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Anna Manahan, The Beauty Queen of
Leenane
Julyana Soelistyo, Golden Child
BEST FEATURED ACTOR
IN A MUSICAL
Gregg Edelman, 1776
John McMartin, High Society
Ron Rifkin, Cabaret
z _DSamuel E. Wright, The Lion King
BEST FEATURED ACTRESS
IN A MUSICAL
Anna Kendrick, High Society
Tsidii Le Loka, The Lion King
Audra McDonald, Ragtime
Mary Louise Wilson, Cabaret
BEST DIRECTION OF A PLAY
Garry Hynes, The Beauty Queen of
Leenane
Michael Mayer, A View From The
Bridge
Simon McBurney, The Chairs
Matthew Warchus, Art
BEST DIRECTION
OF A MUSICAL
Scott Ellis, 1776
Frank Galati, Ragtime
Sam Mendes with Rob Marshall,
Cabaret
Julie Taymor, The Lion King
BEST SCENIC DESIGN
Bob Crowley, The Capeman
Richard Hudson, The Lion King
Eugene Lee, Ragtime
Quay Brothers, The Chairs
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
William Ivey Long, Cabaret
Santo Loquasto, Ragtime
Martin Pakledinaz, Golden Child
Julie Taymor, The Lion King
BEST LIGHTING DESIGN
Paul Anderson, The Chairs
Peggy Eisenhauer and Mike Baldassari,
Cabaret
Jules Fisher and Peggy Eisenhauer,
Ragtime
Donald Holder, The Lion King
from page 91
like Sills, Nederlander-Case is
hardly an overnight success. After
earning a bachelor of science in
economics and political science at
U-M and working in investment
banking, she received an MBA at
Columbia University. But as a
member of Detroit's prominent
theater family, she had a passion
for musicals and dramatic plays,
and decided to pursue a career in
the theater, behind-the-scenes
rather than on stage.
She produced Nunsense in Los
Angeles and San Francisco; Family
Secrets, the longest-running one-
person show in Off-Broadway his-
tory; and. Full Gallop, a play a_bout
fashion editor Diana Vreeland.
Whether she walks off with the
award or not, Nederlander says she
is very happy that she was able to
bring The Diary of Anne Frank
back to the stage.
"What's especially important to
me is that we are able to bring the
ct of the Holocaust to the
LOCAL TALENTS
Join us with family and friends for
a momentous celebration of the
50TH ANNIVERSARY
HE STATE OF ISRAEL
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on Father's Day, June 21, 1998
as Congregation Beth Achim
presents
INTERNATIONAL RECORDING ARTISTS
A portion of the proceeds will be
donated to NOAM, the Conservative
Youth Movement in Israel
Creators of the Jewish-American Sound
t4lie
from Detroit.
"I am thrilled to be going
awards," says Betty Nederlander,
who went to the Tony Awards
some 10 years ago when the pro-
gram honored her brother-in-law.
"I wouldn't miss it for the world.
This is a project that [Amy] has
been proud of from the beginning,
and I couldn't be happier that she
was acknowledged. If she wins, of
course we will be totally excited,
but the fact that she is nominated
is truly exciting enough." ❑
— Alice Burdick Schweiger
BEST CHOREOGRAPHY
Graciela Daniele, Ragtime
Garth Fagan, The Lion King
Forever Tango Dancers, Forever Tango
Rob Marshall, Cabaret
BEST ORCHESTRATION
William David Brohn, Ragtime
Robert Elhai, David Metzger and
Bruce Fowler, The Lion King
Michael Gibson, Cabaret
Stanley Silverman, The Capeman
The Scarlet Pimpernel is being
performed at the Minskoff
Theater, 200 West 45th Street in
New York City. For ticket infor-
mation, call (212) 307-4100.
The Diary of Anne Frank is being
performed at the Music Box
Theater, 239 W. 45th Street in
New York City. For information,
call (800) 432-7250.
Co-Sponsored By:
Adat Shalom Synagogue
the Jewish Theological Seminary
& Schostak Brothers & Company
To purchase tickets, send your check to Congregation Beth Achim
21100 W. 12 Mile Rd. • Southfield, Michigan
248 352-807 1 F x (248) 52-57
6/5
1998
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