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The Greater Baltimore Theater Awards are theater awards to recognize excellence in the professional theater in the Greater Baltimore, Maryland (USA) area since 2004.

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  • Performances must take place in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County or Howard County, Maryland.
  • There must be at least four performances.
  • Performances must be open to the public
  • At least 50% of the cast must reside in the State of Maryland or the District of Columbia
  • The production can not be produced by an educational institution by and for students of that institution
  • Awards

    Awards are given in the following categories:

  • Outstanding Play (three awards)
  • Outstanding Actress (three awards)
  • Outstanding Actor (three awards)
  • Outstanding Director (three awards)
  • Outstanding Costume Design (one award)
  • Outstanding Scenic Design (one award)
  • Outstanding Experimental Production (one award)
  • 2006 Award Winners

    2006 Outstanding Play

  • Opus- The Everyman Theatre
  • King Lear Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
  • Faith Healer- Performance Workshop Theatre
  • Outstanding Actress

  • Megan Anderson, The Cripple of Inishmaan- The Everyman Theatre
  • Nancy Asendorf, Ragtime- Toby's Dinner Theatre of Baltimore
  • Kathrine Lyons, Faith Healer- Performance Workshop Theatre

  • Outstanding Actor

  • James Denvil, Candida- The Everyman Theatre
  • BJ Gailey, Taming of the Shrew- Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
  • Bruce Nelson, School for Scandal- The Everyman Theatre

  • Outstanding Direction

  • Vincent Lancisi, School for Scandal The Everyman Theatre
  • John Vreeke, Opus- The Everyman Theatre
  • Alex Willis, The Goat- Mobtown Players

  • Outstanding Scene Design

  • Daniel Ettinger, TinTypes- Rep Stage
  • Outstanding Costume Design

  • Gail Stewart Beach, School for Scandal- The Everyman Theatre
  • Outstanding Experimental Production

  • Variations on Fear- Run of the Mill
  • Past Award Winners

    2005 Outstanding Play

  • Frankie & Johnny...- The Everyman Theatre
  • Kimberly Akimbo- Rep Stage
  • Turn of the Screw- Fells Point Corner Theater
  • Outstanding Actress

  • Deborah Hazlett, Frankie and Johnnie...- The Everyman Theatre
  • Helen Hedman, Kimberly Akimbo- Rep Stage
  • Dawn Ursula, Yellowman- The Everyman Theatre
  • Outstanding Actor

  • Patrick Kilpatrick, A Midsummer Nights Dream- Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
  • Patrick Martyn, House of Blue Leaves- Fells Point Corner Theater
  • Lance Coadie Williams, The Children's Hour- Rep Stage/ The Everyman Theatre
  • Outstanding Direction

  • Kasi Campbell, Kimberly Akimbo- Rep Stage
  • Vincent Lancisi, Frankie & Johnny...- The Everyman Theatre
  • Craig Allen Mummey, Assassins- Colonial Players
  • Outstanding Scene Design

  • Lewis Shaw, Romeo and Juliet- Baltimore Shakespeare Festival
  • Outstanding Costume Design

  • Kristina Lambdin and Jeanne Robin, A Midsummer Nights Dream- Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
  • Outstanding Experimental Production

  • Variations on Desire- Run of the Mill
  • 2004 Outstanding Play

  • Arcadia- Rep Stage
  • Much Ado About Nothing- Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
  • Proof- The Everyman Theatre
  • Outstanding Actor

  • Mitchell Hebert, Uncle Vanya- The Everyman Theatre
  • Karl Miller, Arcadia- Rep Stage
  • Jordan Siebert, Hedwig and the Angry Inch- Mobtown Players
  • Outstanding Actress

  • Megan Anderson, Proof- Everyman Theatre
  • Valerie Fenton, Much Ado About Nothing- Chesapeake Shakespeare Company
  • Janine Gulisano, Miss Saigon- Toby's Dinner Theatre
  • Outstanding Director

  • Vincent Lancisi, Proof- The Everyman Theatre
  • Terry Long, Hedwig and the Angry Inch- Mobtown Players
  • Rob McQuay and Toby Orenstein, Godspell- Toby's Dinner Theatre
  • Outstanding Design

  • Tony Cisek, Kathleen Geldard & Dan Covey, The Seagull- Rep Stage
  • Ed Zarkowski & Tony Gallahan, Hedwig and the Angry Inch- Mobtown Players
  • John Raley, Debra Kim Sivigny & Scott Rosenfeld, Julius Caesar- Baltimore Shakespeare Festival
  • Experimental Production

  • Hedwig and the Angry Inch- Mobtown Players
  • References

    Greater Baltimore Theater Awards Wikipedia


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