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| 38th Annual Lucille Lortel Award Nominations | |
| Posted by: Official_Press_Release 04:45 pm EDT 04/05/23 | |
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| 38TH ANNUAL LUCILLE LORTEL AWARDS NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED MCC Theater's Wolf Play receives a total of SIX nominations, followed by FIVE nominations each for A Case for the Existence of God, Endgame, Epiphany, and Titaníque. In all, 34 different productions earned nominations across 15 categories. New York, NY (April 5, 2023) – Nominations for the 38th Annual Lucille Lortel Awards for Outstanding Achievement Off-Broadway were announced today by Victoria Clark and Justin Cooley, two of the stars of last year's Lortel Award-winning musical, Kimberly Akimbo. The 2023 Awards will be presented at the annual ceremony which will take place on Sunday, May 7, 2023, at NYU Skirball beginning at 7:00pm. The event will once again be open to the public, with tickets available for purchase at tickets.nyu.edu or at the NYU Skirball box office Tuesday – Saturday 12pm – 6pm. As always, the Lortel Awards is a benefit for the Entertainment Community Fund and fans are encouraged to make donations at LortelAward.com. The Lucille Lortel Awards are produced by the Off-Broadway League and Lucille Lortel Theatre, with additional support provided by TDF. The 2023 Lucille Lortel Award nominations include a nomination for Barry Manilow's Harmony in the category of Outstanding Musical, alongside the breakout hit Titaníque. New York Theatre Workshop's Broadway-bound production of Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along earned a nomination for Outstanding Revival, as well as one for Lead Performer in a Musical, Lindsay Mendez. Performer and playwright Ryan J. Haddad received nominations for his Off-Broadway debuts as both a writer and performer, being recognized in three different categories: Outstanding Featured Performer in a Play (american (tele)visions ), Outstanding Lead Performer in a Play (Dark Disabled Stories), and Outstanding Play (Dark Disabled Stories). As previously announced, special honorees this year include Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Stephen McKinley Henderson, Playwrights' Sidewalk inductee Ntozake Shange, and A.R.T./New York, who will be honored for their Body of Work. The Off-Broadway League's Lortel Awards Producing & Administration Committee (Jeremy Adams, Tisa Chang, Carol Fishman, George Forbes, Danielle Karliner Naish, Kenneth Naanep, Ralph Peña, Catherine Russell, Lindsey Sag, and Casey York) and the Lucille Lortel Theatre (George Forbes, Jeffrey Shubart, Nancy Hurvitz, Alana Canty-Samuel, Maura Le Viness, and Karla Liriano) produce the Lortel Awards Ceremony. Acclaimed writer/director Michael Heitzman returns to direct the Lortel Awards for the twelfth consecutive year. Representatives of the Off-Broadway League, Actors' Equity Association, Stage Directors & Choreographers Society, United Scenic Artists, the Lucille Lortel Theatre, in addition to theatre journalists, academics and other Off-Broadway professionals, serve on the Voting Committee. For updates and news visit www.lortelaward.com. Follow the Lortel Awards (#LortelAwards) on Twitter (Lucille Lortel Theatre (@Lortel_Theatre)), Instagram (Lucille Lortel Theatre (@lorteltheatre)), and Facebook (Lucille Lortel Theatre | New York NY); and subscribe to the Lortel Awards YouTube channel. 2023 LUCILLE LORTEL AWARDS NOMINATIONS Outstanding Play A Case for the Existence of God Produced by Signature Theatre Written by Samuel D. Hunter Dark Disabled Stories Produced by The Bushwick Starr, presented by The Public Theater Written by Ryan J. Haddad Downstate Produced by Playwrights Horizons Written by Bruce Norris Epiphany Produced by Lincoln Center Theater/LCT3 Written by Brian Watkins Wolf Play Produced by MCC Theater, a Soho Rep production, in collaboration with Ma-Yi Theater Company Written by Hansol Jung Outstanding Musical Dreaming Zenzile Produced by New York Theatre Workshop & National Black Theatre Written by Somi Kakoma Harmony Produced by National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene in association with Ken Davenport & Sandi Moran, Garry C. Kief, Amuse Inc., Patty Baker, Tom & Michael D'Angora, Susan DuBow, Michelle Kaplan, Mapleseed Productions, Harold Matzner and Neil Gooding Productions Music by Barry Manilow, Book and Lyrics by Bruce Sussman SUFFS Produced by The Public Theater Book, Music, and Lyrics by Shaina Taub Titaníque Produced by Eva Price, James L. Nederlander, Diamond Dog Entertainment LLC, Benj Pasek, Blumenthal Performing Arts, Penny Rousouli, Jodi & Howard Tenenbaum, Philip Byron, Marcia Ellis, Iris Smith, Stellar Live, Inc. Book by Marla Mindelle, Constantine Rousouli and Tye Blue, Music by Various Authors Weightless Produced by WP Theater Written by The Kilbanes Outstanding Revival A Bright New Boise Produced by Signature Theatre Written by Samuel D. Hunter Endgame Produced by Irish Repertory Theatre Company Written by Samuel Beckett A Man of No Importance Produced by Classic Stage Company Book by Terrence McNally, Music by Stephen Flaherty, Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Merrily We Roll Along Produced by New York Theatre Workshop Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by George Furth A Raisin in the Sun Produced by The Public Theater Written by Lorraine Hansberry Outstanding Director Zi Alikhan – On That Day in Amsterdam David Cromer – A Case for the Existence of God Robert O'Hara – A Raisin in the Sun Whitney White – soft Dustin Wills – Wolf Play Outstanding Choreographer Andy Blankenbuehler – Only Gold Warren Carlyle – Harmony Edgar Godineaux – The Harder They Come Jerry Mitchell – Kinky Boots Ellenore Scott – Titaníque Outstanding Lead Performer in a Play Kyle Beltran – A Case For the Existence of God Marylouise Burke – Epiphany K. Todd Freeman – Downstate Ryan J. Haddad – Dark Disabled Stories Bill Irwin – Endgame Tonya Pinkins – A Raisin in the Sun John Douglas Thompson – Endgame Outstanding Featured Performer in a Play Mia Barron – The Coast Starlight Susanna Guzman – Downstate Ryan J. Haddad – american (tele)visions Dickie Hearts – Dark Disabled Stories Patrice Johnson Chevannes – Endgame Maureen Sebastian – The Best We Could (a family tragedy) Eddie Torres – Downstate Outstanding Lead Performer in a Musical Nicholas Barasch – The Butcher Boy Callum Francis – Kinky Boots Natey Jones – The Harder They Come Somi Kakoma – Dreaming Zenzile Lindsay Mendez – Merrily We Roll Along Marla Mindelle – Titaníque Jim Parsons – A Man of No Importance Outstanding Featured Performer in a Musical Krystal Joy Brown – Merrily We Roll Along Darren Goldstein – The Bedwetter Nikki M. James – SUFFS Jacob Ming-Trent – The Harder They Come John Riddle – Titaníque Reg Rogers – Merrily We Roll Along A.J. Shively – A Man of No Importance Outstanding Ensemble The Nosebleed Drae Campbell, Ashil Lee, Chris Manley, Aya Ogawa, Saori Tsukada, Kaili Y. Turner soft Leon Addison Brown, Biko Eisen-Martin, Dharon Jones, Essence Lotus, Travis Raeburn, Shakur Tolliver, Dario Vazquez, Ed Ventura Wolf Play Christopher Bannow, Esco Jouléy, Brian Quijada, Nicole Villamil, Mitchell Winter Outstanding Scenic Design John Lee Beatty – Epiphany You-Shin Chen – Wolf Play dots – You Will Get Sick Arnulfo Maldonado – A Case for the Existence of God Clint Ramos – The Far Country Outstanding Costume Design Enver Chakartash – THE TREES Sarah Laux – Wish You Were Here Orla Long – Endgame Qween Jean – Soft Alejo Vietti – Titaníque Outstanding Lighting Design Isabella Byrd – Epiphany Jiyoun Chang – The Far Country Tyler Micoleau – A Case for the Existence of God Barbara Samuels – Wolf Play Cha See – On That Day in Amsterdam Outstanding Sound Design Mikhail Fiksel – How To Defend Yourself Daniel Kluger – Epiphany Kate Marvin – Wolf Play Theater Mitu – american (tele)visions Sinan Refik Zafar – LETTERS FROM MAX, a ritual Outstanding Projection Design Alex Basco Koch – The Orchard Yee Eun Nam – ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME Kameron Neal – Dark Disabled Stories Theater Mitu – american (tele)visions S Katy Tucker – LETTERS FROM MAX, a ritual HONORARY AWARDS Lifetime Achievement Award Stephen McKinley Henderson Playwrights' Sidewalk Inductee Ntozake Shange Body of Work A.R.T./New York NOMINATIONS BY SHOW Wolf Play 6 A Case for the Existence of God 5 Endgame 5 Epiphany 5 Titaníque 5 Dark Disabled Stories 4 Downstate 4 Merrily We Roll Along 4 american (tele)visions 3 The Harder They Come 3 A Man of No Importance 3 A Raisin in the Sun 3 soft 3 Dreaming Zenzile 2 The Far Country 2 Harmony 2 Kinky Boots 2 LETTERS FROM MAX, a ritual 2 On That Day in Amsterdam 2 SUFFS 2 The Bedwetter 1 The Best We Could (a family tragedy) 1 A Bright New Boise 1 The Butcher Boy 1 The Coast Starlight 1 How To Defend Yourself 1 The Nosebleed 1 ONCE UPON A (korean) TIME 1 Only Gold 1 The Orchard 1 THE TREES 1 Weightless 1 Wish You Were Here 1 You Will Get Sick 1 ABOUT THE LUCILLE LORTEL AWARDS The Lucille Lortel Awards for Outstanding Achievement Off-Broadway were created in 1985 by the Off-Broadway League and are produced by the Off-Broadway League and the Lucille Lortel Theatre. The Lortel Awards recognize excellence in Off-Broadway by honoring the invaluable contribution of artists to the theatre community. Representatives of the Off-Broadway League, Actors' Equity Association, Stage Directors & Choreographers Society, United Scenic Artists, the Lucille Lortel Theatre, in addition to theatre journalists, academics and other Off-Broadway professionals, serve on the Voting Committee. Awards may be given in the following categories: Play, Musical, Solo Show, Revival, Alternative Theatrical Experience, Director, Choreographer, Lead Performer in a Play and Musical, Featured Performer in a Play and Musical, Ensemble, Scenic, Costume, Lighting, Sound, and Projection Design. The following honorary awards may also be given: Lifetime Achievement Award, Body of Work (awarded to an institution), Edith Oliver Service to Off-Broadway Award, and induction onto the Playwrights' Sidewalk in front of the historic Lucille Lortel Theatre in New York City. For more information, please see www.lortelaward.com. ABOUT THE OFF-BROADWAY LEAGUE The Off-Broadway League was founded in 1959 to foster theatrical productions produced in Off-Broadway theatres (productions in Manhattan in venues with 76-499 seats), to assist in the voluntary exchange of information among its members, and to serve as a collective voice of its membership in pursuit of these goals. In the recent years the League has grown to represent an average of 150 individual members and theatres and 100 non-for-profit and commercial shows per season. ABOUT THE LUCILLE LORTEL THEATRE The Lucille Lortel Theatre's mission is to foster both new and established artists, increase awareness and appreciation of Off-Broadway, and uphold fair and equitable business and artistic practices in service of creating a larger, more diverse community of theatre makers and audiences. The Theatre most recently produced "Dangerous Acts" in partnership with Howard University, currently streaming on All-Arts' House Seats program. This season the company also produced Four Saints in Three Acts, performed by David Greenspan, and co-produced Kate Berlant's sold-out one woman show Kate, both New York Times Critic's Picks. Its programs include NYC Public High School Playwriting Fellowship, now in its fourth season, Fellowships in NYC Theatre at Bennington College, The Lortel Theatre Music Theatre Lab: Immigrant Experiences at The New School, Lucille Lortel Awards and Playwrights' Sidewalk, Internet Off-Broadway Database (IOBDB.com), and Non-Profit Theatre Strategic and Management Services. Under the direction if its two new Artistic Directors, Caridad Svich and Michael Heitzman, the company will be announcing more new programs in support of playwrights, composers and other theatre artists in the near future. For more information, please visit www.lortel.org . ABOUT TDF Founded in 1968, TDF (formerly known as Theatre Development Fund) is a not-for-profit service organization dedicated to bringing the power of the performing arts to everyone. TDF's mission is to sustain live theatre and dance by engaging a broad and diverse audience and eliminating barriers to attendance. We fulfill our mission with a variety of programs that expand access, cultivate communities, and support the makers of the performing arts. We are known for our theatregoing programs, including the TKTS by TDF Discount Booths and TDF Membership program; Accessibility programs (including open captioning, audio description, Autism Friendly Performances and the Veterans Theatregoing Program), Education & Community Engagement programs (serving more than 12,000 New York City students annually and thousands of underserved individuals), as well as the TDF Costume Collection Rental and Research Programs. During the COVID-19 theatre shutdown, we continued to serve our constituents by creating virtual adaptations of our programs via Zoom and other streaming platforms. TDF envisions a world where the transformative experience of attending live theatre and dance is essential, relevant, accessible and inspirational. To learn more about TDF, go to tdf.org. Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @tdfnyc. ABOUT NYU SKIRBALL NYU Skirball, located in the heart of Greenwich Village, is one of New York City's major presenters of international work, and has been the premier venue for cultural and performing arts events in lower Manhattan since 2003. The 800-seat theater, led by Director Jay Wegman, provides a home for internationally renowned artists, innovators, and thinkers and presents ground-breaking events ranging from re-inventions of the classics to cutting-edge premieres, in genres ranging from dance, theater and performance arts to comedy, music and film. NYU Skirball's unique position within New York University enables it to draw on the University's intellectual riches and resources to enhance its programming with dialogues, public forums and conversations with artists, philosophers, scientists, Nobel Laureates, and journalists. nyuskirball.org. ABOUT THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMUNITY FUND Supporting a life in the arts The Entertainment Community Fund, formerly The Actors Fund, is a national human services organization that addresses the unique needs of people who work in performing arts and entertainment with services focused on health and wellness, career and life, and housing. Since 1882, the Fund has sought to ensure stability, encourage resiliency and be a safety net for those who shape our country's cultural vibrancy. Learn more at entertainmentcommunity.org . |
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