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Tuesday, October 8, 2002 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER www.philly.com E3 'Baby Case' take 9 awards "Fair market value" Free Pickup Tax Deduction per IRS We Do All Paperwork Runninq or Not Restrictions apply Pennsylvania Council of the Blind has helped blind people become productive in the workplace since 1940. Vehicles, Boats, RV's, and more! 800-822-3490 The annual Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Mar-cia Salvatore, a founder and director of the Philadelphia Theatre Initiative. A program of the Pew Charitable Trusts, the initiative, begun in 1995, has distributed about $6 million in grants to area theaters. Theatre Catalyst, which operates and produces at the 2nd Stage at the Adrienne theater on Sansom Street, won the $2,500 Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News Award for Theatre Education and Community Service. Administered by the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia, the Barrymore Awards began in 1995.

Last season, 106 shows produced by 32 theaters were reviewed by groups drawn from 63 nominators, and the final selections were made by 16 judges. Panel members range from theater professionals to the theatergoing public. MICHAEL S. WIRTZ Inquirer Staff Photographer Dael Orlandersmith in her play "Yellowman," honored as best new play at last night's Barrymore Awards. She also starred in the Wilma production and won the honor for lead actress.

BARRYMORE from El take this with me into my basic acting class." The premiere of Baby Case led to Barrymores for composer Michael Ogborn; Scott Greer (actor in a musical), for his portrayal of radio commentator Walter Winchell; and outstanding ensemble in a musical. Mum Puppettheatre's five awards and the Arden's four put them in the lead for most awards to an individual theater. They were followed by Villano-va Theatre, which won three, all for its production of the musical Chicago, including one to director Peter M. Donohue, and the Wilma Theater, which also took three. Two of the Wilma awards derived from the work of one person in two categories.

Dael Or-landersmith's play Yellowman, which deals with color discrimination among African Americans, was deemed the best new play, and she won the honor for lead actress in a play for her performance in the Wilma's production. Greer also was a double winner. In addition to the musical-actor prize, he was selected to receive the coveted F. Otto Haas Award for an Emerging Philadelphia Theatre Artist, which carries a $10,000 stipend. The honor for actor in a play went to the internationally known Canadian Douglas Campbell for his performance in The Dresser at Bristol Riverside Theatre.

The 80-year-old thespian played Sir, an elderly, imperious actor-director, in the revival of Ronald Harwood's backstage drama. Philadelphia theater veteran Hazel Bowers won as supporting actress in a play for the Lantern Theater Company's revival of The Birthday Party. Bowers holds a full-time job outside the theater, but she said, "After tonight, when people ask what I do, I'm going to say, 'I'm an The awards for actress and supporting actor in a musical went to Charlotte Cloe Fox and Mike Dees, both in Villanova's Chicago. Contact Douglas J. Keating at 215-854-5609 or dkeatingphillynews.com.

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13 ALL TICKETS $10 11:00 AM 12 NOON with coupons from ACME 4:00 PMt 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 7:30 PMt 7:30 PMt 7:00 PM 7:00 PM tKIDS' SAVINGS SHOWS! KIDS UNDER 12 SAVE S3.50 ON TICKETS with coupons from McDonalO' Costume design David Belugou, Lady in the Dark, Prince Music Theater. Sound design James Sugg, Flop, Pig Iron Theatre Company. Original music Michael Ogborn, Baby Case, Arden Theatre Company. Choreographymovement Robert Smythe, Equus, Mum Puppettheatre. New play Yellowman, Dael Orlandersmith, Wilma Theater.

Ensemble play Equus, Mum Puppettheatre. Ensemble musical Baby Case, Arden Theatre Company. Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News Award for Theatre Education and Community Service Theatre Catalyst. F. Otto Haas Award Scott Greer.

Lifetime Achievement Award Marcia Salvatore. Baby Case, Arden Theatre Company. Leading actress musical Charlotte Cloe Fox, Chicago, Villanova Theatre. Supporting actor play Tobias Segal, Equus, Mum Puppettheatre. Supporting actress play Hazel Bowers, The Birthday Party, Lantern Theater Company.

Supporting actor musical Mike Dees, Chicago, Villanova Theatre. Supporting actress musical Maureen Mueller, Lady in the Dark, Prince Music Theater. Set design James F. Pyne The Merchant of Venice, People's Light Theatre Company. Lighting design Jerold Forsyth, Indian Ink, Wilma Theater.

Here are the winners of the Barrymore Awards for Excellence in Theatre. Production of a play Equus, Mum Puppettheatre. Production of a musical Baby Case, Arden Theatre Company. Direction of a play William Roudebush, Equus, Mum Puppettheatre. Direction of a musical Peter M.

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