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San Diego Theatre Critics
Circle member James Hebert of the San Diego
Union-Tribune with Miles Anderson, right, and Anderson's
acting coach and partner Bella Merlin. Anderson was
honored as Outstanding Lead Performance in a Play, Male,
for his title role in the Old Globe's "The Madness of
George III." |
Cass Sinclair, left,
daughter of the late actor Sandra Ellis-Troy and Kathy
Brombacher, producing artistic director of Moonlight
Stage Productions. The San Diego Theatre Critics Circle
has launched a scholarship fund for young theater
artists in the name of Ellis Troy, who died in December
at the age of 68. |
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Claudio Raygoza and Glenn
Paris, co-owners of Ion Theatre, which was honored as
Producer of the Year by the Critics Circle for launching
a new black box theater in Hillcrest and producing a
season of strong work in 2010. |
Cyget Theatre artistic
director Sean Murray, left, and Intrepid Shakespeare Co.
co-founder Sean Cox. Murray won for his co-direction and
for producing "Sweeney Todd," and Cox was a nominee in
the category of Outstanding Lead Performance in a Play,
Male, for Intrepid and Moxie Theatre's co-production of
"The Crucible." |
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Moxie Theatre artistic
director Delicia Turner Sonnenberg with her daughter,
Zoe. Turner Sonnenberg, a 2007 recipient of the Des
McAnuff New Visions Award gave out this year's Des
McAnuff Award to Seema Sueko of Mo'olelo Performing Arts
Co. |
Jeff Weiser, public
relations director for The Old Globe, with
director/choreographer Jeff Calhoun, who gave the award
for Outstanding New Musical to the La Jolla Playhouse
for "Limelight: The Story of Charlie Chaplin." |
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San Diego Theatre Critics
Circle president Pam Kragen, left, with La Jolla
Playhouse artistic director Christopher Ashley and
Playhouse public relations director Becky Biegelsen. |
Actor Jonathan McMurtry
and his wife, Terri. McMurtry was the recipient of a
Lifetime Achievement Award two years ago. |
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Jonah Gercke, left, with
his dad, Francis Gercke, who led the award-winning
Ensemble for Ion Theatre's "Hurlyburly." |
Calvin Manson, artistic
director of Ira Aldridge Repertory Players, with
MiraCosta College theater professor Eric Bishop. |
