2010 Column Nominations!

I know I'm a little late in posting these, but when I was looking at my Google Analytics report for this blog, I noticed that a lot of traffic comes from keyword searches similar to "column awards" or "2010 column nominations," so I figured I'd do the folks a favor and post them HERE. The full list with pictures can be found here.

So without further ado...here they are! Winners will be announced at the 11th Annual Column Awards on March 8, 2010. :)

Best Musical (Equity)
SWEENEY TODD - Casa Manana
RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Musical (Non Equity)
WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Play (Equity)
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
VINCENT RIVER - Theatre Britain
DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - Theatre Three
THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE
- Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Play (Non Equity)
HELLO HUMAN FEMALE - Audacity Theatre Lab
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford
CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES - Theatre Arlington
TALK RADIO BY ERIC BOGOSIAN - Upstart Productions
MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Steve Lovett Original New Playwright Award
Matt Lyle - HELLO HUMAN FEMALE - Audacity Theatre Lab
Gary Moody; Gary Taylor - A LONESTAR CHRISTMAS CAROL - Circle Theatre
M. Shane Hurst - PRIDE AND PREJUDICE - Greater Lewisville Community Theatre
Bill Fountain - CRUSHING GRAIN - Level Ground Arts
Alejandro de la Costa - ADAM AND EVE IN THE GARDEN OF DELIGHTS OR LOVE
- MBS Productions
Scott A Eckert - DEATH - THE MUSICAL - Pocket Sandwich Theatre

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Best Director of a Musical (Equity)
Chris Robinson - RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Cheryl Denson - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Jerry Russell - THE SPITFIRE GRILL - Stage West
Jac Alder - LOST IN THE STARS - Theatre Three
Bruce R. Coleman - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Terry Martin - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Director of a Musical (Non Equity)
Dennis Canright - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Bill Fountain; Zac Ramsey - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Dennis Yslas - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
JaceSon And Tina Barrus - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Jeff Kinman - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Cheryl Denson - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Director of a Play (Equity)
Kevin Moriarty - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Ryan Roach;Chris Robinson - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Michael Serrecchia - ALMOST, MAINE - Theatre Arlington
Robin Armstrong - VINCENT RIVER - Theatre Britain
Bruce R. Coleman - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Cheryl Denson - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Director of a Play (Non Equity)
Taffy Geisel - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Bill Fountain; Lisa Long - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford
Danielle Beacham - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
B.J. Cleveland - THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES - Theatre Arlington
Regan Adair - TALK RADIO BY ERIC BOGOSIAN - Upstart Productions
Andi Allen - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Music Direcor of a Musical (Equity)
Adam C. Wright - RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Jay Dias - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Terry Dobson - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Scott A. Eckert - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Mark Mullino - FOREVER PLAID: PLAID TIDINGS - WaterTower Theatre
James McQuillen - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Music Direcor of a Musical (Non Equity)
Jeff Crouse - MAME - Garland Summer Musicals
M. Shane Hurst - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Richard Gwozdz - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Dick Helmcamp - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Adam C. Wright - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Adam C. Wright - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Equity)
Amanda Foust - SWEENEY TODD - Casa Manana
Bryan Wofford - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Michael Anania - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Jeffrey Schmidt - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Andy Redmon - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Christopher Pickart - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Scenic Design of a Musical (Non Equity)
Dennis Canright; Jason Leyva - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Ken Long - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Charlotte Newman; Robert Dennard - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
JaceSon Barrus - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Steven Wright - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Clare Floyd DeVries - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Scenic Design of a Play (Equity)
Beowulf Boritt - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Scott Kirkham - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Darryl Clement - PUSS IN BOOTS - Theatre Britain
Jac Alder; David Walsh - DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - Theatre Three
Bruce R. Coleman - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Clare Floyd DeVries - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Scenic Design of a Play (Non Equity)
Jason Leyva - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Wade Giampa - ALL MY SONS - ICT MainStage
Ellen Mizener - DUCKHUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL - OnStage in Bedford
Charlotte Newman - FOOTLIGHT FRENZY - OnStage in Bedford
JaceSon Barrus - BEAU JEST - Plaza Theatre Company
JaceSon Barrus - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company

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Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Equity)
John Bartenstein - SWEENEY TODD - Casa Manana
Julie Moroney - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Julie Moroney - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Amanda West - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Jason Foster - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Susan A. White - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Non Equity)
Natalie Berry - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Sam Nance - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Robert Dennard - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
JaceSon Barrus - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Tony Adams; Lynn Johnson - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Julie Moroney - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Lighting Design of a Play (Equity)
Tyler Micoleau - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Scott Kirkham - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Michael Winters - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
Amanda West - DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - Theatre Three
Amanda West - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Jason Foster - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Lighting Design of a Play (Non Equity)
Jason Leyva - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Sam Nance - ALL MY SONS - ICT MainStage
Michael Campbell - HEAVEN CAN WAIT - ICT MainStage
Michael Winters - FOOTLIGHT FRENZY - OnStage in Bedford
Cameron Barrus - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
JaceSon Barrus - DON'T DRINK THE WATER - Plaza Theatre Company

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Best Sound Design of a Musical (Equity)
Justin Stasiw - SWEENEY TODD - Casa Manana
Bill Eickenloff - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Bill Eickenloff - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Mark C. Guerra - LOST IN THE STARS - Theatre Three
Virgil Justice And Bill Eickenloff - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Curtis Craig - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Sound Design of a Musical (Non Equity)
Jason Walker; Evan Ramos - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
M. Shane Hurst - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
John Sanchez - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
G. Aaron Siler - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
David H. H. Lambert - DEATH - THE MUSICAL - Pocket Sandwich Theatre
Virgil Justice - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Sound Design of a Play (Equity)
David H. M. Lambert - INCORRUPTIBLE - Circle Theatre
The Broken Chord Collective - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Scott Kirkham - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Cathy O'Neal - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
Andi Allen - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Virgil Justice - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Sound Design of a Play (Non Equity)
Joey Geisel - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Bill Fountain - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford
G. Aaron Siler - BEAU JEST - Plaza Theatre Company
G. Aaron Siler - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
Mason York - TALK RADIO BY ERIC BOGOSIAN - Upstart Productions
Andi Allen And Jamie Morris - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Costume Design of a Musical (Equity)
Ann M. Bruskiewitz - SWEENEY TODD - Casa Manana
Susan Doke - RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Drenda Lewis - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Bruce R. Coleman - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Suzi Cranford - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Aaron Patrick Turner - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Costume Design of a Musical (Non Equity)
Darius Robinson - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Jessica Stevens - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Ryan Matthieu Smith; Sharon Wiltshire - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
Tina Barrus - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Suzi Cranford - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Suzi Cranford - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Costume Design of a Play (Equity)
Claudia Stephens - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Ryan Matthieu Smith - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Bruce R. Coleman - DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - Theatre Three
Bruce R. Coleman - MURDER ON THE NILE - Theatre Three
Suzi Cranford - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Suzi Cranford - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Costume Design of a Play (Non Equity)
Judy Wenslow; Caroline May - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Celeste Rogers - MARY STUART - Garland Civic Theatre
Ande Bewley - PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE - Level Ground Arts
Sharon Wiltshire - FOOTLIGHT FRENZY - OnStage in Bedford
Tina Barrus - DON'T DRINK THE WATER - Plaza Theatre Company
Suzi Cranford - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Choreography of a Musical (Equity)
Eddie Floresca - A LONESTAR CHRISTMAS CAROL - Circle Theatre
Doug Miller - CLICK, CLACK, MOO: COWS THAT TYPE - Dallas Children's Theater
Tracy Jordan - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Ann Nieman - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Kelly McCain - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
C. Nicholas Morris - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Choreography of a Musical (Non Equity)
Eddie Floresca - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Carlos Gomez - MAME - Garland Summer Musicals
Brittany Levraea - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Eddie Floresca - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Feleceia Benton - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
John De Los Santos - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Stage Management of a Musical (Equity)
Margaret J. Soch - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Margaret J. Soch - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Bruce R. Coleman - LOST IN THE STARS - Theatre Three
Doug Miller - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Jose Solivan - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Heidi Shen - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Stage Management of a Musical (Non Equity)
Lindsay Hardisty - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Monica Yvette Meadows - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Anna Oltmanns - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
Stefanie Glenn; Monica Glenn; Karen Trahan - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Tommy Looney - OLIVER - Richardson Theatre Centre
Cory Boulieris - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Stage Management of a Play (Equity)
Leslie S. Allen - AND THEN THEY CAME FOR ME: REMEMBERING THE WORLD OF ANNE FRANK - Dallas Children's Theater
Melissa Daroff - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Scott Kirkham - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
John Harvey; Hana Goff - VINCENT RIVER - Theatre Britain
Terry Vandivort - MURDER ON THE NILE - Theatre Three
Amy Fisher Hughes - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Stage Management of a Play (Non Equity)
Lindsay Hardisty - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Tom Ortiz - ALL MY SONS - ICT MainStage
Evelyn G. Hall - DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - ICT MainStage
Anna Oltmanns, Shojin Bateman - FOOTLIGHT FRENZY - OnStage in Bedford
Monica Yvette Meadows - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford
Analaura Keith - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company

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Best Actor in a Musical (Equity)
Dennis Canright (Sylvia St. Croix) - RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Jeremy Dumont (Eddie Ryan) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Joe Nemmers (The King) - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Cedric Neal (Absolom Kumalo) - LOST IN THE STARS - Theatre Three
Paul J. Williams (Douglas Panch) - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Willie Welch (Ensemble) - WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG - Theatre Too

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Best Actor in a Musical (Non Equity)
Stan Graner (Henry Higgins) - MY FAIR LADY - Artisan Center Theater
Evan Ramos (Tony) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Tom DeWester (Cervantes, Et Al.) - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
Shane Strawbridge (Jack) - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Alexander Ross (Matthew) - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc
Drew Kelly (Mark) - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Actor in a Play (Equity)
Cedric Neal (Puck) - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Chris Robinson (Arles Struvie, Et Al.) - GREATER TUNA - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
B.J. Cleveland (Elwood P. Dowd) - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
James Chandler (Davey) - VINCENT RIVER - Theatre Britain
Ashley Wood (Robert) - DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - Theatre Three
Bradley Campbell (Hector) - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Actor in a Play (Non Equity)
Jeff Swearingen (Blork) - HELLO HUMAN FEMALE - Audacity Theatre Lab
Jordan Willis (Chris Keller) - ALL MY SONS - ICT MainStage
G. Aaron Siler (Norman McDonald) - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
Aaron Lett (Eric Swan) - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
Elias Taylorson (Barry Champlain) - TALK RADIO BY ERIC BOGOSIAN - Upstart Productions
Coy Covington (Joan Crawford) - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Actress in a Musical (Equity)
Kristin Dausch (Fanny Brice) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Shelbie Mac (Percy Talbott) - THE SPITFIRE GRILL - Stage West
Liz Mikel (Linda Et Al) - LOST IN THE STARS - Theatre Three
Ariana Movassagh (Olive Ostrovsky) - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Stephanie Hall (Woman #1) - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Diana Sheehan ("Little" Edie Beale/Edith Bouvier Beale) - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Best Actress in a Musical (Non Equity)
Christina Atwell (Eliza Doolittle) - MY FAIR LADY - Artisan Center Theater
Sarah Dickerson (Maria) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Sherry Etzel (Patsy Cline) - ALWAYS... PATSY CLINE - Greater Lewisville Community Theatre Emily Antrainer (Aldonza) - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
Lana K. Hoover (Mona Stangley) - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Feleceia Benton (Aida) - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Ashlie Kirkpatrick (Baker's Wife) - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre

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Best Actress in a Play (Equity)
Irma P. Hall (Lena Younger) - A RAISIN IN THE SUN - African American Repertory Theater
Liz Mikel (Titania) - A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - Dallas Theater Center
Sue Roberts-Birch (Anita) - VINCENT RIVER - Theatre Britain
Danielle Pickard (Jacqueline De Severac) - MURDER ON THE NILE - Theatre Three
Morgana Shaw (Julie) - THE ROYAL FAMILY - Theatre Three
Cindee Mayfield (Willadean Winkler) - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Best Actress in a Play (Non Equity)
Arianna Movassagh (Tamela) - HELLO HUMAN FEMALE - Audacity Theatre Lab
Andi Allen (Tanna - Et Al) - PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE - Level Ground Arts
Angela Allen (Laura Becker) - FOOTLIGHT FRENZY - OnStage in Bedford
Desiree Fultz (Nurse Ratched) - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford Camille Shaw (Sarah Goldman) - BEAU JEST - Plaza Theatre Company
Marianne Galloway (Sylvia) - SYLVIA - Theatre Coppell

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Supporting Actor in a Musical (Equity)
Babakayode Ipaye (John) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Darius-Anthony Robinson (Mitch Mahoney) - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
B.J. Cleveland (Chip Tolentino) - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Chad Peterson (Leaf Coneybear) - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Alex Ross (Ensemble) - WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG - Theatre Too
Gary Floyd (George Gould Strong) - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Supporting Actor in a Musical (Non Equity)
Andrew McGlothen (Riff) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Shane Strawbridge (Jake) - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
David Cook (Padre) - MAN OF LA MANCHA - OnStage in Bedford
Tom DeWester (Melvin P. Thorpe) - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Angel Velasco (Juan) - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc
Michael Tuck (Abraham) - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

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Supporting Actor in a Play (Equity)
David H. M. Lambert (Martin) - INCORRUPTIBLE - Circle Theatre
Shane Strawbridge (Olf) - INCORRUPTIBLE - Circle Theatre
Dan Nolen, Jr. (Judge Omar Gaffney) - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
Jordan Willis (Smith) - MURDER ON THE NILE - Theatre Three
Corey Cleary-Stoner (Posner) - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Alexander Ross (Scripps) - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc

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Supporting Actor in a Play (Non Equity)
Jason Leyva (Mr. Beaver) - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Joey Geisel (Mr. Tumnus) - THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE - Artisan Center Theater
Brad Stephens (George Deever) - ALL MY SONS - ICT MainStage
Jay Cornils (Abe Goldman) - BEAU JEST - Plaza Theatre Company
Paul J Williams (Carol Ann) - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc
Chad Peterson (Christina Crawford/LB Mayer) - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Supporting Actress in a Musical (Equity)
Andi Allen (Lita Encore) - RUTHLESS! THE MUSICAL - Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre
Connie Coit (Mrs. Strakosh) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Jilian Brown (Mimsey, Ziegfeld Showgirl) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Megan Kelly Bates (Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre) - THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE - Theatre Three
Sherry Etzel (Ensemble) - WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG - Theatre Too
Kimberly Whalen (Young "Little" Edie Beale) - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Supporting Actress in a Musical (Non Equity)
Gina Gwozdz (Anita) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Natalie Berry (Anita) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Stephanie Felton (Cheryl) - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Courtney Sikora (Amneris) - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company
Daron Cockerell (Ziegfeld's Favorite) - THE WILL ROGERS FOLLIES - Plaza Theatre Company Sara Shelby-Martin (Vivian/Olivia) - DEATH - THE MUSICAL - Pocket Sandwich Theatre

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Supporting Actress in a Play (Equity)
Cathy Pritchett (Betty Chumley) - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
Marla Jo Kelly (Princess Alice) - PUSS IN BOOTS - Theatre Britain
Tricia Ponsford (Suzanne) - DON'T DRESS FOR DINNER - Theatre Three
Wendy Welch (Mrs. Lintott) - THE HISTORY BOYS - Uptown Players, Inc
Melissa Jobe (Rayleen Hobbs) - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc
Laura Warner (La Sonia Robinson) - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Supporting Actress in a Play (Non Equity)
Becca Shivers (Timmy) - HELLO HUMAN FEMALE - Audacity Theatre Lab
Jill Ethridge (Debbie Turner) - FOOTLIGHT FRENZY - OnStage in Bedford
Emily Kate Hardy (Candy Starr) - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford
Darcy Farrington (Miriam Goldman) - BEAU JEST - Plaza Theatre Company
Dana Harrison (Clairee) - STEEL MAGNOLIAS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Meridith Morton (Linda MacArthur) - TALK RADIO BY ERIC BOGOSIAN - Upstart Productions

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Featured Actor in a Musical (Equity)
Mikey Abrams (Ziegfeld Dancer, Choreographer) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Lon D. Barrera (Mr. Renaldi) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Alexander Ross (Ziegfeld Tenor) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Mark Oristano (Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr.) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Chamblee Ferguson (Sir Edward Ramsay) - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Markus Lloyd (Flick) - VIOLET - WaterTower Theatre

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Featured Actor in a Musical (Non Equity)
Michael Pandolfo (Baby John) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Doug Fowler (Mr. Upson) - MAME - Garland Summer Musicals
Alex Rodriguez (Fred Casley) - CHICAGO - Music Theatre of Denton
Curt Mega (Gaspard De La Nuit) - SINGIN' IN THE RAIN - Plaza Theatre Company
Jared Brewer (Steward) - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre
Jerome Stein (Cinderella's Father) - INTO THE WOODS - Richardson Theatre Centre

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Featured Actor in a Play (Equity)
Cedric Neal (Ensemble) - IN THE BEGINNING - Dallas Theater Center
Chamblee Ferguson (Ensemble) - IN THE BEGINNING - Dallas Theater Center
Drew Wall (Peter Simple) - THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, TX - Shakespeare Dallas
Alex Hardaway (E.J. Lofgren) - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
Mark C. Guerra (Steward) - MURDER ON THE NILE - Theatre Three
John Venable (Gilbert Marshall) - THE ROYAL FAMILY - Theatre Three

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Featured Actor in a Play (Non Equity)
Jeremy Whitiker (Mother) - HELLO HUMAN FEMALE - Audacity Theatre Lab
Bill Fountain (Bela - Et Al) - PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE - Level Ground Arts
Zac Ramsey (Aide Williams) - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - OnStage in Bedford
JaceSon Barrus (Ms. Cowper) - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
Greg Kozakis (Raynerd Chisum) - SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY - Runway Theatre
Kevin Moore (Greg/Christopher Crawford) - MOMMIE QUEEREST - Uptown Players, Inc

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Featured Actress in a Musical (Equity)
Carleen Kirksey (Emma) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Jane Willingham (Mrs. O'Malley) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Mary McElree (Topsy; Attendant) - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Katharine Gentsch (Royal Dancer; Court Dancer) - THE KING AND I - Lyric Stage
Delynda Johnson Moravec (Governess) - LOST IN THE STARS - Theatre Three
Pam Dougherty (Edith Bouvier Beale) - GREY GARDENS - WaterTower Theatre

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Featured Actress in a Musical (Non Equity)
Samantha Padilla (Consuela) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Jad B. Saxton (Trixie) - THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW - Greater Lewisville Community Theatre
Stacie Cleland (Deadite Sophie) - EVIL DEAD THE MUSICAL - Level Ground Arts
Angela Allen (Ginger) - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Emily Hardy (Linda Lou Et Al) - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Crystal Hires (Nehebka) - AIDA - Plaza Theatre Company

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Featured Actress in a Play (Equity)
Drenda Lewis (Agatha) - INCORRUPTIBLE - Circle Theatre
Carrie Slaughter (Candy Starr) - ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST - Contemporary Theatre of Dallas
Liz Mikel (Ensemble) - IN THE BEGINNING - Dallas Theater Center
Maxey Whitehead (Biondello) - THE TAMING OF THE SHREW - Shakespeare Dallas
Vandi Clark (Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet) - HARVEY - Theatre Arlington
Crystal Ramon (Blues Singer) - THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A TRAILER TRASH HOUSEWIFE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Featured Actress in a Play (Non Equity)
Grisel Cambiasso (Teiresias, Et Al) - OEDIPUS REX - MBS Productions
Jill Ethridge (Kansas) - DUCKHUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL - OnStage in Bedford
Claire Buckholz (Miss Dixon) - CASH ON DELIVERY - Plaza Theatre Company
Jocelyn Everett (Mittens Et Al) - CAPTAIN PHANTASM VS. THE NEFARIOUS DR. NOIR! - Pocket Sandwich Theatre
Melissa Hartman (Belinda) - NOISES OFF - Repertory Company Theatre
Lulu Ward (Dr. Susan Fleming Et Al) - TALK RADIO BY ERIC BOGOSIAN - Upstart Productions

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Chita Rivera Dance Award (Female)
Gina Gwozdz (Anita) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Hannah Guillory (Velma Kelly) - CHICAGO - Greater Lewisville Community Theatre
Emily Hardy (Linda Lou Et Al) - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Christine Atwell (Belle) - DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST - The Greater Cleburne Carnegie Players
Stephanie Hall (Woman #1) - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc
Katharine Gentsch (Ensemble) - BREATHE - Uptown Players, Inc

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Chita Rivera Dance Award (Male)
Michael Sylvester (Chino) - WEST SIDE STORY - Artisan Center Theater
Jeremy Dumont (Eddie Ryan) - FUNNY GIRL - Lyric Stage
Alex Rodriguez (Custas) - CRAZY FOR YOU - Music Theatre of Denton
Chris Edwards (Aggie Et Al) - THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS - OnStage in Bedford
Erich De La Torre (Rod) - SINGIN' IN THE RAIN - Plaza Theatre Company
Angel Velasco (Juan) - ALTAR BOYZ - Uptown Players, Inc

Musings on Show Boat, 1.0 and 2.0

"Beneath this mirthful mask burns a soul that has plumbed the depths!" Mandy Rausch as Ellie May Chipley (favorite costume and picture of me ever, by the way) - Show Boat 2004

"Life Upon the Wicked Stage" - Mandy Rausch as Ellie May Chipley, Show Boat 2004

The first time I did Show Boat was in the spring of 2004 with Denton Community Theatre. I was originally cast as Kim Ravenal and the understudy for Ellie May Chipley. Because of this, I was required at every rehearsal so that I could learn Ellie's role, but the directors didn't want me in ANY scenes until the very last one as Kim. Needless to say, this was a frustrating rehearsal process. My time was used very inefficiently, and it was one of the longest rehearsal processes known to community theatre (about 8 weeks).

Due to and in spite of a series of unfortunate events too melodramatic to go into here (ah, how young and self-righteous I was back then), I learned that I was to play Ellie...with about three weeks left until we opened the show. It was my first ever truly featured/supporting role in a show, and I was terrified. I had to make sure I had done my job well as an understudy and step in as off-book as possible, go to endless fittings at the costume shop to see which of the costumes pulled/built for the other actress would work for me, and cram my brain with lines and choreography.

It ended up being a pretty great experience...and definitely a memorable one if nothing else. It was one of my first shows with my husband (then boyfriend of course), who was playing Gaylord Ravenal. Yeah...originally I was cast as his daughter. Say it with me: Ew. It was my first time to meet and be in a show with some lovely and talented people who are still some of my favorite people in the entire world, as well.

Until recently, I had never done a show more than one time. My husband has had a couple of repeats (same role AND same show): Cabaret and Once Upon a Mattress. If you'd asked me which show would be the first I would repeat, I don't think my first guess would have been Show Boat.

If you'll recall, when I auditioned for the concert version at Lyric Stage, I wasn't too hopeful that I would get cast. Well, that's not the right word. Of course I was hopeful. I wasn't too confident. But, I suppose that Jay and Ann saw something or heard something they liked, and I was invited to be a part of this magical production.

In case you're wondering, I do realize how naive and goober-ish I sound when I gush about how glad I am to have gotten a toe into the door at Lyric Stage and work with some of DFW's finest singers and actors. Whatever; judge me if you want to. But I don't take things like this for granted. As much as it wore me (and my carpool buddies) out to go back and forth between Denton and Irving seven days a week for three weeks...I wouldn't trade it for anything. I had ab blast riding to and from the rehearsals and performances with Tyler and Heidi (there were some very interesting and very silly conversations on those drives...what do you expect after a 14-hour day of work and rehearsal?) and I met some wonderful people.

Car pool buddies, L-R: Tyler Donahue, Mandy Rausch (me!) and Heidi Lewis

The amazingly talented Keron Jackson (Joe) and me backstage. This man has a true gift from God in that booming bass voice of his, and he's such a gracious and unpretentious soul.

It was a beautiful production (photos below taken by Steven Jones...one is slightly edited by me...see if you can see what I did!):

One night, during a particularly grueling musical cue-to-cue rehearsal, and while we were still allowed objects onstage to entertain us (iPhones, books, etc.), I wrote the following:

Sitting in Carpenter Hall at a musical cue-to-cue for Show Boat - still so amazed that I'm even here. Will anybody who doesn't already know me remember me when they leave? Maybe not. But will I remember this production? For the rest of my life, surely!

I know it sounds corny as hell, but it's true. This is my first time to ever pe a paid musical theatre performer. I announced this in the dressing room to two friends tonight , and they were very sweet in their surprise at this news. But, it's true. And I don't care if my check for such an occasion is $10 or $1,000 (ha!), I know I'll always remember it as being special because it was the first.

Surrounding me right now on this stage are some of the most talented actors in the DFW theatre community, and sometimes I feel like there was some mistake made and I don't deserve to be here. Thankfully, everyone I've met has been very gracious and kind and fun to be around. I know this isn't always the case, so I'm not taking it for granted. At. All. The talent level in this 68-member ensemble is truly tremendous. During the last week of rehearsals I was, quite unfortunately, recovering from an upper respiratory infection and completely unable to sing. Even so, there was a special silver lining during these rehearsals because all I could do was listen to the singing around me -- and that was just the ensemble. I'm fairly certain that everyone here has played lead or supporting roles before, and it shows in the dedication, quick learning and retention, and professionalism.

The leading principal characters are being sung by some of the biggest and purest voices I've had the pleasure of hearing -- and I married into an operatic community! It's like taking a voice lesson every night. Once I snapped out of the daze of just listening to the voices of people like Cecily [Ellis-Bills], Marty [Fox] and Laurie [Bulaoro], I started watching them. I watch their breath support and how their bodies handle such demanding roles night. after. night. It's also like an acting lesson. Andy [Baldwin] and Megan [Woodall] are so hysterical as Frank and Ellie, and you never know what they're going to do next. David [Coffee] and Lois [Sonnier Hart] as Cap'n Andy and Parthy -- I don't even know what to say about them except that they're amazing. I'm never all that confident in my abilities as an actress, so to watch such pros is a blessing to me.

....and that's when I got cut off. Rehearsal ended or I was needed to sing.

I'm so glad that I don't have to count on these experiences to make my living. As much as it exhausts me to have a full-time day job on top of my volunteer (or not!) theatre experiences, I think I enjoy these theatrical experiences so much more because I don't have to stress if I don't get into one in time to make rent or pay bills. I still enjoy going to the theatre to see productions I'm not in; it's not an extension of my work or my job like it probably gets to be for some.

Anyway...all that just to say that:

• I had a great time and a wonderful learning experience,
• I got a great opportunity to network and make some new friends, and
• it was a great show for my first repeat, especially because it was so very different.

Women and Wallace

Women and Wallace at Sundown Collaborative Theatre, my latest review for John Garcia's The Column -- published on Friday, February 5th, 2010 in The Column and on PegasusNews.com:

John Garcia's THE COLUMN- Friday February 5, 2010

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THE COLUMN STAFF:

CHIEF SENIOR THEATER CRITIC: John Garcia

ASSOCIATE THEATER CRITICS:

Clyde Berry
Mary Clark
Cheryl Cory
Esther Coughey
Ray Gestaut
Richard Goulde
Lyle Huchton
Laurie Lindemeier
Samantha McChensney Franks
Mandy Rausch
Mark-Brian Sonna

*THE COLUMN: READ BY OVER 15,150 SUBSCRIBERS WORLDWIDE!*

WOMEN AND WALLACE-A play by Jonathan Marc Sherman
Sundown Collaborative Theatre

*REVIEWED 02-04-10 PERFORMANCE

REVIEWED BY Mandy Rausch
ASSOCIATE THEATER CRITIC for John Garcia's THE COLUMN

Directed by Cody Lucas
Assistant Director Morgan Hillan
Costume/Makeup Design by Candace Cockerham
Props Design by Cody Lucas and Tiffany Hillan
Scenic Artist Andrew K. Currey

CAST:

Wallace Kirkman…….....….Travis Stuebing
Mother/Psychiatrist….…..Samantha Labrada
Grandmother…………........…Whitnie Wood
Victoria/Wendy……......……Jenna Holley
Sarah/Lily………….......…….Danielle Trudeau
Nina…………………..........…..Vera Brumley

WOMEN AND WALLACE
REVIEWED BY Mandy Rausch
ASSOCIATE THEATER CRITIC for John Garcia's THE COLUMN

As we enter into the month of February, we find ourselves bombarded with accoutrements of "love" everywhere we look. "Show your love by buying her ______," the radio and television commercials tell us. Stores have set up blinding pink and red displays as you walk in, so as to make sure you can't miss the giant stuffed pink gorilla wearing a t-shirt that says "Wild Thing." It's enough to make a person sick.

Leave it to the innovative and edgy Sundown Collaborative Theatre, a grass-roots theatre company picking up a lot of steam in Denton, Texas, to take the cheesy Nicholas Sparks version of love and give it a swift kick in the rump. Love, ladies and gentleman, is nothing like The Notebook, and Sundown's first show of 2010, WOMEN AND WALLACE by Jonathan Marc Sherman, is here to show us just how difficult, heartbreaking, and sometimes agonizing finding love can be. But if you think this play is anti-love – think again.

With the clever use of a handful of set pieces (boxes and columns painted black) in the sparse, black box setting (the upstairs of a coffee shop); creative use of props and staging; a soundtrack of carefully picked tunes; and a great cast who isn't afraid of anything, WOMEN AND WALLACE shows us that, while the path towards finding love can be ugly and sometimes make us crazy, in the end the ugly and crazy journey can help us appreciate the destination so much more.

The story revolves around Wallace Kirkman at various stages of his life from second grade up until his college years. At six years old, Wallace comes home from school one day to find his mother has committed suicide. Because of this obviously traumatic incident, his relationships with women going forward are awkward, strained and usually doomed from the start. These relationships are presented in the form of vignettes, often narrated by Wallace himself through the use of his journal entries.

Travis Stuebing as Wallace gives a truly remarkable performance. He never leaves the stage, which is a feat in itself with this script. All his costume changes are done off to the side or as part of the action between scenes, and even at these times he remains in character and never loses focus. An actor could easily turn Wallace into an over the top and one-dimensional "traumatized male now hates women and is angry at the world" character, but Stuebing finds and presents all the layers of Wallace's personality and bares them to the audience with heart-breaking and poignant reality.

In one moment, Wallace has the audience laughing (albeit a bit uncomfortably) in the reenactment of a dream, and in the very next moment he is poised at the edge of the stage (and likely at the edge of his own reason) pitifully crying out for want of his mother there with him. His facial expressions and total commitment to the character help him to take the audience along on Wallace's roller coaster ride through relationships. You'll laugh, you'll cry…and you'll probably cringe more than a few times. I cannot say enough good things about Travis Stuebing.

The women of Wallace's life are played by Samantha Labrada, Whitnie Wood, Jenna Holley and Danielle Trudeau. Labrada's characters have the fewest lines, but she still manages to say a lot as Wallace's mother and psychiatrist. Wood gets several laughs as the grandmother who seems to have a morbid obsession with framed photographs of people days before their deaths.

Holley and Trudeau each play two different love interests of Wallace's at various stages in his journey. Each relationship fails, but each also reinforces Wallace's idea that all women will eventually desert him. In addition to their named roles, this talented quartet acts as both a run crew changing around set pieces and handing Wallace his props as needed, as well as a miniature Greek chorus, aiding Wallace in the vignettes of his life and the transitions in between.

Vera Brumley plays Nina; the one woman who challenges all of Wallace's preconceived notions about women. It is entirely necessary that the character of Nina should stand out from the rest of the women in Wallace's life, so Brumley is dressed differently from the other girls in a very obvious way, and does not participate in any of the aforementioned action of the other four women. She gives a solid, mature performance, and it is no wonder that Wallace should eventually be stopped in his tracks by her.

One of the reasons (besides the talent of the actors of course) that this production is so effective is the script itself. It is funny and poignant without being pretentious at all. Any of the obvious references and symbols one might draw from the content are put into the script itself and addressed (i.e. Freud, Oedipus complexes, etc.) candidly.

The other reason is the team behind this production. Director Cody Lucas deserves high praise for his unique and fun (and often funny) staging and use of the female ensemble and the boxy set pieces.

There is constant action and entertainment even during the
scene changes and, while nobody is credited for the sound
design, I'm willing to venture a guess that he had a lot to
do with the soundtrack to this production, which I enjoyed very much.

In his Director's Notes, Lucas mentions that he felt an instant connection with Sherman's script the first time he read it. Lucas's understanding of the material is very clear in his directorial choices. Everything has a purpose, the action is fast-paced and energetic, and there seems to be symbolism ingrained in every piece of staging, every song choice, every movement made onstage.

The themes created and chosen by Lucas are carried throughout the design elements of the show. The oversized and cartoonish props made out of cardboard (designed by Tiffany Hillan and Lucas) seem indicative of the child in Wallace that remains prevalent in the years following his mother's death.

The costume and makeup design by Candace Cockerham is simple and effective: the members of the female ensemble wear all black when they are not playing a specific character, and pieces are added to these basic costumes as they take on the roles of specific women.

Nina's character, by contrast, is dressed primarily in white. She does wear black leggings, tying her in with the female ensemble, but with pink accessories that accentuate her sweetness and set her apart from all the rest. Wallace is dressed in jeans, but changes shirts to indicate the progression through his life and his mental state at the time – from cartoony pajamas at age six to a bare chest and jeans when he is at his most vulnerable.

Perhaps my very favorite element of the production, however, is the scenic artistry of Andrew K. Currey. I mentioned before that the set pieces are utilitarian blocks and columns painted black, but this is only upon first glance. As the vignettes of Wallace's life are presented and the scenery is shifted for each, snippets of color and bits of phrases are shown as these set pieces are turned at different times. One might think that these little bits of color and words shown in specific scenes are arbitrary, but I would put money on there being a purpose and reason for each piece shown at any given time. Lucas doesn't appear to have done anything accidentally in this production.

I won't give away the final statement and picture shown (it is much better in person anyway), but it truly is a beautiful piece of art punctuating Wallace's final realization in the last scene of the play.

I give major kudos to Sundown Collaborative Theatre for being, in this critic's opinion, the epitome of what an upstart theatre company should be. They choose edgy and thought-provoking material and present it in a creative and compelling manner on a low budget. This company knows exactly who they are and what they want to accomplish, and it seems they are doing just that.

So, instead of going to see your run-of-the-mill, sappy romantic movie for Valentine's Day, take a walk on the cynical and realistic side and go see WOMEN AND WALLACE while you still can.

REVIEWED by Mandy Rausch
ASSOCIATE THEATRE CRITIC for John Garcia's THE COLUMN

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WOMEN AND WALLACE, February 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14
at the Hydrant Café, 208 W. Oak Street, Denton TX 76201.

Ticket prices $8-10; www.sundowntheatre.org for more info.