Text Box: What does “Suzi Eligible” mean? Five judges see qualifying shows on opening night, then score the various elements. These scores are averaged for each judge, then for the production as a whole. Based on those scores and according to the published formula, the judging chair determines whether the rest of the judging panel should see the show for end-of-season Nominations and final voting. “Suzi Eligible” means the whole judging panel will see it, and that the show is in the running for Nominations at the end of the season. A photo by Cayce Callaway shows the Suzi Award star trophyA caricature of Suzi Bass by artist Patrick Trujillo

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The Suzi Bass Awards

Celebrating Atlanta’s Professional Theatres

Current Season (2008-2009)
Text Box: Suzi Eligible Shows now running (as of 6/29/09) ? designates a World Premier production * designates a member of Actors’ Equity Association µ - indicates a previous Suzi Nominee ¶ - indicates a previous Suzi Recipient The Mystery of Irma Vep by Charles Ludlum The Shakespeare Tavern through 7/5/09 Charles Ludlam’s famous penny dreadful is a hilarious two-actor, quick-change marathon that ransacks literary, cinematic and pop culture as it satirized everything from Hitchcock’s “Rebecca” and classic horror film “The Mummy’s Curse” to “Wuthering Heights and (of course) Shakespeare. Starring *Jeff McKerley¶ and Dolph Amickµ. Directed by Heidi Clineµ. A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare Georgia Shakespeare through 7/31/09 (in Rep) When the Fairy King Oberon decides to meddle in the affairs of foolish mortals - and immortals - that inhabit a moonlit forest, the magical potion of one little flower causes an awful lot of mayhem in this beloved romantic comedy. Featuring *Mark Kincaidµ, *Tess Malis Kinkaidµ, Michael Bradley Cohen, *Tim McDonough, *Joe Knezevich¶, *Daniel Thomas May¶, Allison Leigh Corke, Sarah M. Johnson, Megan McFarland, *Chris Ensweiler¶, *Chris Kayser¶, Neal A. Ghant¶, Brian Harrison, *Courtney Pattersonµ, Max Flick and Casey Hoekstra. Directed by John Dillon. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams Georgia Shakespeare through 8/1/09 (in Rep) Georgia Shakespeare presents Tennessee Williams’ powerful, highly-charged drama of a Southern family in crisis. Award-winning actors Daniel Thomas May and Courtney Patterson star as the alcoholic, aging football hero Brick Pollitt and his passionate, sexually frustrated wife Maggie “the cat.” Sparks fly when the family gathers to celebrate Big Daddy’s 65th birthday in this Pulitzer Prize-winning drama. Starring *Daniel Thomas May¶ *Courtney Patterson¶, *Tim McDonough, Megan McFarland Featuring *Chris Ensweiler¶, *Tess Malis Kincaidµ, *Chris Kayser¶, *Joe Knezevich¶, Brian Harrison, Katie Aboudou, Anya Smith, Barbara Rose Kincaid, Flannery Bogost, Tristan Bogost Directed by Jason Minadakisµ

 Photo: Cayce Callaway

 
Text Box: Participating Theatres: 2008—2009 Season 7 Stages Actor’s Express Alliance Theatre ART Station Atlanta Lyric Theatre Aurora Theatre Center Theatre of the MJCCA Georgia Ensemble Theatre Georgia Shakespeare Horizon Theatre The Legacy Theatre New American Shakespeare Tavern Synchronicity Performance Group Theatre in the Square Theatrical Outfit True Colors Theatre Company