The British Players Announce The 2015 Ruby Griffith Awards Honorees on Sunday, July 10, 2015:

The 2015 Winners.
Colonial Players receive their Ruby Griffith Award for ‘The Liar‘: Left to right, Natasha Joyce (Clarice), Fred Fletcher-Jackson (Dorante), Stage Manager Ernie Morton, Director Steve Tobin, Assistant Director Dave Carter, and Producer Barbara Marder.

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All Round Production Excellence

Jeff Sprague (Cliton) and Dorante (Fred Fletcher-Jackson). Photo courtesy of The Colonial Players.

The Colonial Players

The Liar 

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Outstanding Achievement in a Musical

With Jeffrey Grayson Gates (The Pirate King), Timothy Ziese (Frederic), and Wendy Stengel (Ruth). Photo by Harvey Levin

Victorian Lyric Opera Company

The Pirates of Penzance 

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Outstanding Achievement in a Play

Kyle Keene (Lennie Small). Photo by Chip Hertzog.

The Providence Players of Fairfax

Of Mice and Men

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 Outstanding Achievement in a Musical

First Runner-Up (Joint)

The cast of ‘Spamalot.’ Photo by Alyssa Bouma.

Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre

Spamalot

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Outstanding Achievement in a Musical

First Runner-Up (Joint)

Duane Monahan (Harold Hill) and Leslie Walbert (Marian Paroo). Photo by Bruce Rosenberg.

Rockville Musical Theatre

The Music Man

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Outstanding Achievement in a Play

First Runner-Up

Jack B. Stein (Alan Raleigh) and Allison Block (Annette Raleigh). Photo by Keith Waters.

Little Theatre of Alexandria

God of Carnage

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 Outstanding Achievement in a Musical

Second Runner Up

‘Generations.’ Photo by Nathan Jackson.

2nd Star Productions

Children of Eden

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Outstanding Achievement in a Play

Second Runner-Up

The cast: (L to R): Ben Harris (Frank Charles), Brawnlyn Blueitt (Minnie Dove), Kecia Campbell (Sophie Washington), Lolita Marie (Fannie Dove), and Darius McCall (Wil Parish). Seated: Sandra Cox True (Miss Leah). Photo courtesy of Bowie Community Theatre.

Bowie Community Theatre

Flyin’ West

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 Outstanding Achievement in a Musical

Third Runner-Up

The ensemble of ‘Chess.’ Photo by John Nunemaker.

Kensington Arts Theatre

Chess

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Outstanding Achievement in a Play

Third Runner-Up

(L-R) Jonas David Grey (George), Lennie Magida (Alta), and Kevin Dykstra (Resten). Photo by Harvey Levine.

Silver Spring Stage

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