2011 Nominees for Outstanding Director
2011 eligibility for nomination: The director of any show produced in Washington State in the 2010-2011 Season.
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Roger Benington
O Lovely Glowworm, or Scenes of Great Beauty, New Century Theatre Company
From the nomination panel: “Progressive, challenging theatre handled with exceptional skill and control.” |
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Juliette Carrillo
The Brothers Size, Seattle Repertory Theatre
From the nomination panel: “A transcendent production of the most exciting new play I’ve seen in years. A perfectly balanced ensemble and a perfect balance of drama, movement and theatrical lyricism.” |
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SHEILA DANIELS – RECIPIENT
Breaking the Code, Strawberry Theatre Workshop
From the nomination panel: “Daniels caught the Chekhovian subtlety and undertones of Friel’s play; excellent work managing its ensemble intricacies” |
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John Langs
Hamlet, Seattle Shakespeare Company
From the nomination panel: “I’ve seen several productions of Hamlet, and this was one of the best. John Langs found humanity and humor in the bleakest of situations.” |
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Brian Yorkey
*Members’ Voice Nominee
Jesus Christ Superstar, Village Theatre
From the nomination panel: “Vibrant, well-conceived production – Brian made this musical meaningful and relevant to a contemporary audience.” |
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Christopher Zinovitch
*People’s Choice Nominee
Evil Dead: The Musical, Distracted, and Shipwrecked!, ArtsWest
From the nomination panel: “Chris took difficult and timely subject matter – he made it funny, he made it uncomfortable, and he made it absolutely real.” |