1998 Award Winners

• Voice Judges
  • James Hannaham, Michael Feingold,
• Sustained Achievement
  • Jennifer Tipton,
• Special Citations
  • Target Margin Theater, Mamba's Daughters
  • David Herskovits, Thomas Cabaniss, Lenore Doxsee, Erika Belsey, David Zinn, Tim Schellenbaum, John Cameron Mitchell, Hedwig And The Angry Inch
  • Stephen Trask, Hedwig And The Angry Inch
  • Mark Bennett,
    sustained excellence of sound design
  • Alan Johnson,
    sustained excellence of musical direction
  • Karen Finley, The American Chestnut
  • Philim McDermott, Lee Simpson, Julian Crouch, Guy Dartnell, Ben Park, Steve Tiplady,
    for the creators of 70 Hill Lane
  • Buzz Cohen,
    distinguished stage management
• Ross Wetzsteon Award
  • Doug Aibel and The Vineyard Theater,
    for sustained support of artists and creativity in the theater
• Performance
  • Lea DeLaria, On The Town
  • Mary Testa, On the Town and From Above
  • Tim Hopper, More Stately Mansions
  • David Patrick Kelly,
    sustained excellence of performance
  • Joseph Wiseman, I Can't Remember Anything
  • Heather Gillespie, Mamba's Daughters
  • Kate Valk,
    sustained excellence of performance
  • Marie Mullen, The Beauty Queen of Leenane
  • Matthew Maguire, I Don't Know Who He Was And I Don't Know What He Said
  • Yvette Freeman, Dinah Was
  • Adriane Lenox, Dinah Was
  • Elizabeth Marvel, Therese Raquin and Misalliance
  • J. Smith Cameron, As Bees In Honey Drown
  • Brian Murray,
    sustained excellence of performance
  • Joan MacIntosh, More Stately Mansions
• Obie Grant
  • Victoria McElwaine, Housing Works Theater Project,
  • Caught in the Act annual one-act festival presented by Threshold Theater Co.,
• Guest Judges
  • Suzan-Lori Parks, Marian Seldes, Polly Pen, Steven Samuels,
• Direction
  • Ivo van Hove, More Stately Mansions
  • David Esbjornson, Therese Raquin
  • Jo Bonney,
    sustained excellence of direction
  • Evan Yionoulis, Three Days of Rain
• Design
  • Darron L. West, Bob
    for his soundscape
  • Mimi Jordan Sherin, Bob
    for her lighting design
• Best Play
  • Richard Foreman, Pearls For Pigs and Benita Canova