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2013 Jeff Award nominees

Production — Play — Large

“Good People” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

“Jitney” — Court Theatre

“The Liar” — Writers Theatre

“Metamorphoses” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

“The School for Lies” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Production — Play — Midsize

“33 Variations” — TimeLine Theatre Company

“Blood and Gifts” — TimeLine Theatre Company

“Collected Stories” — American Blues Theater

“columbinus” — American Theater Company

“Simpatico” — A Red Orchid Theatre

Production — Musical — Large

“James Joyce's 'The Dead'” - Court Theatre

“The Jungle Book” — Goodman Theatre in association with Huntington Theatre Company

“Oliver!” - Drury Lane Productions

“South Pacific” — Marriott Theatre

“Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Production — Musical — Midsize

“Barnum” — Mercury Theater Chicago

“A Class Act” — Porchlight Music Theatre

“Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill” — Porchlight Music Theatre

“Pal Joey” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Production — Revue

“A Clown Car Named Desire” — The Second City e.t.c.

“A Grand Night for Singing” — Mercury Theater Chicago

“The Second City Guide to the Opera” — Lyric Opera of Chicago and The Second City

“Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie” — Northlight Theatre

Director — Play

Nick Bowling — “Blood and Gifts” — TimeLine Theatre Company

William Brown — “The Liar” — Writers Theatre

K. Todd Freeman — “Good People” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

PJ Paparelli — “columbinus” — American Theater Company

Ron OJ Parson — “Jitney” — Court Theatre

Mary Zimmerman — “Metamorphoses” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

Director — Musical

David H. Bell — “South Pacific” — Marriott Theatre

Gary Griffin — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Michael Halberstam — “Sweet Charity” — Writers Theatre

Charles Newell — “James Joyce's 'The Dead'” - Court Theatre

Rachel Rockwell — “Oliver!” - Drury Lane Productions

Michael Weber — “Pal Joey” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Director — Revue

Kevin Bellie — “A Grand Night for Singing” — Mercury Theater Chicago

Ryan Bernier — “A Clown Car Named Desire” — The Second City e.t.c.

Billy Bungeroth — “The Second City Guide to the Opera” — Lyric Opera of Chicago and The Second City

Ensemble

“columbinus” — American Theater Company

“Jitney” — Court Theatre

“Metamorphoses” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

“Othello: The Remix” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

“Wrens” — Rivendell Theatre Ensemble

Actor In A Principal Role — Play

Brad Armacost (Teddy) — “Faith Healer” — The Den Theatre

Rom Barkhordar (Othman) — “In A Garden” — A Red Orchid Theatre

Kamal Angelo Bolden (Donell Fuseles) — “The Opponent” — A Red Orchid Theatre

Dale Calandra (Charlie) — “The Whale” — Victory Gardens Theater

Michael Shannon (Carter) — “Simpatico” — A Red Orchid Theatre

Kevin Theis (Edward) — “Someone Who'll Watch Over Me” — Oak Park Festival Theatre

Guy Van Swearingen (Vinnie) — “Simpatico” — A Red Orchid Theatre

Larry Yando (Ebenezer Scrooge) — “A Christmas Carol” — Goodman Theatre

Actor In A Principal Role — Musical

Stephen R. Buntrock (Emile de Becque) — “South Pacific” — Marriott Theatre

Jason Danieley (George) — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Bill Larkin (Ed Kleban) — “A Class Act” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Andrew Lupp (Captain Billy Buck Chandler) — “My One and Only” — Marriott Theatre

Richard Strimer (Gene Kelly) — “What a Glorious Feeling” — Theatre at the Center

Actress In A Principal Role — Play

Janet Ulrich Brooks (Dr. Katherine Brandt) — “33 Variations” — TimeLine Theatre Company

Cheryl Lynn Bruce (Shelah) — “Head of Passes” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Chaon Cross (Catherine) — “Proof” — Court Theatre

Mariann Mayberry (Margaret) — “Good People” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Carmen Roman (Ruth Steiner) — “Collected Stories” — American Blues Theater

Actress In A Principal Role — Musical

Carmen Cusack (Dot/Marie) — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Heidi Kettenring (Nancy) — “Oliver!” — Drury Lane Productions

Elizabeth Lanza (Ensign Nellie Forbush) — “South Pacific” — Marriott Theatre

Susie McMonagle (Vera Simpson) — “Pal Joey” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Christine Sherrill (Norma Desmond) — “Sunset Boulevard” — Drury Lane Productions

Raena White (Effie White) — “Dreamgirls” — Marriott Theatre

Actor Or Actress In A Revue

Ross Bryant (Ensemble) — “Let Them Eat Chaos” — The Second City

Alex Goodrich (Man #1) — “I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change” — Marriott Theatre

Mike Kosinski (Ensemble) — “A Clown Car Named Desire” — The Second City e.t.c.

David M. Lutken (Woody Guthrie) — “Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie” — Northlight Theatre

Katie Rich (Ensemble) — “Let Them Eat Chaos” — The Second City

Solo Performance

Dael Orlandersmith (Performer) — “Black N Blue Boys/Broken Men” — Goodman Theatre in a coproduction with Berkeley Repertory Theatre

Alexis J. Rogers (Billie Holiday) — “Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Kristine Thatcher (The Librarian) — “Underneath the Lintel” — First Folio Theatre

Juan Francisco Villa (Performer) — “Empanada for a Dream” — 16th Street Theater and Teatro Vista

Actor In A Supporting Role — Play

Raymond Fox (Simon Craig) — “Blood and Gifts” — TimeLine Theatre Company

Erik Hellman (Hal) — “Proof” — Court Theatre

Jack Hickey (Michael) — “Someone Who'll Watch Over Me” — Oak Park Festival Theatre

Gary Perez (Cousin Julio) — “The (Expletive) with the Hat” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

JJ Phillips (Kev) — “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

Actor In A Supporting Role — Musical

Matthew Crowle (Cosmo Brown) — “Singin' in the Rain” — Drury Lane Productions

André De Shields (Akela/King Louie) — “The Jungle Book” — Goodman Theatre in association with Huntington Theatre Company

Ted Louis Levy (Mr. Magix) — “My One and Only” — Marriott Theatre

Rob Lindley (Freddy Malins) — “James Joyce's 'The Dead'” - Court Theatre

Stef Tovar (Luther Billis) — “South Pacific” — Marriott Theatre

Actress In A Supporting Role — Play

Moira Harris (Meg) — “The Birthday Party” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Ora Jones (Queen Katherine) — “Henry VIII” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Elizabeth Ledo (Dorine) — “Tartuffe” — Court Theatre

Lusia Strus (Jean) — “Good People” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Ann Whitney (Clothilde Smith) - “Freshly Fallen Snow” — Chicago Dramatists

Actress In A Supporting Role — Musical

Susie McMonagle (Gretta Conroy) — “James Joyce's 'The Dead'” - Court Theatre

Danielle Plisz (Liza Was) — “We Three Lizas” — About Face Theatre

Bethany Thomas (Bloody Mary) — “South Pacific” — Marriott Theatre

Dana Tretta (Lucy, et al) — “A Class Act” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Melissa van der Schyff (Lina Lamont) — “Singin' in the Rain” — Drury Lane Productions

Cameo Performance

Callie Johnson (Melba Snyder) — “Pal Joey” — Porchlight Music Theatre

New Work

Luis Alfaro — “Mojada” — Victory Gardens Theater

Philip Dawkins — “Failure: A Love Story” — Victory Gardens Theater

Lisa Dillman — “American Wee-Pie” — Rivendell Theatre Ensemble

Andrew Hinderaker — “Dirty” — The Gift Theatre

Rajiv Joseph — “The Lake Effect” — Silk Road Rising

New Adaptation

Christine Mary Dunford — “Still Alice” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

Neil LaBute — “In the Company of Men” — Profiles Theatre

David Rice — “Cymbeline” — First Folio Theatre

Choreography

Brenda Didier — “Pal Joey” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Linda Fortunato — “42nd Street” — Theatre at the Center

Tammy Mader — “My One and Only” — Marriott Theatre

Amber Mak and Matthew Crowle — “Singin' in the Rain” — Drury Lane Productions

Marc Robin, Harrison McEldowney and Matt Raftery — “Now & Forever: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber” — Marriott Theatre

Original Music In A Play

Alaric Jans, Michael Mahler, Gary Fry, Victoria Blade and Timothy Gregory — “Spoon River Anthology” — Provision Theater

Michael Keefe and David Rice — “Cymbeline” — First Folio Theatre

Lindsay Jones — “Henry VIII” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Willie Schwarz — “Metamorphoses” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

Music Direction

Eugene Dizon — “A Grand Night for Singing” — Mercury Theater Chicago

Brad Haak — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Jaret Landon — “Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Doug Peck — “James Joyce's 'The Dead'” - Court Theatre

Doug Peck — “The Jungle Book” — Goodman Theatre in association with Huntington Theatre Company

Scenic Design — Midsize

Kevin Depinet — “Wasteland” — TimeLine Theatre Company

Angela Weber Miller — “Edward Albee's Seascape” — Remy Bumppo Theatre Company

Andrei Onegin — “Bulrusher” — Congo Square Theatre in cooperation with Pegasus Players

Sarah E. Ross — “Collected Stories” — American Blues Theater

Joe Schermoly — “Completeness” — Theater Wit

Scenic Design — Large

David Gallo — “Head of Passes” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Jack Magaw — “The Whipping Man” — Northlight Theatre

Todd Rosenthal — “The (Expletive) with the Hat” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Walt Spangler — “Good People” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Walt Spangler — “Measure for Measure” — Goodman Theatre

Lighting Design — Midsize

Brian Sidney Bembridge — “Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West” — TimeLine Theatre Company

Sarah Hughey — “The Iron Stag King: Part One” — The House Theatre of Chicago

Jesse Klug — “columbinus” — American Theater Company

Jesse Klug — “Wasteland” — TimeLine Theatre Company

Mac Vaughey — “Empanada for a Dream” — 16th Street Theater and Teatro Vista

Lighting Design — Large

Christine A. Binder — “The Whipping Man” — Northlight Theatre

Robert Christen — “A Christmas Carol” — Goodman Theatre

T.J. Gerckens — “Metamorphoses” — Lookingglass Theatre Company

Anne Militello — “Henry VIII” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Philip S. Rosenberg — “Julius Caesar” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Philip S. Rosenberg — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Costume Design — Midsize

Debbie Baer — “The Nutcracker” — The House Theatre of Chicago

Carol J. Blanchard — “Barnum” — Mercury Theater Chicago

Rachel Laritz — “Edward Albee's Seascape” — Remy Bumppo Theatre Company

Bill Morey — “Pal Joey” — Porchlight Music Theatre

Emily Waecker — “You Never Can Tell” — Remy Bumppo Theatre Company

Costume Design — Large

Mara Blumenfeld — “The Jungle Book” — Goodman Theatre in association with Huntington Theatre Company

Mara Blumenfeld — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Jacqueline Firkins — “The Misanthrope” — Court Theatre

Susan E. Mickey — “The School for Lies” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Nancy Missimi — “Dreamgirls” — Marriott Theatre

Mariann S. Verheyen — “Henry VIII” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Sound Design — Midsize

Harrison Adams — “The Iron Stag King: Part One” — The House Theatre of Chicago

Martin Desjardins and Andre Pluess — “columbinus” — American Theater Company

Nick Keenan — “Everything is Illuminated” — Next Theatre Company

Jeff Kelley — “The Magnificents” — The House Theatre of Chicago

Jeffrey Levin — “In the Company of Men” — Profiles Theatre

Sound Design — Large

Mikhail Fiksel — “Mojada” — Victory Gardens Theater

Andrew Hansen — “The Liar” — Writers' Theatre

Lindsay Jones — “Julius Caesar” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

James Savage — “Othello: The Remix” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Richard Woodbury — “Slowgirl” — Steppenwolf Theatre Company

Projections / Video Design

Michael Stanfill — “Completeness” — Theater Wit

Mike Tutaj — “33 Variations” — TimeLine Theatre Company

Mike Tutaj — “Sunday in the Park with George” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Fight Direction

John Tovar — “The Opponent” — A Red Orchid Theatre

Wig And Make-Up Design

Melissa Veal — “The School for Lies” — Chicago Shakespeare Theater

Marriott Theatre receives 13 Jeff nominations

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