WATCH Awards

The WATCH nominations for 2011 were announced on Sunday, January 15th and LTA received 43 nominations!! The full list of nominees from all theaters can be found on the WATCH website at www.washingtontheater.org. Congrats to all of our nominees!

The award ceremony will take place on Sunday, March 11, 2012 at the Birchmere in Alexandria, VA. Tickets can be purchased in person at the Birchmere or through Ticketmaster. The ceremony frequently sells out, so purchasing early is highly recommended.

THE LITTLE THEATRE OF ALEXANDRIA

6 productions received a total of 43 nominations
§  Hairspray
22 nominations

§  Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Scott J. Strasbaugh as “Mr. Pinky”
§  Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Gina C. Tomkus as “Matron/Gym Teacher”
§  Outstanding Cameo in a Musical, Mark Williams as “High School Principal”
§  Outstanding Choreography, Ivan Davila
§  Outstanding Costume Design in a Musical, Jean Schlichting & Kit Sibley
§  Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Sue Pinkman
§  Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical, Adrian Cubbage as “Seaweed J. Stubbs”
§  Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Brenda Parker as “Motormouth Maybelle”
§  Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, Jaclyn Young as “Penny Pingleton”
§  Outstanding Hair Design in a Musical, Anna Michelle Jackson & Irene Kasotakis
§  Outstanding Lead Actor in a Musical, Christopher Harris as “Edna Turnblad”
§  Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical, Shannon Kingett as “Tracy Turnblad”
§  Outstanding Light Design in a Musical, Franklin C. Coleman
§  Outstanding Makeup Design in a Musical, Robin Parker
§  Outstanding Music Direction, Christopher A. Tomasino
§  Outstanding Musical
§  Outstanding Properties in a Musical, Judy Kee & Margaret Snow
§  Outstanding Set Construction in a Musical, Chris Feldmann
§  Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Marian Holmes & Russell Wyland
§  Outstanding Set Design in a Musical, Myke Taister
§  Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Kevin O’Dowd
§  Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, David Correia & David Hale

§  Move Over, Mrs. Markham
6 nominations

§  Outstanding Hair Design in a Play, Howard Vincent Kurtz
§  Outstanding Light Design in a Play, Liz Owens & Nancy Owens
§  Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, Howard Vincent Kurtz
§  Outstanding Properties in a Play, Rebecca & John Johnson
§  Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, Chris Feldmann
§  Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Mary Hutzler

§  Noises Off
6 nominations

§  Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Annie Vroom
§  Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play, Adam Downs as “Garry Lejeune”
§  Outstanding Play
§  Outstanding Set Construction in a Play, Dan Remmers
§  Outstanding Set Design in a Play, C. Evans Kirk & Dan Remmers
§  Outstanding Set Painting in a Play, Kevin O’Dowd

§  Oliver!
3 nominations

§  Outstanding Set Decoration in a Musical, Nancyanne Burton et al
§  Outstanding Set Painting in a Musical, Erin Cumbo
§  Outstanding Sound Design in a Musical, David Correia

§  Rabbit Hole
2 nominations

§  Outstanding Direction of a Play, Joanna Henry
§  Outstanding Properties in a Play, Nicole Zuchetto

§  Widdershins
4 nominations

§  Outstanding Costume Design in a Play, Annie Vroom
§  Outstanding Light Design in a Play, Ken & Patti Crowley
§  Outstanding Makeup Design in a Play, C. Evans Kirk
§  Outstanding Special Effects, Ken & Patti Crowley

 

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