February 09, 2010
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| Terrence McNally |
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Show(s) (listed chronologically,
most recent first) |
Position(s) |
Role(s) |
Theater Name |
Award Nominations |
Award(s) Won |
| Some Men |
Playwright
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Second Stage Theatre |
2007 Drama Desk Award Nomination,
Outstanding Play
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| Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams |
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59E59 Theater A |
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| The Stendhal Syndrome |
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59E59 Theater A |
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| A Man of No Importance |
Book
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Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater |
2003 Drama Desk Nomination, Outstanding
Book of a Musical |
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| Corpus Christi |
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| By the Sea, By the Sea, By the Beautiful Sea |
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage II |
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| Love! Valour! Compassion! |
Playwright
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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1994-1995 OBIE Award for Playwriting
1995 Drama Desk Award, Best New Play |
| A Perfect Ganesh |
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| Lips Together, Teeth Apart |
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Lucille Lortel Theatre |
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1992 Lucille Lortel Award, Outstanding
Play |
| Lips Together, Teeth Apart |
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| Bad Habits |
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| The Lisbon Traviata |
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Promenade Theatre |
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| The Lisbon Traviata |
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| Urban Blight |
Book
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune |
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Westside Theatre (Upstairs) |
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| Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune |
Playwright
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| Outstanding Body of Work |
1992 Recipient
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| It's Only a Play |
Playwright
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Manhattan Theatre Club Stage I |
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| Bad Habits |
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Astor Place Theatre |
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1974 Obie Award, Distinguished Play
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| Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone? |
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Eastside Playhouse |
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| Adaptation/ Next |
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Greenwich Mews Theatre |
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| Sweet Eros/ Witness |
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Gramercy Arts Theatre |
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| Biography |
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Terrence McNally has won four Tony
Awards: 1998 for the musical Ragtime;
1996 for Master Class, in which Zoe
Caldwell created the role of Maria
Callas; 1995 for Love! Valour!
Compassion! (Also Drama Desk, Outer
Critics Circle and NY Drama Critic’s
Circle Awards); and 1993 for the
musical Kiss of the Spider Woman. Other
plays include The Full Monty; Corpus
Christi; A Perfect Ganesh; Lips
Together, Teeth Apart (Lucille Award
for Outstanding Play); The Lisbon
Traviatta; Frankie and Johnny in the
Clair de Lune; and It’s Only A Play,
all of which began at MTC. Earlier
stage works include Bad Habits, The
Ritz, Where Has Tommy Flowers Gone?,
And Things That Go Bump In the Night,
Next, and the book for the musical The
Rink. Opera: NYC Opera’s Central Park
Opera Trilogy (libretto for The Food of
Love, with music by Robert Beaser), San
Francisco Opera’s premiere of Dead Man
Walking (libretto with music by Jake
Heggie). McNally has written a number
of TV scripts, including "Andre’s
Mother’ (Emmy Award). He received two
Guggenheim Fellowships, A Rockefeller
Grant, a Lucille Lortel Award for
Outstanding Body of Work, and a
citation from the American Academy of
Arts & Letters. He has been a member of
the Dramatists Guild since 1970.
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