![]() ![]() Haddad in Dark Disabled Stories, Parker Posey in The Seagull/Woodstock, NY Outstanding Off-Broadway Performance: Marla Mindelle in Titaníqueįinalists: K. Outstanding Off-Broadway Production: Titaníqueįinalists: Dark Disabled Stories, Downstate ![]() Outstanding LGBTQ Broadway Production: Fat Ham The Broadway Showstopper Award ( to a standout production number or scene): “Independently Owned” from Shuckedįinalists: “Better” from Kimberly Akimbo,“ You Coulda Knocked Me Over with a Feather” from Some Like it Hot Outstanding Broadway Ensemble: Kimberly Akimbo Cooper in Ain’t No Mo, Miriam Silverman in The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window Outstanding Featured Performance in a Broadway Play: Crystal Lucas-Perry in Ain’t No Mo’įinalists: Jordan E. Outstanding Lead Performance in a Broadway Play: Jodie Comer in Prima Facieįinalists: Jessica Chastain in A Doll’s House, Sean Hayes in Good Night, Oscar, Stephen McKinley Henderson in Between Riverside and Crazy Outstanding Featured Performance in a Broadway Musical: Bonnie Milligan in Kimberly Akimboįinalists: Justin Cooley in Kimberly Akimbo, Alex Newell in Shucked Outstanding Lead Performance in a Broadway Musical: Victoria Clark in Kimberly Akimboįinalists: Annaleigh Ashford in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, J. Outstanding Broadway Play Revival: A Doll’s Houseįinalists: Ohio State Murders, The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window, Topdog/Underdog Outstanding Broadway Musical Revival: Into the Woodsįinalists: Parade, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Outstanding Broadway Musical: Kimberly Akimbo Note: Three finalists rather than two denotes a tie in voting “We’re already looking at next season with great anticipation.”įull list of Dorian Theater Awards winners and finalists “GALECA’s Theater Wing is deeply grateful to the many productions and performers, on and off Broadway, who made voting a pleasure,” said theater co-chair Merryn Johns, editor of the website Queer Forty. From the gentleness of Kimberly Akimbo and Into the Woods, to boundary-pushing works such as Fat Ham and Prima Facie to the shot of serotonin that is Titaníque, our cohort of passionate journalists has uplifted the spectacular artistry that thrives in the New York theater scene.” ![]() Said wing co-chair Sam Eckmann of Gold Derby: “I’m thrilled to commence Pride Month with the first ever crop of Dorian Theater Award winners. Star and co-creator Marla Mindelle-who essays Dion in the play-received a performance nod. In the Off-Broadway arena, GALECA members christened the parody musical Titaníque, which incorporates the songs of Celine Dion to tell a unique version of the Titanic story, as Outstanding Off-Broadway Production. The group’s trademark Broadway Showstopper Award, for a standout production number or scene, went to the rousing “Independently Owned” from Shucked. Ghee recently became the first nonbinary performer to receive a Tony Award nomination for Lead Actor in a Musical for their sensitive portrayal of Daphne in the toe-tapping tuner. ![]() The honor is given to a figure in the NYC theater industry who inspires empathy, truth and equity. Harrison Ghee, star of Some Like it Hot, was bestowed the LGBTQ Theater Trailblazer Award. Voters also demonstrated love for James Ijames’ audacious new play Fat Ham, which won Outstanding Broadway Play and Outstanding LGBTQ Broadway Production. The new musical, by Jeanine Tesori and David Lindsay-Abaire, was the most awarded production, picking up four awards: Outstanding Broadway Musical, Outstanding Lead Performance in a Broadway Musical for Victoria Clark, Outstanding Featured Performance in a Broadway Musical for Bonnie Milligan, and Outstanding Broadway Ensemble. Kimberly Akimbo was a clear favorite in the Broadway categories. Like GALECA’s Dorian film and TV honors, the group’s theater honors celebrate both mainstream and LGBTQ+-themed productions. The wing’s members, listed below, are stage critics and / or journalists who regularly cover NYC theater for notable media outlets. The GALECA theater wing of the Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics’ announced the winners and finalists of its inaugural Dorian Theater Awards, honoring the best in Broadway and Off-Broadway for the 2022-2023 season. ![]()
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