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F4 Tuesday, October 21, 1997 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER IN PERFORMANCE Review: neater Wilma wins big at Barrymore Awards The mystery: Who killed the laughs in these plays? AWARDS from F1 Glass Menagerie. Written by Robert Smythe, last night's awards ceremonies mostly proceeded briskly and consumed less than two-and-a-half hours, a The Real Inspector Hound and After Magritte Written by Tom Stoppard; directed by Edward Keith Baker. The cast: Kenneth Boys, Sally Mercer, Edwin C. Owens, Joe Warik, Ed Gavin, Antoine Knoppers, Tamara Daniel, Julie Leedes Playing at: Bristol Riverside Theatre, 120 Radcliffe Bristol, through Nov. 2.

Tickets are Information: considerable improvement over the three-hour production of a year ago. If there were few memorable acceptance speeches, there also were few (with a couple of memorable exceptions) that wore out their welcome. The most well-received was Blanka Zizka's, accepting her direction award, in which she proposed an award for critics but concluded by failing to find a worthy recipient. Also notable were the remarks of rn Barrymore Award Winners Overall Production of a Play: Quills, Wilma Theater. Overall Production of a Musical: Avenue Wilma Theater.

Direction of a Play: James J. Christy and Harriet Power, Angels in America, Part 2: Perestroika, Villanova Theatre. Harold Prince Award for Direction of a Musical: Blanka Zizka, Avenue Wilma Theater. Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play: Tom McCarthy, Death ot a Salesman, Arden Theatre Company. Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play: Sally Mercer, The Glass Menagerie, Cheltenham Center for the Arts.

Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical: James Brennan, 1776. Walnut Street Theatre. Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical: Carol Furphy, Sweeney Todd, Puttm' on the Ritz. Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play: Greg Wood, Death ot a Salesman, Arden Theatre Company. Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play: Maureen Tors-ney-Weir, Angels in America, Part 2: Perestroika, Villanova Theatre.

Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Musical: Charles Anta-losky, 1776. Walnut Street Theatre. Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Musical: Michelle Nagy, Avenue Wilma Theater. Ensemble Performance: Angels in America, Part 2: Perestroika, Villanova Theatre. Outstanding New Play: Black Russian, Thomas Gibbons, Inter-Act Theatre Company.

Costume Design: Neil Bierbower, The Servant of Two Masters, Venture Theatre-Temple University Theaters. Choreography: Patricia Scott Hobbs, Black Nativity, Freedom Repertory Theatre. Set Design: David P. Gordon, The Ruling Class, Wilma Theater. Lighting Design: Russell H.

Champa, Quills, Wilma Theater. Sound Design: Adam Wernick, Quills, Wilma Theater. Original Music: Elizabeth Fuller, The Chimes, Independent Eye. F. Otto Haas Award for Emerging Theater Artist: Adam Wernick, composer and sound designer.

CoreStates Community Service Award: Inter Act Theatre Company Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News Award for Excellence in Education: Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival. Special Recognition Award: Adrienne Nye. Lifetime Achievement Award: Doug Wing. By Douglas J. Keating INQUIRER THEATER CRITIC Tom Stoppard structures both The Real Inspector Hound and After Ma-gritte, presented by Bristol Riverside Theatre, as crime mysteries.

If the intentions of the playwright could be phrased in criminal terms, it would be said he wants to commit parody, with the intention of making an audience laugh. Too bad the caper doesn't come off. The blame lies not with Stoppard. He did his part of the job more than well, cramming both Hound and Ma-gritte with verbal and physical humor, devising ingenious plots that are funny in themselves. The fault rests primarily with his Bristol accomplices, led by director Edward Keith Baker.

They fail to pull off some key portrayals and fail, too, to locate the antic tone that both fast-moving, farcical plays require. Stoppard's objects of parody in Hound are the British manor-house murder mystery and theater critics. (Or at least, pompous English theater critics; he couldn't have had us gracious, self-effacing American reviewers in mind.) Moon is a second-string critic who is envious of the first-string critic, Birdboot, whose chief interest is using his position to advance his ro- mantic pursuits of actresses. Stoppard shifts the focus between them and the murder mystery they are covering, a piece filled with all the conventions of the genre a madman on the foggy moors, shifting romantic liaisons, and plenty of murders for the intrepid Inspector Hound to solve. Stoppard knits all threads together in a denouement that deftly, if absurdly, integrates Birdboot and Moon into the manor-house story.

Several performances fall short here, but the most deficient and devastating to the show's success is that of Joe Warik as Moon. His English accent, in this most British of plays, is entirely missing and with it his grasp of the character and his comic potential. Edwin C. Continued on next page lorn Mccarmy, wno accepted ms acting award by thanking his chiropractor, his auto mechanic and his dentist. "Man, I've been battin' around this town for 30 years and I've never won nothin'," he said, before proceeding in a more serious vein.

The award ceremonies were interspersed with excerpts from the work of the three nominees for the $2,500 Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News award for theater education: the American Music Theatre Festival's Rainbow Connection Program, the Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival, and Freedom Theatre's Performing Arts Training Program. The award was presented to the Young Playwrights Festival. The ceremonies also included a number of novelty events, including a special appearance by the late actress Ethel Barrymore, as sonated by actress E. Ashley Izard; a fashion show of outfits by the nominees for best costume design; a I The Philadelphia Inquirer JOHN COSTELLO The Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival staged an excerpt of its work. snadow av to introduce the ing-design nominees; and a one-man 2 1 i mt ing me cnoreograpny awards, ine costuming Barrymore went to Neil Bierbower for the Venture Theatre- Temple Theatres; musical production of The Servant of Two Masters; the lighting award to Russell H.

Champa for Quills; and the choreog- raphy award to Patricia Scott Hobbs for Freedom Repertory Theatre's starred in the Philadelphia Theatre Company's world-premiere production of Bunny Bunny, and actress Karen Hinton, who also serves as casting director for the Walnut Theatre Company. Presenters included playwright Suzan-Lori Parks and actors David Garrison, Donna McKechnie, Laurie Beechman and Kim Hunter. Among the 29 companies eligible for 1997 awards, the Wilma received the most nominations, 19. The Walnut received 14, the Bristol Riverside Theatre 10 and the Arden Theatre Company and Villanova Theatre 9 apiece. The most-nominated production was the Wilma's Avenue cited nine times.

Nominees for outstanding overall production of a play were Villano-va's Angels in America: Perestroika, the Wilma's Arcadia and Quills, the Arden's Death of a Salesman and the ing his 40-year career, had been informed of his selection before his death. The award was accepted by his son, Jamie Wing. The Oversight Committee also voted a second posthumous award, a citation of special recognition, to the late Adrienne Neye, who served as company manager and stage manager for a number of Philadelphia theaters before her death in February. The playing space at 2030 San-som Street formerly occupied by the Wilma Theater was recently named the Adrienne in her honor. Her husband, John Cannon, accepted the award.

The $5,000 CoreStates award for community service was presented to InterAct Theatre Company's In-terAction program, which uses theater to illuminate social issues. Emcees for the awards ceremony were actor Bruno Kirby, who Walnut Studio 3 production of Oleanna. Vying for honors as best production of a musical were Avenue Bristol's 110 in the Shade, the Walnut's 1776, the American Music Theatre Festival's Another Midsummer Night, and Puttin' on the Ritz's Sweeney Todd. Nominees and winners of the acting and production awards were chosen by a 40-member committee of theatergoers and theater professionals from among 98 eligible productions. Winners of the awards for education, community service, and an emerging artist were selected by separate panels.

The awards are presented by the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia, a service organization for area nonprofit theaters. They are named for the fabled Barrymore acting family, which had many ties to Philadelphia. Thp Rarrvmnrp Ovprsiuht Pnm. r- tnittefi which snnervises the awards, presented its 1997 Lifetime Achievement Award to the late actor Doug Wing, who died of cancer in September. Wing, who acted with many area theater companies dur- Appearing in "The Real Inspector Hound" are (from left) Julie Leedes, Ed Gavin, Sally Mercer and Edwin C.

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CONFIDENTIAL (R) Only 3:00 KISS THE GIRLS (R) jSDDS) Years in tibetipg-ui isddsi ROCKETMAN (PG) THE PEACEMAKER (Rl ISDDSI 1:50 i (SDDStOnly 3:15 SOUL FOOD (R) 1:40 AMC THEATRES "Silence is Golden" No one under 6 for (R) "rated features after 6PM. Denotes NO PASSES'COUPONS AMC DEPTFORD 8 (60)1 848-2400 Deptlord S3.25 (TWI-LITE) SHOW DAILY ADVANCE TICKET SALES: (609) 845-0567 SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET (PG-13) (SRD DIGITAL) I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) (SDDS) 10:15 PLAYING GOD (R) i THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (R) (SDDS) IN 1 OUT (PG-13) (SDDSl GANG RELATED IR) 2:00 THE PEACEMAKER (Rl (SRD DIGITAL) SOUL FOOD IR) 0)-7 REGAL CINEMAS Bargain Matinees Everyday All Shows Before 6P.M. 2 DAY ADVANCE TICKET SALES AVAILABLE Denotes No Passes or Super savers Accep'ed Big screen drama is at a nearby movie. Big screen drama is at a nearby movie UNITED ARTISTS MAIN STREETS 3720-40 Main Street, Manamn (2ISI 482-6230 PLAYING GOD IR) I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (Rl (SDDS) SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET (PG-13) (SDDS) 00 KISS THE GIRLS (R) (DTS) THE PEACEMAKER K) 950 IN OUT (PG-13) 5 NEWTOWN LA. CONFIDENTIAL (R).