2007 Pittsburgh New Works Festival
Productions
Not Another Divine Comedy by Roger Hobbs
Open Stage Theatre
Starla by David Skeele
Baldwin Players
The Chris and Alex Show by Chris Gavaler
Cup-A-Jo Productions
The Spiral Stair by Jan Henson Dow
Heritage Players
The Common Man by Stuart Clark
The Summer Company
The Audition by Thomas J. Miller
Gemini Theatre
Claire’s Departure by Kim Zelonis
McKeesport Little Theater
Couples Therapy by Peter Hardy
Proudly Presents
Life Without Nipples by Sandy Boggs and Marilyn Bates
Theatre Factory
The Girl in the Yellow Gown by Mark Cornell
The Rage of the Stage Players
Andy Tell Me, Tru by Judy McGee
CCAC South
Like Family by Glenn Alterman
Thank You, Felix Productions
Young Playwright
Where the Beautiful Things Go To Die by Charlie Green
Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre
Blood Drive by Renata Nelson
mimeradio
Italian Bread by Katie Thomson and Leah Selekman
Gemini Theatre
Seated Readings
Bug Rescuing by Judy Klass
Duquesne Red Masquers
A Civil Divorce by Joanna Lowe
Kuntu Repertory Theatre
An Unction of a Mountebank by C. P. Stancich
Circle in the Water
Whatever Happened to Bette and Joan? by Sean Flaherty
Greensburg Civic Theatre
Infraction by Kirsten Finberg Frazier
Echo Theatre
Guaranteed Approval by James Michael Shoberg
Pandora’s Box
Sharon Chernick by Sharon Chernick
Apple Hill Theater
Special Awards
Lifetime Achievement Award
Barbara Russell
Outstanding Production
The Chris & Alex Show, Cup-A-Jo Productions
Outstanding Playwright
Chris Gavaler, The Chris & Alex Show
Outstanding Director
Joanna Lowe, The Chris & Alex Show
Cup-A-Jo Productions
Outstanding Lead Actor
Marc Stern, The Common Man
Outstanding Lead Actress
Nikki McCrea, Life Without Nipples
Outstanding Supporting Actor
Tony Randza, Couples Therapy
Outstanding Supporting Actress
Patricia Samreny, Claire’s Departure
Outstanding Young Playwrights
Charlie Green, Where the Beautiful Things Go to Die
Harvest-Westlake School, Studio City, California
Renata Nelson, Blood Drive
Pittsburgh’s High School for the Performing Arts (CAPA)
Katie Thomson and Leah Selekman, Italian Bread
Pittsburgh’s High School for the Performing Arts (CAPA)