The Gregory Awards began life in 1998 as the Gregory A. Falls Sustained Achievement Award. Over the following 11 years, it honored individuals who spent much of their careers strengthening theatre in our region. In 2009, while continuing this tradition, we also added six annual categories and incorporated the Falls award into our first Gregory Awards, which were presented at a gala event on October 19, 2009 at the Intiman Theatre.
After a three-year pandemic imposed hiatus, we brought back the Gregory Awards for a 23rd annual special event. In 2023 we presented 8 awards. The event was viewed by over 120 screens, including 20 unique watch parties and raised over $9,500 towards our goal of bringing back the fully audited Gregory Awards season and event in 2024.
In 2024, we celebrated excellence in the performing arts with the first in-person celebration since 2019. The community packed the Center Theatre and celebrated with the acceptance of honors, a special tribute to our Gregory Falls Sustained Achievement recipient and a Digital Auction.
Gregory A. Falls, a former chair of the UW School of Drama who is credited with creating Seattle’s vibrant theater scene, died April 3, 1997. He was 75 when he died unexpectedly of pneumonia. More than any other individual, Falls was “most responsible for the theater boom in this town,” says Arne Zaslove, artistic director of the Bathhouse Theatre at Green Lake. “He was the impresario of bringing it all together.”
Falls, who founded theaters wherever he went–he started Ohio’s Mad Anthony Players and ran the University of Vermont’s drama program and Champlain Shakespeare Festival before coming to Seattle in 1961–decided to create ACT in 1965 because he saw that the two-year-old Seattle Repertory Theater as mostly committed to classics. He wanted ACT to produce plays that then were revitalizing the American theater.
And he didn’t stop there. He was instrumental in helping other theaters get their start, includng the Empty Space and Intiman.
“He was a gentle gentleman, a gifted theater man and a theater teacher,” says Peter Donnelly, president of the Corporate Council of the Arts.
A native of Russellville, Ark., Falls was always interested in theater. He was active in high school plays, and his mother was known to complain about him loaning out their furniture for theater productions.
A Fulbright scholar, Falls came to Seattle in 1961 to head up the UW School of Drama. He founded the highly acclaimed Professional Actor Training Program and the school’s doctoral program. In addition, he actively engaged as a playwright and play director in the UW comprehensive child drama/theater program.
Under his leadership, the UW drama school became one of the best in the nation. Among the students to come through the Professional Actor Training Program are Patrick Duffy, ’71; Jean Smart, ’74; Pamela Reed, ’75; Kyle MacLachlan, ’82; and Richard Karn, ’79.
Falls left the UW in 1971 to devote more time to ACT, though he stayed on as a part-time faculty member until 1976. He earned a long list of awards for his work in the theater. A former president of the National Theater Conference and Washington Association of Theater Artists, Falls was inducted into the prestigious College of Fellows of the American Theatre in 1994. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters.
– Jon Marmor
Managing Director, Union Arts Center Home of ACT Contemporary Theatre and Seattle Shakespeare Company John Bradshaw is the Managing Director of Union Arts Center, home to ACT Contemporary Theatre and Seattle Shakespeare Company, where he oversees the newly merged institution as of July 2025.
A trusted leader in Seattle’s cultural landscape, John played a pivotal role in guiding the merger of Seattle Shakespeare and ACT Contemporary Theatre, helping to forge a stronger and more sustainable home for bold, contemporary storytelling and classical theatre in the region.
A Lifelong Commitment to Seattle Theatre
A graduate of the University of Washington, John has devoted nearly his entire professional life to the Seattle theatre community, with the exception of a brief stint with Fort Worth Shakespeare in the Parks. His career began on the production side as a stage manager, stagehand, and sound operator, including his first paid role at Seattle Children’s Theatre’s production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever at Meany Hall.
At Seattle Children’s Theatre, he transitioned from production staff to development and administrative roles, rising to Associate Director of Development during the capital campaign that built the Charlotte Martin Theatre. His early career also included work in box office operations at ACT Theatre, The Bathhouse, and Intiman Playhouse, followed by development leadership at The Children’s Museum, The Empty Space Theatre, and Kirkland Performance Center—where he also served as General Manager and chaired the Visiting Committee for UW’s Drama Department.
Leadership at Seattle Rep and The Empty Space
John deepened his administrative expertise as Director of Endowment and Planned Giving at Seattle Repertory Theatre before taking on the role of Managing Director at The Empty Space Theatre. Even while serving in these leadership roles, he stayed connected to the craft of theatre, stage managing productions such as Much Ado About Nothing at T.O.P.s Middle School.
Transforming Seattle Shakespeare Company
In 2004, John joined Seattle Shakespeare Company as Managing Director, ushering in more than two decades of growth and innovation. Under his leadership, the company’s budget expanded from $398,000 to nearly $2.5 million, and annual audiences grew from 16,000 to 54,000. He ensured fiscal stability by balancing the budget in 20 of 22 years, launched a statewide school-focused Shakespeare tour, and secured the merger with Wooden O to preserve free outdoor Shakespeare performances. He also spearheaded a capital campaign that raised over $3 million in pledges and gifts.
Service and Recognition
Beyond his institutional leadership, John has been an influential figure in the wider arts community. He served on the boards of Theatre Puget Sound and the Washington State Arts Alliance Foundation (including as Treasurer), and was a founding board member of TeenTix, the groundbreaking arts access program for young audiences. In 2012, he received the inaugural Melissa Hines Award for Outstanding Theatre Practitioner, recognizing his significant contributions to the vitality of the region’s arts ecosystem.
Looking Ahead with Union Arts Center
When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted live performance, John’s steady leadership helped Seattle Shakespeare weather the storm and reimagine its future. In 2024, he began conversations with ACT Artistic Director John Langs about a potential merger. After 18 months of thoughtful planning and collaboration, Seattle Shakespeare and ACT officially joined forces to create Union Arts Center in July 2025. As Managing Director, John now leads this new chapter in Seattle theatre history, championing collaboration, artistic excellence, and community engagement.
Outstanding Scenic Design
Jennifer Zeyl – CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Parmida Ziaei – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Walter Kilmer – Time Stands Still, Thalia’s Umbrella
Bella Rivera – The Threepenny Opera, Theatre Battery
Lex Liang – Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Outstanding Lighting Design
Robert J. Aguilar – Golden, ACT Contemporary Theatre
Jessica Trundy – CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Jacob Viramontes – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Ahren Buhmann – Always… Patsy Cline, Taproot Theatre Company
Yael Lubetzky – Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Outstanding Costume design
Heidi Zamora – CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Kit Goldsworthy and Opal Peachey – Bohemia, Marxiano Productions
Moumita Bhattacharya – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Brynne McKeen – Always… Patsy Cline, Taproot Theatre Company
Harmony Arnold – Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Outstanding Direction – Musical
Shileah Corey, A Year With Frog and Toad, Ballyhoo Theatre
Aaron Lamb, Rent, Harlequin Productions
Karen Lund, Always…Patsy Cline, Taproot Theatre Company
Logal Ellis, The Threepenny Opera, Theatre Battery
Meredith McDonough, Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Ruben Van Kempen, Cats, Woodland Park Players
Outstanding Direction – play
Zenaida Rose Smith- Jettison to Europa, Annex Theatre
Sophia Franzella – Emma, Dacha Theatre
Roger Benington – CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Vincent J. Orduña – The Threepenny Opera, Theatre Battery
Bretteney Beverly – A Raisin in the Sun, Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Choreography
Alia Thomaier – A Year with Frog and Toad, Ballyhoo Theatre
Fosse Jack – The Great Gatsby, Noveltease Theatre
Moumita Bhattacharya – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Karen Lund – Murder on the Links, Taproot Theatre Company
Katy Tabb – Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Outstanding Performance – play
Amy Thone- Twelfth Night, ACT Contemporary Theatre & Seattle Shakespeare Company
Jasmine Jean Sim – Twelfth Night, ACT Contemporary Theatre & Seattle Shakespeare Company
Mandy Rose Nichols- Jettison to Europa, Annex Theatre
Alexandra Tavares- CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Marya Sea Kaminski- CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Jayne Hubbard – Hungry, Sound Theatre Company
Simone Alene – Hungry, Sound Theatre Company
Hisam Goueli – Circle Mirror Transformation, Strawberry Theatre Workshop
Mark Emerson – My Lord, What a Night ,Taproot Theatre Company
Jen Taylor – Time Stands Still, Thalia’s Umbrella
Richard Nguyen Sloniker – Dial M for Murder, Village Theatre
Outstanding Performance – Musical
Olivia Lee – Anastasia: The Musical, Bainbridge Performing Arts
Reese Sigman – The Spongebob Musical, Bainbridge Performing Arts
Rylynn Davis – A Year with Frog and Toad, Ballyhoo Theatre
Annalisa Brinchmann- Damn Yankees, Reboot Theatre Company
Cyman Ilika- Always… Patsy Cline, Taproot Theatre Company
Karin Terry – A Charlie Brown Christmas, Taproot Theatre Company
Ilia Isorelýs Paulino- The Threepenny Opera, Theatre Battery
Betsy Stewart – Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Jessica Skerritt – Camelot, Village Theatre
Rhys Daly – Camelot, Village Theatre
Trina Mills – Legally Blonde the Musical, Village Theatre
Outstanding Production – Musical
A Year with Frog and Toad – Ballyhoo Theatre
RENT- Harlequin Productions
Always… Patsy Cline – Taproot Theatre Company
The Threepenny Opera – Theatre Battery
Legally Blonde the Musical – Village Theatre
Outstanding Production – play
CRAVE – Intiman Theatre
House of Joy – Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
SQUEEZE – Seattle Public Theater & UMO Ensemble
Hungry – Sound Theatre Company
A Raisin in the Sun – Taproot Theatre Company
Time Stands Still – Thalia’
Outstanding Properties / Special Effects Design
Parmida Ziaei – Where is Here? | اینجا کجاست؟, Seattle Public Theater & Seda Iranian Ensemble
Swati Srivastav – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Mark Lund – Always… Patsy Cline, Taproot Theatre Company
Eric Newman- Time Stands Still, Thalia’s Umbrella
Tony Brewer – Flemming: An American Thriller, Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
Outstanding Sound Design
Erin Bednarz – Golden, ACT Contemporary Theatre
Alex Parr- Emma, Dacha Theatre
Matt Staritt – CRAVE, Intiman Theatre
Rob Witmer – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Meghan Roche – Dial M for Murder, Village Theatre
Outstanding Music Composition /
Original Musical
Max Irvine – Blue to Blue, Annex Theatre
Claire Idstrom – Emma, Dacha Theatre
Andrew Garness – Romeo and Juliet, Harlequin Productions
Heather Ragusa – Here and Their, Jazzie Rae Productions
Mark Siano, Dayton Allemann, Opal Peachey – Bohemia, Marxiano Productions
Outstanding Musician
Malex Reed – Twelfth Night, ACT Contemporary Theatre & Seattle Shakespeare Company
Andy Wickell- Bohemia, Marxiano Productions
Chris DiStefano- Bohemia, Marxiano Productions
Mark Siano- Bohemia, Marxiano Productions
Rachael Beaver – Bohemia, Marxiano Productions
Outstanding Original Script
Andrew Lee Creech – Golden, ACT Contemporary Theatre
Andy Park-Buffelen- Jettison to Europa, Annex Theatre
Christine Deavel – Blue to Blue, Annex Theatre
Jacob Storms – Tennessee Rising, Intiman Theatre
Michelle Matlock – The Mammy Project, Intiman Theatre
Jasmine Joshua, Here and Their, Jazzie Rae Productions
Outstanding Music Direction
Shawna Avinger – The Spongebob Musical, Bainbridge Performing Arts
Claire Idstrom- Emma, Dacha Theatre
Sam Peters – Lionel Bart’s OLIVER! Reboot Theatre Company
Dan Pardo – The Threepenny Opera, Theatre Battery
Paul Linnes – CATS, Woodland Park Players
Outstanding ensemble – Dance/movement
Hotel Gatsby – Intiman Theatre
Bohemia – Marxiano Productions
The Great Gatsby- Noveltease Theatre
SQUEEZE – Seattle Public Theater & UMO Ensemble
House of Joy – Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Outstanding Projection Design
Robert Bojorquez – Jettison to Europa, Annex Theatre
Matthew Longmire – Eurydice, Bainbridge Performing Arts
Ian Evans – Where is Here? اینجا کجاست؟, Seattle Public Theater & Seda Iranian Ensemble
Nick O’Leary – House of Joy, Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Nabilah Ahmed – The Stupidest, Scariest Time, Swim Pony
Outstanding Production -Dance / Movement
Emma – Dacha Theatre
Dance With Me – Dare to Dance Seattle (Co-pro with Theatre Off Jackson)
Bohemia – Marxiano Productions
House of Joy – Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Love’s Labor’s Lost – Seattle Shakespeare Company
Outstanding Ensemble – Play
The Wave (and what came after) ACT Contemporary Theatre
A Christmas Carol – ACT Contemporary Theatre
Emma – Dacha Theatre
CRAVE – Intiman Theatre
House of Joy – Seattle Public Theater & Pratidhwani
Hungry – Sound Theatre Company
Outstanding ensemble – Musical
A Year with Frog and Toad- Ballyhoo Theatre
RENT – Harlequin Productions
Always… Patsy Cline – Taproot Theatre Company
Legally Blonde the Musical – Village Theatre
CATS – Woodland Park Players
Outstanding Community Engagement
ACT Theatre
Renton Civic Theatre
Theatre Battery
Seattle Public Theatre
Taproot Theatre
Sound Theatre
Whidbey Island Performing Arts Center
Seattle Rep
Reboot Theatre
Ballyhoo Theatre
Pratidhwani
Bainbridge Performing Arts
Dacha Theatre
Performing Arts Organization of the Year
Seattle Public Theatre
Seattle Shakespeare Company
Taproot Theatre Company
Village Theatre
Woodland Park Players
Outstanding Band/Orchestra
Woodland Park Players – CATS
ACT Contemporary Theatre with 5th Ave. Theatre – The Last Five Years
Dacha Theatre – Emma
Theatre Battery – The ThreePenny Opera
Latitude Theatre – Ingvar! A Musical Furniture Saga
Reboot Theatre Company – Lionel Bart’s OLIVER!
Outstanding Scenic Design
Max Sarkowsky
Dice: A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Dacha Theatre
Jennifer Zey
The Lower Depths | Intiman Theatre
Robin Macartney
Bloodletting | Pork Filled Productions
Mark Lund
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre Company
Teia O’Malley
June is the First Fall | Yun Theatre
Outstanding Lighting Design
Montse Garza
Dice: A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Dacha Theatre
Ryan Dunn
The Lower Depths | Intiman Theatre
Dani Norberg
Macbeth: A Rock Musical | Seattle public theater & Macha Theatre Works
Ahren Buhmann
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre Company
David Mackie
Falstaff in Love | Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
Outstanding costume design
Kilah Williams
Miss Holmes | Latitude Theatre
Jacqueline Edwards
Unrivaled | Seattle Public Theater & SIS Productions
Pete Rush
Georgiana & Kitty: Christmas at Pemberley | taproot Theatre company
Esther Garcia
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre Company
Stephanie Seymour & Paris Original
Through The Looking Glass: The Burlesque Alice in Wonderland | Verlaine & McCann Present
Outstanding Direction – play
Leo Lion
Dice: A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Dacha Theatre
Gavin Reub
The Lower Depths | Intiman Theatre
Mimi Katano
Vietgone | Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Mimi Katano
Unrivaled | Seattle Public Theater & SIS Productions
Terry Edward Moore
Memoirs of a Forgotten Man | Thalia’s Umbrella
Outstanding Direction – musical
Aaron Lamb
Cabaret | harlequin productions
Valerie Curtis-Newton
Black Nativity | Intiman theatre
Amy Poisson
Macbeth: A Rock Musical | Seattle Public Theater &
Macha Theatre Works
Kelly Kitchens
Sunset Boulevard | Showtunes Theatre Company
Bretteney beverly
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Choreography
Flossy Beatrice
GUNKED! | Annex Theatre
Alexandra Kronz
The Master and Margarita | Dacha Theatre
Vania C. Bynum
Black Nativity | Intiman Theatre
Jasmine Lomax
Vietgone | Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Jimmy Shields
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Performance – play
Jesica Avellone
Gunked! | Annex Theatre
Amy Thone
The Lower Depths | Intiman theatre & The Seagull project
Jonathan Swindle
Miss Holmes | latitude theatre
Megan Huynh
Vietgone | pork filled productions & SIS Productions
Hank Tian
Vietgone | pork filled productions & SIS Productions
Megan Ahiers
The Moors | Seattle Public Theatre
Pearl Lam
Unrivaled | Seattle Public Theatre & SIS productions
Pam Nolte
How to write a new book for the Bible | Taproot Theatre company
Reginald André Jackson
The Book of Will | Taproot Theatre company
Alanah Pascual
Unstoppable: A Queer Dancical
Outstanding Performance – Musical
Hayden Treves
Ride the Cyclone | Ballyhoo Theatre
Karin Terry
Cabaret | Harlequin Productions
Anamaria Guerzon
Anyone can whistle | Reboot Theatre Company
Alyssa Hope Maas
The Full Monty | Renton civic Theatre
Meg Mclynn
Macbeth: A Rock Musical | Seattle Public Theatre & Macha Theatre Works
Billie Wildrick
Sunset Boulevard | Showtunes Theatre company
Matthew Kacergis
Sunset Boulevard | Showtunes Theatre company
Alexandria J. Henderson
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre company
Hannah Schuerman
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre company
Rebecca Cort
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre company
Outstanding production – Musical
Cabaret
Harlequin Productions
Black Nativity
Intiman Theatre + The Hansberry Project
Macbeth: A Rock Musical
Seattle Public Theater & Macha Theatre Works
Sunset Boulevard
Showtunes Theatre Company
Sister Act
Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding production – play
The Master and Margarita
Dacha theatre
The Lower Depths
Intiman Theatre & The Seagull Project
Vietgone
Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Once More, Just for You
Seattle Public Theatre & Macha theatre works
Unrivaled
Seattle Public Theatre & SIS Productions
Outstanding Properties / Special Effects Design
Ro Miller
The Veil | Dacha Theatre
Jennifer Zeyl
The lower depths | intiman Theatre & The seagull project
Andrea Spraycar
Hotdish | pony world Theatre
Robin Macartney
Once more, just for you | Seattle Public Theatre & Macha theatre Works
Bella Rivera
Last drive to dodge | Taproot Theatre company
Outstanding sound Design
Matt Starritt
Black Nativity | Intiman Theatre
matt starritt
The Lower Depths | Intiman Theatre & The seagull project
Rob Witmer
Once more, just for you | Seattle Public Theatre & Macha theatre Works
Rob Witmer
The Moors | Seattle Public Theatre
Josh Valdez
June is the First Fall | Yun Theatre
Outstanding Music Composition /
Original Musical
Nelle Tankus & Jackie Shepard, with Max Irvine
Tenderness | Annex theatre
William French
Colder Than Here | As If Theatre Company
Claire Idstrom, Kyle Levien, Bob Archer, & Diego Chavez
Dice: A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Dacha Theatre
Joe Popp
Macbeth: A Rock Musical | Seattle Public Theater &
Macha Theatre Works
Jasper McCann, Kate Olson, & Michael Owcharuk
Through The Looking Glass: The Burlesque Alice in
wonderland | Verlaine & McCann Present
Outstanding Musician
Andy Garness
Cabaret | Harlequin Productions
Linus Guo
Vietgone | Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Shuai Han
Vietgone | Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Claire Marx
Georgiana & Kitty: Christmas at pemberley | Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Original Script
Marcus Gorman & Jo Jo Stiletto
Gunked! | Annex theatre
Jesse Calixto
The Participants! | Annex theatre
Greg LoProto
The Plague Master General | Blue Hour Theatre Group
Maggie Lee
Once more, just for you | Seattle Public theater &
Macha theatre works
Andrew Lee Creech
Last Drive to Dodge | Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Music Direction
Sam Townsend
Black Nativity | Intiman Theatre
Yuelan
Vietgone | Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Nathan Young
Sunset Boulevard | Showtunes Theatre Company
Danny Kam
A Charlie Brown Christmas | Taproot Theatre Company
Michael Nutting & R.J. Tancioco
Sister Act | Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding ensemble – Dance/movement
The Master and Margarita | Dacha Theatre
Sleeping Beauty and the Bear Prince | Noveltease Theatre
Coppélia | Olympic Ballet Theatre
Unstoppable: A Queer Dancical | Dare to Dance
Through The Looking Glass: The Burlesque Alice in Wonderland | Verlaine & McCann Present
Outstanding Projection Design
Max Irvine and Kevin Bates, with Jeremy Moisson
Tenderness | Annex Theatre
Brendan Mack
Hotdish | Pony World Theatre
Nick O’Leary
Vietgone | Pork Filled Productions & SIS productions
Ahren Buhmann
The Moors | Seattle Public Theater
Mark Lund
Last Drive to Dodge | Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Production -Dance / Movement
The Master and Margarita
dacha theatre
Unstoppable: A Queer Dancical
Dare to dance
Black Nativity
Intiman theatre
Sleeping Beauty and the Bear Prince
Noveltease Theatre
Through The Looking Glass: The Burlesque Alice in Wonderland
Verlaine & McCann Present
Outstanding Ensemble – Play
Gunked!
Annex theatre
The Lower Depths
Intiman Theatre & The Seagull Project
Vietgone
Pork Filled Productions & SIS Productions
Unrivaled
Seattle Public Theatre & SIS Productions
Memoirs of a Forgotten Man
Thalia’s Umbrella
Outstanding ensemble – Musical
Ride the Cyclone
Ballyhoo Theatre
Cabaret
Harlequin Productions
Sunset Boulevard
Showtunes Theatre Company
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Taproot Theatre Company
Sister Act
Taproot Theatre Company
Outstanding Community Engagement
Pork Filled Productions
Red Eagle Soaring
Seattle Public Theater
Seattle Shakespeare Company
Taproot Theatre Company
Thistle Theatre
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
Yun Theatre
People’s Choice Organization of the Year
North region nominees
As If Theatre Company
Island Shakespeare Festival
OutCast Productions
Pratidhwani
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
South region nominees
Burien Actor’s Theatre
Centerstage Theatre
Harlequin Productions
Tacoma Arts Live
Tacoma Little Theatre
East region nominees
Bellevue Youth Theatre
Last Leaf Productions
SecondStory Repertory
Valley Center Stage
Village Theatre
West region nominees
Bainbridge Performing Arts
inD Theatre
Key City Public Theatre
Port Gamble Theater
The Roxy Theatre
Central region nominees
Dacha Theatre
Latitude Theatre
Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Taproot Theatre Company
The 14/48 Projects
During the pandemic, traditional Gregory Awards were not held. In 2023 People’s Choice Awards were given to organizations for sustained achievement between 2020-2023. See below for the list of People’s Choice Awardees.
Outstanding Youth Theatre Advocate
Daisy Schreiber
Melissa Hines Award (presented by Scandiuzzi Krebs)
Michelle Rodriguez & Kathryn Louise
TPS continues to add historical information to this page. Please return for more detailed information on past Gregory Award nominees and honorees.
North Region Honoree:
As If Theatre Company
South Region Honoree:
Harlequin Productions
Central Region Honoree:
Dacha Theatre
East Region Honorees:
Pratidhwani & Village Theatre
West Region Honoree:
Bainbridge Performing Arts
North:
As If Theatre Company
Island Shakespeare Festival
Outcast Productions
Pratidhwani
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
South
Burien Actor’s Theatre
Harlequin Productions
Centerstage Theatre
Tacoma Little Theatre
Tacoma Musical Playhouse
Central
Dacha Theatre
Latitude Theatre
Taproot Theatre Company
Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
The 14/48 Projects
East
Bellevue Youth Theatre
Last Leaf Productions
SecondStory Repertory
Valley Center Stage
Village Theatre
West
Bainbridge Performing Arts
Key City Public Theatre
inD Theatre
Port Gamble Theatre
The Roxy
North:
As If Theatre Company
Bellingham TheatreWorks
Edmonds Driftwood Players
Outcast Productions
Pratidhwani
Whidbey Island Center for the Arts
South
Burien Actor’s Theatre
Harlequin Productions
Renton Civic Theatre
Tacoma Little Theatre
Tacoma Musical Playhouse
Central
Bandit Theatre
Dacha Theatre
Noveltease Theatre
Seda Iranian Theatre Ensemble
Unexpected Productions
East
Bellevue Youth Theatre
Theatre33
Valley Center Stage
Village Theatre
West
Bremerton Community Theatre
Bainbridge Performing Arts
Key City Public Theatre
Kitsap Forest Theatre
