The December Man (l'homme de decembre), a Drama by Colleen Murphy | Presented by The Curtain Club
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| Category | Award / Recipient(s) | Show / Group | |
| COMEDIES Adjudicated by: Carolee Mason | |||
| Comedy |
Best Production - Geraldine Browne, Producer [ Award Sponsored by Blackhorse Village Players in Memory of Maggie Meacher ] |
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THE LONESOME WEST / Toronto Irish Players |
| Citation: | For a performance that was both hilarious and horrifying, a piece of theatre whose humour does not merely entertain, but insists tht we confront the cruelty that is innate in family and community. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Production - Margaret Brownsberger & Kate O'Hearn, Producers |
BEDTIME STORIES / Markham Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Production - Valerie Abels, Producer |
LETTICE AND LOVAGE / East Side Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Production - Steven Hetherington, Producer |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Best Production - Stefan Budansew, Producer |
THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Director - Jim Ivers [ Award Sponsored by Markham Little Theatre in Memory of Liz Wyatt ] |
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THE LONESOME WEST / Toronto Irish Players |
| Citation: | For the deft handling of themes, characters, and technical challenges, in the realization of a world. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Director - Andrew Humeniuk |
THE LION IN WINTER / Georgetown Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Director - Jacqui Burke |
THE AFFECTIONS OF MAY / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Director - Marisa King |
THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Director - Kathryn Delory |
VINO VERITAS / Erin Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Ronan P. Byrne as "Coleman Connor" |
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THE LONESOME WEST / Toronto Irish Players |
| Citation: | For the realization of a character darkly comic and tragic, with impeccable timing and haunting stillness. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Ted Powers as "Charles Condimine" |
BLITHE SPIRIT / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Ken Smith as "Henry II" |
THE LION IN WINTER / Georgetown Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Rich Burdett as "Quinn" |
THE AFFECTIONS OF MAY / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Damien Gulde as "James MacAuley" |
THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Malorie Mandolids as "Lotte Schoen" [ Award Sponsored by Whitby Courthouse Theatre in Memory of Eve Heaver ] |
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LETTICE AND LOVAGE / East Side Players |
| Citation: | For the realization of a complex character whose portrayal of a character's strength and commitment evolves with great subtlety to ultimately expose her vulnerability. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Kay Valentine as "Esmerelda Quipp" |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Anthea Hoare as "Eleanor of Aquitaine" |
THE LION IN WINTER / Georgetown Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Heather Goodall as "Lettice" |
LETTICE AND LOVAGE / East Side Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Carolyn Tutchener as "May" |
THE AFFECTIONS OF MAY / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - John Palmieri as "Uri" |
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THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players |
| Citation: | For a performance of one of the most bizarre characters of the season, protrayed with the utmost conviction, and flirting with an edgy wackiness that kept the audience enthralled. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Cam Lund as "Alfred David/Landlord/Chef" |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Tim Beddoes as "Charles Winslow" |
HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTER / Milton Players Theatre Group | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Peter King as "Henry Mitchell" |
SEX PLEASE, WE'RE SIXTY / Caledon Townhall Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Lionel Boodlal as "Mohammed" |
THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE / Amicus Productions | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Barb Frigault as "Sheila" [ Award Sponsored by Toronto Irish Players in Memory of Peggy Delaney ] |
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JAKE'S WOMEN / Oshawa Little Theatre |
| Citation: | For a powerhouse performance, both vivacious and engaging. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Janice Van Olst as "Don" |
CAN LIGHTNING STRIKE TWICE? / Caledon Townhall Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Katharine O’Brien as "Girleen" |
THE LONESOME WEST / Toronto Irish Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Shannon Hill as "Val/Bank Teller" |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Ro Palumbo-Coates as "Gabrielle Buonocelli" |
THE DINNER PARTY / Georgetown Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Lighting Design - Michelle Emson [ Award Sponsored by Georgetown Little Theatre in Memory of Tony J. Durrant ] |
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THE LION IN WINTER / Georgetown Little Theatre |
| Citation: | For the creation of a time and place distinct from our own, with effects that enhanced the mood of the piece, and heightened the qualities of its characters, in a demanding space. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Lighting Design - Rodel Manoy |
THE LONESOME WEST / Toronto Irish Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Lighting Design - Jamie Sample |
THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE / Amicus Productions | |
| Comedy |
Best Lighting Design - Rene Vriends |
BEDTIME STORIES / Markham Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Lighting Design - Jim Steele |
VINO VERITAS / Erin Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Sound Design - Eli McIlveen [ Award Sponsored by East Side Players in Memory of Martyn Wolfman ] |
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THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players |
| Citation: | For the seamless use of music and soundscape to enhance an exotic setting, and to heighten the comedy of the piece. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Sound Design - Bodene Corbitt & David Corbitt |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Best Sound Design - Murray Covent |
BEDTIME STORIES / Markham Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Sound Design - Dave Fitzpatrick |
THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE / Amicus Productions | |
| Comedy |
Best Sound Design - George Evans |
BLITHE SPIRIT / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Set Design - David August [ Award Sponsored by South Simcoe Theatre in Honour of Tony Gilsenen ] |
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LETTICE AND LOVAGE / East Side Players |
| Citation: | For a set design that met a challenging list of criteria, in ways that were both evidence of, and attention to the aesthetic demands of the piece. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Set Design - Heather Peterson |
THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Set Design - Michael Jones |
BLITHE SPIRIT / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Set Design - Alexis Chubb |
THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE / Amicus Productions | |
| Comedy |
Best Set Design - Rodel Manoy |
THE LONESOME WEST / Toronto Irish Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Costume Design - Pamela Curtis & Anthea Hoare [ Award Sponsored by East Side Players in Memory of Gwen & Vern Bock ] |
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THE LION IN WINTER / Georgetown Little Theatre |
| Citation: | For a collection of sumptuous fabrics, designs and textures, that collectively enhanced the mood of the piece, while supporting the characters in their roles, and in their movement. | ||
| Comedy |
Best Costume Design - Maria Cerone |
BEDTIME STORIES / Markham Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Best Costume Design - Christeen Kivinen |
BLITHE SPIRIT / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Best Costume Design - Elaine O'Neal |
EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (AND THEN SOME!) / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Best Costume Design - Amanda Eason |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Ensemble - The Company [ Award Sponsored by The Curtain Club ] |
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BEDTIME STORIES / Markham Little Theatre |
| Citation: | In the best of theatre experiences, the collective eclipses the individual contributions, so that the creativity and energy of the group seem almost boundless. This year many companies spoke to this brand of "theatre magic" in their ensemble work and of the community and satisfaction that resulted from their collaboration. | ||
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Ensemble - The Company |
PLAYING DOCTOR / Theatre Etobicoke | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Ensemble - The Company |
HAPPILY EVER LAUGHTER / Milton Players Theatre Group | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Ensemble - The Company |
SEX PLEASE, WE'RE SIXTY / Caledon Townhall Players | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Ensemble - The Company |
WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Debut in Community Theatre - Devon Healey [ Award Sponsored by The Curtain Club ] |
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BAREFOOT IN THE PARK / Theatre Etobicoke |
| Citation: | A number of young women this year made their debuts on the community theatre stage. Whether trained in theatre programs or experienced in school productions, these young women shone in the roles they assumed as part of the community theatre scene. | ||
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Debut in Community Theatre - Stephanie Baird |
ROMANTIC COMEDY / Century Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Debut in Community Theatre - Corina Bizim |
JAKE'S WOMEN / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Debut in Community Theatre - Samantha Worswick |
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER / Orangeville Music Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Debut in Community Theatre - McKenna Lowrie |
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER / Orangeville Music Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Outstanding Stage Management - Steven Hetherington & David Corbitt [ Award Sponsored by The Curtain Club ] |
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WELFAREWELL / The Curtain Club |
| Citation: | The best productions achieve their degree of polish and professionalism when they have excellent stage managers at the helm. This year, a number of Stage Managers exemplified the qualities that helped their productions to achieve excellence. | ||
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Outstanding Stage Management - Janice Gibson |
THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE / Amicus Productions | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Outstanding Stage Management - Heather Paterson |
THE INNOCENT EYE TEST / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Outstanding Stage Management - Kelly Boudreau |
VINO VERITAS / Erin Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Outstanding Stage Management - Cheryl Thurston & Virginia Bancur |
THE DINNER PARTY / Georgetown Little Theatre | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Character Performance - John Sellens as "Davey/Steve/Tommy" [ Award Sponsored by The Curtain Club ] |
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BEDTIME STORIES / Markham Little Theatre |
| Citation: | Sometimes there are characters in our plays who defy categorization. These might be characters who are not human, or who are multiples or who are just so unique that they require special mention. | ||
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Character Performance - Christine Ford as "Sylvia" |
SYLVIA / Newmarket Stage Company | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Character Performance - Elizabeth Van Wyck as "Madame Arcati" |
BLITHE SPIRIT / Scarborough Theatre Guild | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Character Performance - Amanda Smith |
EVERY CHRISTMAS STORY EVER TOLD (AND THEN SOME!) / Scarborough Players | |
| Comedy |
Adjudicator Award - Character Performance - The Ensemble of Sunday School Children |
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER / Orangeville Music Theatre | |
| DRAMAS Adjudicated by: Susan Bourne | |||
| Drama |
Best Production - Robert Bray & Mike Webb, Producers [ Award Sponsored by Blackhorse Village Players in Memory of Maggie Meacher ] |
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THE DECEMBER MAN (L'HOMME DE DECEMBRE) / The Curtain Club |
| Citation: | For a sensitive and beautifully conceived and acted production of a play about a very difficult, but important, subject matter. | ||
| Drama |
Best Production - Steve Wolfer, Producer |
THE LARAMIE PROJECT / Theatre Aurora | |
| Drama |
Best Production - Sharon Taylor, Producer |
SHINING CITY / Toronto Irish Players | |
| Drama |
Best Director - Sergio Calderon [ Award Sponsored by Markham Little Theatre in Memory of Liz Wyatt ] |
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THE LARAMIE PROJECT / Theatre Aurora |
| Citation: | For a stellar revival of a sadly still relevant play, directed with a clear vision and a wonderful integration of all elements of production. | ||
| Drama |
Best Director - Cliona Kenny |
SHINING CITY / Toronto Irish Players | |
| Drama |
Best Director - Brian J. Moore |
THE DECEMBER MAN (L'HOMME DE DECEMBRE) / The Curtain Club | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Rob Goodale as "Benoit Fournier" |
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THE DECEMBER MAN (L'HOMME DE DECEMBRE) / The Curtain Club |
| Citation: | For a physically and psychologically authentic portrayal of a father in deep pain and grief. | ||
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Stephen Flett as "John" |
SHINING CITY / Toronto Irish Players | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Chris Cocoluzzi as "Chris Keller" |
ALL MY SONS / Amicus Productions | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Lise Boily as "Kathleen Fournier" [ Award Sponsored by Whitby Courthouse Theatre in Memory of Eve Heaver ] |
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THE DECEMBER MAN (L'HOMME DE DECEMBRE) / The Curtain Club |
| Citation: | For a deeply truthful performance that moved the audience to tears and also helped us see the value of humour in facing such a tragedy. | ||
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Laurie Campbell as "Rebecca Hilliker, Reggie Fleuty, et. al." |
THE LARAMIE PROJECT / Theatre Aurora | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Victoria Curran as "Kim" |
WILLOW QUARTET / The Curtain Club | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Carlos Finch as "Tom Robinson" |
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD / Oshawa Little Theatre |
| Citation: | For a non-sentimental and honest portrayal of a wrongly convicted human being. | ||
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - David Geene as "Stage Manager" |
OUR TOWN / Borelians Community Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Steven Shreyberg as "George Deever" |
ALL MY SONS / Amicus Productions | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Anne McDougall as "Sue Bayliss" [ Award Sponsored by Toronto Irish Players in Memory of Peggy Delaney ] |
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ALL MY SONS / Amicus Productions |
| Citation: | For a sardonic and clever portrayal of a hard done by wife. | ||
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Amanda Smith as "Mayella Ewell" |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Heather Sessions as "Nurse Plimpton" |
MINDGAME / Whitby Courthouse Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Lighting Design - Joey Ferguson [ Award Sponsored by Georgetown Little Theatre in Memory of Tony J. Durrant ] |
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THE LARAMIE PROJECT / Theatre Aurora |
| Citation: | For lighting that created a suitable ambiance for the production and was effectively integrated with clever video design to support great storytelling. | ||
| Drama |
Best Lighting Design - Mary Jane Boon |
ALL MY SONS / Amicus Productions | |
| Drama |
Best Lighting Design - Mark Hoffman |
FIREWORKS / South Simcoe Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Sound Design - Amelia Larente [ Award Sponsored by East Side Players in Memory of Martyn Wolfman ] |
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FIREWORKS / South Simcoe Theatre |
| Citation: | For sound that effectively addressed the mood of the piece with distinct attention to specific effects. | ||
| Drama |
Best Sound Design - Kevin Jung |
THE LARAMIE PROJECT / Theatre Aurora | |
| Drama |
Best Sound Design - Michael Serres |
OUR TOWN / Borelians Community Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Set Design - Wayne Milliner & Alice Torrance [ Award Sponsored by South Simcoe Theatre in Honour of Tony Gilsenen ] |
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WILLOW QUARTET / The Curtain Club |
| Citation: | For a set that evoked the essence of the time and place of the story and very effectively supported the dramatic action. | ||
| Drama |
Best Set Design - Christina Luck |
FIREWORKS / South Simcoe Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Set Design - Carey Nicholson & James Plaus |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Costume Design - Janet Huehn [ Award Sponsored by East Side Players in Memory of Gwen & Vern Bock ] |
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OUR TOWN / Borelians Community Theatre |
| Citation: | For a comprehensively interesting and stylistically approach to costume, well integrated with hair style and makeup. | ||
| Drama |
Best Costume Design - Brenda Clarkson |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Drama |
Best Costume Design - Samantha Lynch |
THE DECEMBER MAN (L'HOMME DE DECEMBRE) / The Curtain Club | |
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Leading Role - Daniel Summerfield as "Jamie" [ Award Sponsored by Theatre Aurora in Memory of George Spitzer ] |
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FIREWORKS / South Simcoe Theatre |
| Citation: | For a brave, insightful and genuine approach to portraying a young man meeting the challenges of finding himself. | ||
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Leading Role - Nathaniel Kinghan as "Jean Emile Fournier" |
THE DECEMBER MAN (L'HOMME DE DECEMBRE) / The Curtain Club | |
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Leading Role - Beverlee Matthews as "Scout" |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Superb Ensenble Work by a Company - The Company [ Award Sponsored by Theatre Aurora in Memory of George Spitzer ] |
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THE LARAMIE PROJECT / Theatre Aurora |
| Citation: | For consistently focused and earnest acting. | ||
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Superb Ensenble Work by a Company - The Company |
OUR TOWN / Borelians Community Theatre | |
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Superb Ensenble Work by a Company - The Company |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Excellent Overall Production Value and Stage Management - Sharon Taylor, Producer & Terry O'Brien, Stage Manager [ Award Sponsored by Theatre Aurora in Memory of George Spitzer ] |
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SHINING CITY / Toronto Irish Players |
| Citation: | For excellent overall production value and stage management to support a finely directed and acted production. | ||
| Drama |
Adjudicator Award - Effective use of Set and Props - The Cast & Crew [ Award Sponsored by Theatre Aurora in Memory of George Spitzer ] |
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DANGEROUS OBSESSION / Markham Little Theatre |
| Citation: | For effective use of set and props to create the appropriate mood for the play and move the action forward. | ||
| MUSICALS Adjudicated by: Autumn Smith | |||
| Musical |
Best Production - Ted Sellers, Producer [ Award Sponsored by Blackhorse Village Players in Memory of Maggie Meacher ] |
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CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre |
| Citation: | From the first bar of music to the last impression of Florence on stage alone, Chess was a standout. A fine cast, brilliant design, and subtle direction made this the one to beat. Check Mate. | ||
| Musical |
Best Production - Mike Scott, Producer |
NUNSENSE / Scarborough Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Production - Ted Niles, Producer |
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE / Whitby Courthouse Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Production - Rita Ferguson, Christine McMahon, & Nick Forrow, Producers |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Director - Elizabeth Van Wyck [ Award Sponsored by Markham Little Theatre in Memory of Liz Wyatt ] |
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NUNSENSE / Scarborough Music Theatre |
| Citation: | Elizabeth made clear and specific choices. The casting, movement of the piece and the detailed way in which the actors inhabited their space is proof that there was one fine sister at this helm. | ||
| Musical |
Best Director - Michael Schneider |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Director - Monique Essegern |
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE / Whitby Courthouse Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Director - Mario D'Alimonte |
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Scarborough Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - JP Gedeon as "Anatoly" |
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CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre |
| Citation: | Very rarely do you see someone like JP on any stage. His soul is immense and his passion is palpable. A performance worthy of being on a Mirvish stage. | ||
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - David Cardinal as "Freddie" |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Don Berns as "Edna" |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Leading Role - Jordan Sharp as "Charlie Brown" |
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN / Theatre Aurora | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Meredith Busteed as "Anne Shirley" [ Award Sponsored by Whitby Courthouse Theatre in Memory of Eve Heaver ] |
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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Meadowvale Music Theatre |
| Citation: | With her contagious energy, beautiful dancing and voice, I am certain we will see big things from Meredith Busteed. She made this musical fresh for me again. | ||
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Courtney Bradley as "Florence" |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Melissa Sparacino as "Olive" |
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE / Whitby Courthouse Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Leading Role - Devin Cecchetto as "Annie" |
ANNIE / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Lyle Corrigan as "Walter" |
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CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre |
| Citation: | Simple, specific, and charismatic, Lyle grabbed my attention whenever he was on stage. A character that could easily be overlooked was given a new life thanks to Mr. Corrigan. | ||
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Steve Longauer as "Molokov" |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Troy De Four as "Seaweed" |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Male in a Supporting Role - Jason Butler Burns as "Leaf Coneybear" |
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE / Whitby Courthouse Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Tammy Frederick as "Sally" [ Award Sponsored by Toronto Irish Players in Memory of Peggy Delaney ] |
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YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN / Theatre Aurora |
| Citation: | My new philosophy is that Tammy Frederick was made to play this role. She was spunky, curious, and her happiness was infectious. | ||
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Ann Johnston as "Vi Moore" |
FOOTLOOSE / South Simcoe Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Amanda Franklin as "Beth" |
LITTLE WOMEN / The Queensville Players | |
| Musical |
Best Performance by a Female in a Supporting Role - Kelsey Faulkner as "Penny" |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Choreographer - Renee Beiforte |
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HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre |
| Citation: | Quite simply, I could not stop Renee's beat if I tried. I am still stunned at the quality of dancing in this show. Tight, energetic and the movement matched the show. Perfect. | ||
| Musical |
Best Choreographer - Pam McIsaac |
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Kempenfelt Community Players | |
| Musical |
Best Choreographer - Renee Beiforte |
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Globe Productions | |
| Musical |
Best Choreographer - JQ Smith |
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Meadowvale Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Musical Director - Carol Salamone [ Award Sponsored by Clarkson Music Theatre in Memory of Bob Oloman ] |
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CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre |
| Citation: | Carol not only has deft control over her orchestra, but she also possesses an extraordinary ability to bring out the best in every voice. The choral work was suberb and the soloists were note perfect. | ||
| Musical |
Best Musical Director - Jenny Peace |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Musical Director - Michael Leach |
LITTLE WOMEN / The Queensville Players | |
| Musical |
Best Musical Director - John Pugh |
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Globe Productions | |
| Musical |
Best Lighting Design - Geoff Nantes [ Award Sponsored by Georgetown Little Theatre in Memory of Tony J. Durrant ] |
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JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Globe Productions |
| Citation: | A beautifully designed show all round. The lighting design created different worlds of colour, like the many coats it represented. | ||
| Musical |
Best Lighting Design - Paul Harris |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Lighting Design - Jennifer Lennon |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Lighting Design - David Horner |
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Meadowvale Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Sound Design - Geoff Nantes [ Award Sponsored by East Side Players in Memory of Martyn Wolfman ] |
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JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Globe Productions |
| Citation: | Obviously, Mr. Nantes knows his way through the world of technical theatre. Really blown away by the way sound worked in this space. Perfect balance. | ||
| Musical |
Best Sound Design - James Plaus |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Sound Design - Greg Salisbury |
HAIRSPRAY / Clarkson Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Sound Design - Geoff Nantes |
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Meadowvale Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Set Design - Ian Handscomb [ Award Sponsored by South Simcoe Theatre in Honour of Tony Gilsenen ] |
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THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE / Whitby Courthouse Theatre |
| Citation: | Ian designed the most intricate set I have seen in a long time. With a limited budget, I was transported into a small town American Gym, cluttered with trophies, wall posters, and flags and pictures of post graduates. Unreal. | ||
| Musical |
Best Set Design - Doug Feggans |
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Globe Productions | |
| Musical |
Best Set Design - Ted Sellers |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Set Design - Peter Kelly |
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN / Theatre Aurora | |
| Musical |
Best Costume Design - Mary Udell [ Award Sponsored by East Side Players in Memory of Gwen & Vern Bock ] |
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JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Globe Productions |
| Citation: | Accurate and beautiful. Not a stitch out of place. Pure magic to look at. | ||
| Musical |
Best Costume Design - Kim Blanusa |
ANNIE / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Costume Design - Brenda Clarkson |
CHESS / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Best Costume Design - Raeburn Ferguson |
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW / Orangeville Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Esemble Performance - The Company [ Award Sponsored by Oshawa Little Theatre in Memory of Monica Cotton ] |
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NUNSENSE / Scarborough Music Theatre |
| Citation: | The ladies and gentlemen of Nunsense worked seamlessly together to take us into their world. Rarely have I enjoyed an afternoon of theatre better. | ||
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Esemble Performance - The Company |
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE / Whitby Courthouse Theatre | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Esemble Performance - The Company |
LITTLE WOMEN / The Queensville Players | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Esemble Performance - The Company |
YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN / Theatre Aurora | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Playwriting Award - Bev Nicholas [ Award Sponsored by Oshawa Little Theatre in Memory of Monica Cotton ] |
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JACK AND THE BEANSTALK / Tipling Stage Company |
| Citation: | I always value the playwright. Bev is the lone wolf who actually was brave enough to have his work put up on stage. I wish I had the guts to do what he did. | ||
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Youth Chorus - Youth Chorus [ Award Sponsored by Oshawa Little Theatre in Memory of Monica Cotton ] |
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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Kempenfelt Community Players |
| Citation: | So many young people developing their craft to take over the Canadian Theatre scene. This makes me so, so happy. The youth chorus of this play was so full of life that I wanted to join them. They did everything at 110 percent. I cannot wait to see these young forces mature into the professional circuit. | ||
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Youth Chorus - Youth Chorus |
ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Meadowvale Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Youth Chorus - Youth Chorus |
ANNIE / Oshawa Little Theatre | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Best Youth Chorus - Youth Chorus |
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHICOLOR DREAMCOAT / Scarborough Music Theatre | |
| Musical |
Adjudicator Award - Outstanding Performance by a Featured Artist - Jake Villeneuve as "Moody McPherson" [ Award Sponsored by Oshawa Little Theatre in Memory of Monica Cotton ] |
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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, THE MUSICAL / Kempenfelt Community Players |
| Citation: | Jake stole my heart from the first moment on stage. He has a fierce talent and even more potential. WOW... | ||
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