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MUSICALS

Best Production of a Musical (award to producing organization): Beyond the Rainbow, Florida Stage; Ella, Florida Stage; Five Course Love, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Best Director/Musical: David Arisco, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Michael Larsen, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, New Vista Theatre Company; Ron Peluso, Beyond the Rainbow, Florida Stage; Rob Ruggiero Ella, Florida Stage; Jiri Zizka, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Best Actor/Musical: Fred Berman, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Terrell Hardcastle, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, Avi Hoffman, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, New Vista Theatre Company; Tally Sessions, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Alton Fitzgerald White, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Best Actress/Musical: Jody Briskey, Beyond the Rainbow, Florida Stage; Janet Dacal, Five Course Love, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Tina Fabrique, Ella, Florida Stage; Norah Long, Beyond the Rainbow, Florida Stage; Tia Speros, Guys and Dolls, Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Best Supporting Actor/Musical: Oscar Cheda, Five Course Love, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Brian M. Golub, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Gary Marachek, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, New Vista Theatre Company; Richard Ruiz, Guys and Dolls, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Reggie Whitehead, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre.

Best Supporting Actress/Musical: Irene Adjan, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Maribeth Graham, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, New Vista Theatre Company; Stacy Schwartz, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Lourelene Snedeker, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Idara Victor, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Musical Direction/Musical: Eric Alsford, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Brad Ellis, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Sherman Frank, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, New Vista Theatre Company; Danny Holgate, Ella, Florida Stage; Kevin Wallace, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre,

Choreography/Musical: Chrissi Ardito, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; George Faison, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Barbara Flaten, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Ron Hutchins, Five Guys Named Moe, Stage Door Theatre; Daniel Pelzig, Guys and Dolls, Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

DESIGN (plays & musicals)

Best Scenic Design: Tim Bennett, Lend Me A Tenor, Caldwell Theatre Company; Richard Crowell, Splitting Infinity, Florida Stage; David P. Gordon, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Robert Hooker and Jim Gibbons, The Mystery of Irma Vep, Sol Theatre Project; Sean McClelland, Dealer’s Choice, Mosaic Theatre.

Best Lighting Design: Richard Crowell, Splitting Infinity, Florida Stage; John D. Hall, The Pillowman, GableStage; Suzanne M. Jones, Cradle of Man, Florida Stage; Eric Nelson, Fahrenheit 451, GableStage; Patrick Tennent, The Full Monty, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre.

Best Costume Design: Erin Amico, Intimate Apparel, GableStage; Vickie Esposito, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Mary Lynne Izzo, Five Course Love, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre; Meredith Lasher, Summer Shorts, City Theatre; Ellis Tillman, Irving Berlin’s White Christmas, Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre.

Best Sound Design: Carl Casella and T. Richard Fitzgerald, The Tin Pan Alley Rag, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Matt Corey,The Pillowman, GableStage; Matt Corey, Fahrenheit 451, GableStage; Ryan Rumery, Cradle of Man, Florida Stage; Marc Scott, The Mystery of Irma Vep, Sol Theatre Project.

The breakdown:

Of over 100 eligible productions in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, 49 were recommended for nomination.

By show (29 shows)

10 = The Full Monty (Actors’ Playhouse)

10 = The Tin Pan Alley Rag (Jupiter)

6 = The Pillowman (GableStage)

5 = Dealer’s Choice (Mosaic)

5 = A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (New Vista)

5 = Irving Berlin’s White Christmas (Actors’ Playhouse)

5 = Lend Me a Tenor (Caldwell)

5 = Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (PB Dramaworks)

4 = Beyond the Rainbow (Florida Stage)

4 = Cradle of Man (Florida Stage)

4 = Ella (Florida Stage)

4 = Five Course Love (Actors’ Playhouse)

3 = Guys and Dolls (Jupiter)

3 = Intimate Apparel (GableStage)

3 = Opus (Florida Stage)

3 = Terminal Baggage (Mad Cat)

2 = Address Unknown (GableStage)

2 = Farenheit 451 (GableStage)

2 = Lincolnesque (New Theatre)

2 = The Mystery of Irma Vep (Sol Theatre Project)

2 = The Price (PB Dramaworks)

2 = Rabbit Hole (Mosaic)

2 = Splitting Infinity (Florida Stage)

2 = Summer Shorts (City Theatre)

1 = Five Guys Named Moe (Stage Door)

1 = The Impressionists (Caldwell)

1 = Just a Kiss (New Theatre)

1 = The Sunken Living Room (New Theatre)

1 = Whose Life Is It, Anyway? (Inside Out)

By theater (14 companies)

19 = Actors’ Playhouse

17 = Florida Stage

13 = Maltz Jupiter Theatre

13 = GableStage

7 = Mosaic Theatre Company

7 = Palm Beach Dramaworks

6 = Caldwell Theatre Company

5 = New Vista Theatre Company

4 = New Theatre

3 = Mad Cat Theatre Company

2 = City Theatre

2 = Sol Theatre Company

1 = Inside Out Theatre Company

1 = Stage Door Theatre Company

By county

48 = Palm Beach

41 = Miami-Dade

11 = Broward

APRIL 11, 2006:

"Frozen" Leads Plays, "Aida" Tops Musicals

As Coral Gables Theaters Dominate

Regional Theatre Awards

Winners By Show

“Frozen” 5

“Aida” 5

“Beauty and the Beast” 2

“Art” 1

“Bug” 1

“Enchanted April” 1

“Ice Glen” 1

“Jekyll & Hyde” 1

“Lips Together, Teeth Apart” 1

“Seascape” 1

“That Championship Season” 1

By Theater

GableStage: 6

Actors’ Playhouse: 7

Palm Beach Dramaworks: 3

Florida Stage: 1

Caldwell Theatre Company: 1

Broward Stage Door: 1

Mosaic Theatre: 1

LIST

Best New Work (award to author, plays and musicals): “Ice Glen,” by Joan Ackermann, Florida Stage.

Best Ensemble (plays and musicals) (award to theater; citations to cast and director): “Art,” Mosaic Theatre.

PLAYS

Production (award to producer): “Frozen,” GableStage.

Director: Joseph Adler, “Frozen,” GableStage.

Actor: Gordon McConnell, “Frozen,” GableStage.

Actress: Lisa Morgan, “Frozen,” GableStage.

Supporting Actor: Todd Allen Durkin, “That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

Supporting Actress: Patti Gardner, “Lips Together, Teeth Apart,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

MUSICALS

Production (award to producer): “Aida,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Director: David Arisco, “Aida,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Actor: E. L. Losada, “Jekyll & Hyde,” Broward Stage Door Theatre.

Actress: Desmon N. Walker, “Aida,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Supporting Actor: Terrell Hardcastle, “Beauty and the Beast,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Supporting Actress: Lourelene Snedeker, “Beauty and the Beast,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Musical Direction: Eric Alsford, “Aida,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Choreography: Barbara Flaten, “Aida,” The Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

DESIGN (Plays and Musicals)

Scenic Design: Tim Bennett, “Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company.

Lighting Design: Jeff Quinn, “Frozen,” GableStage.

Costume Design: Erin Amico, “Seascape,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

Sound Design: Michael J. Hoffman, “Bug,” GableStage.

MARCH 23, 2006:

STOCK/ROADSHOW WINNERS ANNOUNCED

List: Stock/Roadshow Winners

(BAA = Broadway Across America Series, a division of LiveNation, appearing at the Kravis Center, West Palm Beach; the Broward Center and Parker Playhouse, Fort Lauderdale; Jackie Gleason Theater, Miami Beach).

Best Production: The Constant Wife, Coconut Grove Playhouse coproduction
with the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.

Director: Malcolm Black, The Constant Wife, at Coconut Grove Playhouse &
Walnut Street Theatre.

Choreography: Jerry Mitchell, Hairspray, BAA at Broward Center

Actor: Harold Gould (as Morrie), Tuesdays With Morrie, at Coconut Grove
Playhouse (& BAA at Parker Playhouse)

Actress: Elaine Stritch (as herself), At Liberty, Maltz Jupiter Theatre

Supporting Actor: John Herrera (as Santiago), Anna In The Tropics, Maltz
Jupiter Theatre coproduction with the Seattle Repertory Company.

Supporting Actress: Anne L. Nathan (as Mama Morton), Chicago, BAA at Kravis Center

Scenery: Adrian W. Jones, Anna In The Tropics, Coconut Grove Playhouse.

Lighting: Kenneth Posner, Hairspray, BAA at Broward Center

Costumes: Roger Kirk, The King & I, BAA at Broward Center.

30^th Annual

Carbonell Award

Regional Theater Nominees

FORT LAUDERDALE, JAN 11, 2006--The Actors’ Playhouse productions of the Disney Broadway musicals “Aida” with 12 and “Beauty and the Beast” with 11 share commanding leads in the nominations for the 30^th annual Carbonell Awards in regional theater.

Beyond that, however, the remainder of the race splintered into one of the largest fields in history, with 45 shows spanning 16 companies up for awards at ceremonies scheduled April 10 at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Fort Lauderdale, midway between Miami and the Palm Beaches.

Other front runners include the harrowing dramas “Frozen” at the GableStage with seven, the most for any straight play, six for the revue “Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill, a Musical Voyage,” at Palm Beach Dramaworks, and five apiece for and “That Championship Season” at Dramaworks, “Enchanted April” at The Caldwell Theatre Company and “Songs for a New World” at Actors’ Playhouse.

The awards were moved by the board of directors from November to April to coincide with the region’s cultural season, expanding eligibility for the 30^th annual awards to 16 months spanning September, 2004 through December, 2005. To accommodate the extra-long period, categories have six nominations apiece instead of the usual five for this season only.

Multiple nominees

Multiple nominees for the 30th annual awards include Lisa Morgan, nominated three times for Best Actress in a Play, for "Frozen," "Misery" and "Retreat From Moscow," all at GableStage. Todd Allen Durkin is nominated twice, for Best Actor for "Bug" at GableStage, and Best Supporting Actor for "That Championship Season" at Palm Beach Dramaworks. Also up for deuces are Michael McKeever (author, for New Work and Actor/Play), and Rachel Jones, for both Actress ("Johnny Guitar") and Supporting Actress ("Songs for a New World") in a musical. Several directors and designers are also given multiple citations.

The regional theater competitive awards are voted upon by a panel of over two dozen drama critics and theater professionals.

Awards for stock/roadshow theater productions, to be voted upon shortly by a separate panel of working press, will also be presented at the April ceremonies. For more information, visit www.carbonellawards.org.

The 30th annual award ceremonies are produced by Jean Ann Ryan Productions, directed and choreographed by Ms. Ryan, with longtime musical director Peter Graves leading the Peter Graves Orchestra.

Scholarship benefit

The annual award ceremony and related events are also benefits for the Carbonell Award Scholarship Fund, which has distributed over $100,000 to local arts students over the program's history, including $7,500 in 2005. The "award season" events include a scholarship reception to honor scholarship winners and award nominees a week in advance of the ceremony, and a post-show winners' celebration immediately after the show.

EVENT INFORMATION:

What: The 30^th Annual Carbonell Awards

When: 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 10, 2006

Where: Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Amaturo Theatre, 201 SW 5^th Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL.

Post-show winners reception.

Single Tickets: $50, $75. On Sale Feb. 10 at the Broward Center AutoNations Box Office, 954-462-0222.

Patrons, Sponsors: $200 and up. Click on link on bar at left.

Patrons and Sponsors call Southern Playbill, 305-624-5001, ext. 10.

Nominees & theater professionals: Contact your participating theater to arrange for seating with your preferred group, or contact us at info@carbonellawards.org.

Scholarship reception: Patron and Sponsor level support includes Nominees' and scholarship winners' recognition reception, tentatively Monday evening, April 3, location to be announced.

With corrections 1/12/06 marked *

Analysis by theater & show are below list

Best New Work (plays and musicals) (award to author): “Artful Dodgers,” by Paul Tei, Mad Cat Theatre; “Buck Fever,” by Juan Sanchez, Promethean Theatre; “Clarence Darrow’s Last Trial,” by Shirley Lauro, New Theatre; “Ice Glen,” by Joan Ackermann, Florida Stage; “A Marriage Minuet,” by David Wiltse, Florida Stage; “Wait and See,” by Michael McKeever, New Theatre.

Best Ensemble (plays and musicals) (citations to cast and director): “Art,” Mosaic Theatre; “Berlin to Broadway,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; “String of Pearls,” Florida Stage; “Songs for a New World,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; “Summer Shorts,” City Theatre; “That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

PLAYS

Best Production (award to producer): “Amadeus,” Mosaic Theatre; “Exits and Entrances,” Florida Stage; “Frozen,” GableStage; “’night, Mother,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; “The Retreat from Moscow,” GableStage; “That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

Best Director: Joseph Adler, “Frozen,” GableStage; Joseph Adler, “The Retreat from Moscow,” GableStage; William Hayes, “’night, Mother,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; J. Barry Lewis, “That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Stephen Sachs, “Exits and Entrances,” Florida Stage; Richard Jay Simon, “Amadeus,” Mosaic Theatre.

Best Actor: Antonio Amadeo, “The Elephant Man,” Mosaic Theatre; Todd Allen Durkin, “Bug,” GableStage; Morlan Higgins, “Exits and Entrances,” Florida Stage; David Kwiat, “The Retreat from Moscow,” GableStage; Gordon McConnell, “Frozen,” GableStage; Michael McKeever, “The Normal Heart,” Public Theatre of South Florida.

Best Actress: Nanique Gheridian, “’night, Mother,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Lisa Morgan, “Frozen,” GableStage; Lisa Morgan, “Misery,” GableStage; Lisa Morgan, “The Retreat from Moscow,” GableStage; Kathryn Lee Johnston, “Bug,” GableStage; Claire Tyler, “The Syringa Tree,” GableStage.

Best Supporting Actor: Todd Allen Durkin, “That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Howard Elfman, “Brooklyn Boy,” GableStage; Christian Rockwell, “Amadeus,” Mosaic Theatre; Nicholas Richberg, “Romeo and Juliet,” New Theatre; Michael H. Small, “Brooklyn Boy,” GableStage; Gregg Weiner, “That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

Best Supporting Actress: Bridget Connors, “Frozen,” GableStage; Lela Elam, “Touch,” New Theatre; Patti Gardner, “Lips Together, Teeth Apart,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Jacqueline Knapp, “Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company; Beth McIntosh, “Brooklyn Boy,” GableStage; Pat Nesbit, “Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company.

MUSICALS

Best Production (award to producer): “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; “Berlin to Broadway,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; “The Good War,” Maltz Jupiter Theatre; “Jekyll & Hyde,” Broward Stage Door; “Songs for a New World,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Best Director: David Arisco, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; David Arisco, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; David Arisco, “Songs for a New World,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Lynnette Barkley, “Sisters of Swing,” Florida Stage; Robert Johanson, “Nefertiti,” Parker Playhouse (Nefertiti Productions); J. Barry Lewis, “Berlin to Broadway,” Palm Beach Dramaworks.

Best Actor: Josh Grisetti, “Where’s Charley?,” Caldwell Theatre Company; Christopher A. Kent, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; E.L. Losada, “Jekyll & Hyde,” Broward Stage Door; Jarret Mallon, “Will Rogers Follies,” Broward Stage Door; Nicholas Rodriguez, “Nefertiti,” Parker Playhouse (Nefertiti Productions); Tally* Sessions, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Best Actress: Elizabeth Dimon, “Berlin to Broadway,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Gwen Hollander, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Rachel Jones, “Johnny Guitar,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Nicole Leach, “Nefertiti,” Parker Playhouse (Nefertiti Productions); Jennifer Swiderski, “Sisters of Swing,” Florida Stage; Desmon N. Walker, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Best Supporting Actor: Terrell Hardcastle, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Bruce Linser, “Berlin to Broadway,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Darren Matthias, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Bill Perlach, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Robert Rokicki, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Shane Tanner, “Johnny Guitar,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre.

Best Supporting Actress: Jeanne Lynn Gray, “The Last Session,” Hollywood Playhouse (Florida Musicals); Rachel Jones, “Songs for a New World,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Melanie Penn, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Stacy Schwartz, “Johnny Guitar,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Lourelene Snedeker, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Wendy Wood, “Jekyll & Hyde,” Broward Stage Door.

Best Musical Direction: Eric Alsford, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Eric Alsford, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Eric Alsford, “Songs for a New World,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Christopher McGovern, “Sisters of Swing,” Florida Stage; Paul Reekie, “Berlin to Broadway,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Nick Williams, “The Good War,” Maltz Jupiter Theatre.

Best Choreography: Lynnette Barkley, “Sisters of Swing,” Florida Stage; Chrissi Ardito*, “Jekyll & Hyde,” Broward Stage Door; Barbara Flaten, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Barbara Flaten, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Barbara Flaten, “Grease,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Ron Hutchins, “Will Rogers Follies,” Broward Stage Door.

DESIGN AWARDS (Plays and Musicals)

Best Set Design: M.P. Amico, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Lyle Baskin, “Misery,” GableStage; Jesse Dreikosen, “Madagascar,” New Theatre; Tim Bennett, “Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company; Tim Bennett, “Morning’s at Seven,” Caldwell Theatre Company; Sean McClelland, “Talley’s Folly,” Broward Stage Door.

Best Lighting Design: John D. Hall, “Bug,” GableStage; John D. Hall, “Misery,” GableStage; Jeff Quinn, “Frozen,” GableStage; Matthew Reinert, “Ice Glen,” Florida Stage; Patrick Tennent, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Thomas Salzman, “Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company.

Best Costume Design: Erin Amico, “Seascape,” Palm Beach Dramaworks; Mary Lynne Izzo, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Mary Lynne Izzo and Dario Almiron*, “Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Susan Stowell, “Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company; Estela Vrancovich, “The Elephant Man,” Mosaic Theatre; Estela Vrancovich, “Nefertiti,” Parker Playhouse (Nefertiti Productions).

Best Sound Design: Traci Almeida, “The Pull of Negative Gravity,” Mosaic Theatre; Michael J. Hoffman, “Bug,” GableStage; Michael J. Hoffman, “Frozen,” GableStage; Michael J. Hoffman, “Misery,” GableStage; Nate Rausch, “Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse at The Miracle Theatre; Marc Scott and Jeff Holmes, “Trafficking in Broken Hearts,” Sol Theatre Project.

ANALYSIS

(120 Nominations; all lists must total 120)

By County:

Miami-Dade: 63

Palm Beach: 36

Broward (Greater Fort Lauderdale): 21

By Theater:

Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre: 32

GableStage: 23

Palm Beach Dramaworks: 16

Florida Stage: 11

Mosaic Theatre: 7

Broward Stage Door: 7

Caldwell Theatre Company: 7

New Theatre: 5

Nefertiti Productions at Parker Playhouse: 4

Maltz Jupiter Theatre: 2

City Theatre: 1

Florida Musicals at Hollywood Playhouse: 1

Mad Cat Theatre Company: 1

Promethean Theatre Company: 1

Public Theatre of South Florida: 1

Sol Theatre Project: 1

By Show: 23 with multiple nominations

“Aida,” Actors’ Playhouse, 12

“Beauty and the Beast,” Actors’ Playhouse, 11

“Frozen,” GableStage, 7

“Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill, a Musical Voyage,” Palm Beach Dramaworks, 6

“Songs for a New World,” Actors’ Playhouse, 5

“That Championship Season,” Palm Beach Dramaworks, 5

“Enchanted April,” Caldwell Theatre Company, 5

“Retreat from Moscow,” GableStage, 4

“Jekyll & Hyde,” Broward Stage Door, 4

“Nefertiti,” Nefertiti Productions, 4

“Sisters of Swing,” Florida Stage, 4

“Bug,” GableStage, 4

“Misery,” GableStage, 4

“Amadeus,” Mosaic Theatre, 3

“Exits and Entrances,” Florida Stage, 3

“’night, Mother,” Palm Beach Dramaworks, 3

“Brooklyn Boy,” GableStage, 3

“Johnny Guitar,” Actors’ Playhouse, 3

“The Good War,” Maltz Jupiter Theatre, 2

“The Will Rogers Follies,” Broward Stage Door, 2

“Elephant Man,” Mosaic Theatre, 2

“Ice Glen,” Florida Stage, 2

By Show: 22 with one nomination each:

“Art,” Mosaic Theatre, 1

“Artful Dodgers,” Mad Cat Theatre, 1

“Buck Fever,” Promethean Theatre, 1

“Clarence Darrow’s Last Trial,” New Theatre, 1

“Grease,” Actors’ Playhouse, 1

“Lips Together, Teeth Apart,” 1

“Madagascar,” New Theatre, 1

“A Marriage Minuet,” Florida Stage, 1

“Morning’s at Seven,” Caldwell Theatre Company, 1

“The Last Session,” Florida Musicals, 1

“The Normal Heart,” Public Theatre, 1

“The Pull of Negative Gravity,” Mosaic Theatre, 1

“Romeo and Juliet,” New Theatre, 1

“Seascape,” Palm Beach Dramaworks, 1

“String of Pearls,” Florida Stage, 1

“Summer Shorts,” City Theatre, 1

“The Syringa Tree,” GableStage, 1

“Talley’s Folly,” Broward Stage Door, 1

“Touch,” New Theatre, 1

“Trafficking in Broken Hearts,” Sol Theatre Project, 1

“Wait and See,” New Theatre, 1

“Where’s Charley?”, Caldwell Theatre Company, 1

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