2000/2001 ERWIN Awards

ERWIN awards for the 2000/2001 Season were named at the Restaurant of the Cherokees on September 15, 2001. Bob McQuitty, outgoing president, served as the master of ceremonies. Sarah Brick Archer and Mike Phillips provided entertainment as they performed the Reader's Theatre version of "Moby Dick."

Best Production

Alice in Wonderland
directed by Peggy Kaney

Best Actress

Sandra Becker as
Veta Louise Simmons, Harvey

Best Actor

Mike Phillips as
Elwood P. Dowd,
Harvey

Best Actress 16 Yrs or Younger

(tie)Chandra West and
Molly Catherine Turner
both as Alice,
Alice in Wonderland

Best Actor 16 Yrs or Younger

Matthew Kaney as
Mad Hatter,
Alice in Wonderland

Best Supporting Actress

Amelia Young as
Myrtle Mae Simmons, Harvey

Best Supporting Actor

George Fulk as
Gerald Firestone,
If the Good Lord's Willing and the Creek Don't Rise

Best Supporting Actress 16 Yrs or Younger

Allie Righthouse as Duchess,
Alice in Wonderland

Best Supporting Actor 16 Yrs or Younger

Adam Kaney as
Dormouse,
Alice in Wonderland

Best Female Newcomer

Sara Wade as
Queen of Hearts,
Alice in Wonderland

Best Male Newcomer

Jeff Juby as
Duane Wilson,
Harvey

Best Female Cameo

Jeanette McQuitty as
Mrs. Warren,
Sherlock Holmes and the Giant Rat of Sumatra

Best Male Cameo

Stephen Ball as
William R. Chumley, M.D.,
Harvey

Best Set Design

Pat Poulter
Alice in Wonderland

Best Costume

Barbara L. Henson
Alice in Wonderland

Special Recognition

Brian Kaney
lights and special effects
Alice in Wonderland


2001 ERWIN Award Winners		Entertainment

(back l-r) Mike Phillips, Amelia Young, Brian Kaney, Barbara L. Henson (front l-r) George Fulk, Sandra Becker, Matthew Kaney, Peggy Kaney, Jeanette McQuitty, Chandra West (seated) Adam Kaney		Mike Phillips and Sarah Brick Archer