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Suddenly, Last Summer
by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Kevin Hagan
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Best Sound Design, Mike Tutaj
Best Costume Design, Cybele Moon
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Requiem for a Heavyweight
by Rod Serling
Directed by Lou Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Lighting Design, Mike Durst
Best Fight Choreography, Nick Sandys
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Production
Best Director, Lou Contey
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Sean Sullivan
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Best Sound Design, Mike Tutaj
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A Taste of Honey
by Shelagh Delaney
Directed by Jeremy Wechsler
Currently nominated for After Dark Award
Outstanding Set Design, Kevin Hagan |
Come Back, Little Sheba
by William Inge
Directed by David Cromer
After Dark Awards:
Best Production
Best Director, David Cromer
Best Actress Linda Reiter
Best Actor, John Judd
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Production
Best Director, David Cromer
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Actor in a Principal Role, John Judd
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
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The Price
by Arthur Miller
Directed by Todd Schmidt
AfterDark Awards:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
Jeff Awards:
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Maury Cooper
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Actress in a supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
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Hyde in Hollywood
by Peter Parnell
Directed by Andrea J. Dymond
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2005-06
The House of Blue Leaves
By John Guare
Directed by Ann Filmer
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Supporting Actress, Eileen Niccola
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Dealer's Choice
By Patrick Marber
Directed by Steve Scott
After Dark Award
Best Ensemble Performance
Jeff Award Nominations
Best Production, Best Ensemble,
Best Director, Steve Scott
Best Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan
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Of Mice and Men
By John Steinbeck
Directed by Eileen Niccolai
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Judgment at Nuremberg
(re-mounted)
By Abby Mann
Directed by Louis Contey
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Meet John Doe
Adapted by Louis Contey and Dorrie Robinson
Directed by Louis Contey |
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Time of the Cuckoo
By Arthur Laurents
Directed by Nick Bowling |
Judgment at Nuremberg
By Abby Mann
Directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Award, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Brian McCaskil
Nominations: Best Production, Best Director
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Coyote On A Fence
by Bruce Graham
Directed by Dado |
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?
by Edward Albee
Directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Actress in a Principle Role, Linda Reiter
Actress in a Supporting Role, Jennifer Kern
Direction, Louis Contey
Best Ensemble
Nominations
Best Production
Scenic Design, Kevin Hagan |
High Life
by Lee MacDougal
Directed by Dado
After Dark Award
Best Ensemble
Jeff Award Nominations
Best Ensemble
Best Supporting Actor |
| 2000-01 |
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The Batting Cage
Chicago Premiere
by Joan Ackermann
Directed by Rachel Silverman
Jeff Award Nomination
Actress in a Leading Role, Eileen Niccolai
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Coyote On A Fence
Chicago Premiere
by Bruce Graham
Directed by Dado
Jeff Awards
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Steve Key
Best Sound Design, Bob Rokos, Dave Bell
Jeff Award Nominations
Best Productin
Best Director, Dado
Jeff Citation recipient '01
Actor in a Principal Role
Sound Design |
Invitation To A March
Chicago Premiere
by Arthur Laurents
Directed by Shade Murray
Chicago Premiere
Jeff Award
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Jeff Award Nomination
Lighting Design, Lynne Koscielniak
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| 1999-2000 |
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Real Classy Affair
U.S. Premiere
by Nick Grosso
Directed by Louis Contey |
Escape from Happiness
by George F. Walker
Directed by Louis Contey |
The Lower Depths
by Maxim Gorky
Directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Set Design, Kevin Hagan
Best Costume Design, Karen Kawa
Jeff Award Nomination, Best Ensemble
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| 1998-99 |
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Rocket To The Moon
By Clifford Odets
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Award Nomination:
Best Set Design, Kevin Hagan |
Frozen Assets
by Barrie Keefe
directed by Nick Bowling
Jeff Award:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Rebecca Jordan
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Joe Sikora
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Steve Key
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| 1997-98 |
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All My Sons
By Arthur Miller
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Production
Best Direction, Louis Contey
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Steve Key
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Rich Baker
Jeff Award Nomination
Set Design, Louis Contey
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Anna Karenina
U.S. Premiere
by Helen Edmundson
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Award Nomination
Actress in a Principal Role, Rebecca Jordan |
WarHawks & Lindberghs
World Premiere
by Jim McDermott
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best New Work, Louis Contey and Jim McDermott
Best Sound Design, Michael Weber and Brian Johnson
Jeff Award Nomination:
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Doug McDade
Best Costume Design, Karen Kawa
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In A Pig's Valise
Chicago Premiere
by Eric Overmeyer
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Award
Best Actress in a Supporting
Role, Eileen Niccolai |
Bondagers
U.S. Premiere
by Sue Glover
directed by Lynn Ann Bernatowicz
Jeff Awards:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Linda Reiter
Best Ensemble
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Direction, Lynn Ann Bernatowicz |
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Beckett
by Jean Anouilh
directed by Joe Forbrich
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| 1995-96 |
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And a Nightingale Sang
by C.P. Taylor
directed by Susan Leigh
Jeff Award:
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Eileen Niccolai |
Les Liaisons Dangereuses
by Christopher Hampton
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Costume Design, Ann Kessler
Les Liaisons Dangereuses
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Black Pajamas
World Premiere
by Steven S. Taylor
directed by Mark Alexander Clover
part of our satellite series |
Peter Pan
by Trevor Nunn & John Caird
directed by Louis Contey |
Brilliant Traces
by Cindi Lou Johnson
directed by Louis Contey
part of our satellite series |
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| 1993-94 |
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God's Country
By Steven Dietz
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Award Nominations:
Best Production
Best Ensemble |
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Skeleton
World Premiere
by Will Kern
directed by Wilson Milam
part of satellite series |
Road to Mecca
By Athol Fugard
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Award:
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Ann Wakefield |
A View From the Bridge
By Arthur Miller
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Production,
Best Direction, Louis Contey
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Steve Key
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Actor in a Principal role, Doug McDade |
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Loot
by Joe Orton
directed by Roger Smart
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The Manchurian Candidate
Chicago Premiere
by John Lahr
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Ensemble
Best Direction, Louis Contey
Best Actress in a Principal Role, Linda Reiter
Best Actor in a Supporting role, Doug McDade
Best Sound Design, JJ Porterfield
Jeff Award Nomination
Best Production
The Manchurian Candidate
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| 1994-95 |
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A Streetcar Named Desire
By Tennessee Williams
directed by Louis Contey
Jeff Awards:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Rebecca Jordan
Best Scenic Design, Louis Contey and Joe Forbrich
Jeff Award Nominations
Direction, Louis Contey
Costume Design
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The Lesson
by Eugene Ionesco
directed by Leigh Horsley
part of satellite series |
The Love of A Good Man
Chicago Premiere
by Howard Barker
directed by John Swanbeck and Nancy Scanlon 
T he Love of a Good Man |
A Streetcar Named Desire |
Whisper into my Good Ear
by William Handley
directed by Doug McDade |
Harvestide
World Premiere
By Stephen Serpas
Directed by Ric Murphy |
| 1992-93 |
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The Dresser
By Ronald Harwood
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Awards
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Tim Decker
Best Set Design, Roger Smart |
Holy Ghosts
By Romulus Linney
directed by Louis Contey
Holy Ghosts
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The Children's Hour
by Lillian Hellman
directed by Shira Piven
Jeff Award Nomination:
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
The Children's Hour
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The Ritual Room
World Premiere
By ensemble member Joe Forbrich
Directed by Lisa Gingerich
part of satellite series |
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| 1991-92 |
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Backstage Pass
World Premiere
by Adam Langer
directed by Adam Langer |
In The Shadow Of A Smile
World Premiere
by Adam Langer
directed by Adam Langer |
Count Oderland
Chicago Premiere
by Max Frisch
directed by Adam Langer |
Frozen Assets
by Barri Keefe
directed by Dan Torbica
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Ground Zero Club
by Charles Schulman
directed by Joe Forbrich
part of satellite series |
Talk Radio
by Eric Bogosian
directed by Roger Smart
Jeff Awards:
Best Actor in a Principal Role, Ben Werling
Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Steve Key
Jeff Award Nominations
Best Direction, Roger Smart
Best Production |
See The Pretty Lights
by Alan Plater
directed by Roger Smart
part of our satellite series |
Big Al
by Bryan Goluboff
directed by Stephen Serpas
part of our satellite series |
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