble Performance

Donato Rodriguez III and Rupert Reyes (Gustavo and Freddy, Fantasmaville)
David Stahl and Michael Stuart (Henry and Mortimer, The Fantasticks)
Mary Bridget Davies and Sydney Andrews (Janises, Love, Janis)
Amie Elyn, Andreá Smith, David Yeakle, Mikaela Thomas, Angelica McAuley and Carlos Treviño (Maids, Mister Z Loves Company)
Steffanie Ngo-Hatchie, Derek Kolluri and Karina Dominguez (Furies, Orestes)

Outstanding Youth Performer
Hayley Armstrong (Helena Glory, R.U.R.)
Dylan Kittleman (Monsieur Thenardier, Les Misérables)
Angela Loftus (Marjorie, Scotch Doris, Natalie, Policewoman, Helena, Good Things)
Matthew Moore (Noah Gellman, Caroline)
Matthew Moore (P.J. Dunbar, Wanda’s World)

Outstanding Theatrical Event
The Casket of Passing Fancy (Rubber Repertory)
The E Word: A Playground Adaptation (Sharon Sparlin)
Frankenstein (Trouble Puppet Theater Company)

Rudy Kloptik Award for Outstanding Work in Improvisational Theater

(These nominations were made by members of the Austin Improv Collective and the Out of Bounds Comedy Festival.)
ColdTowne
Confidence Men: Improvised Mamet
Midnight Society
Parallelogramophonograph
The Frank Mills



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