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In the awards themselves, this was not a year for sweeps. The most honored works were Forklift Danceworks' The Trash Project, which won three awards and a special citation, and Tutto Theatre Company's Black Snow, which was honored in four categories. Nine other productions or works received two awards each. Overall, 41 productions, exhibitions, or works were recognized.
Critics participating in this year's awards, covering the period from May 3, 2009, to May 2, 2010, were the Austin American-Statesman's Michael Barnes (arts), Claire Canavan (theatre), Clare Croft (dance), and Jeanne Claire van Ryzin (arts); ... might be good's Claire Ruud (visual arts); and the Chronicle's Elizabeth Cobbe (theatre), Jonelle Seitz (dance), Avimaan Syam (theatre), and Robert Faires (arts). Obligatory ethical note: Critics refrained from voting in any category in which the critic or a family member was nominated.
Dionysus in 69, Rude Mechanicals
Killer Joe, Capital T Theatre
John & Jen, Penfold Theatre Company
Beth Burns, The Taming of the Shrew
Mark Pickell, Killer Joe
Pamela Christian, Mary Stuart
Ryan Crowder, The Taming of the Shrew
Joey Hood, The Atheist
Gabriel Luna, Black Snow/Orestes/Endgame
Michael Amendola, Our Town (Zach Theatre)
Smaranda Ciceu, Black Snow
Sean Martin, Mary Stuart/Three Days of Rain
Jose Villarreal, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
House of Several Stories, A. John Boulanger
Black Snow, Tutto Theatre Company
bobrauschenbergamerica, Mary Moody Northen Theatre
Lyn Koenning, The Difficulty of Crossing a Field
Madge Darlington/Shawn Sides, Dionysus in 69
Paved Paradise Redux, Fusebox Festival
Lisa Laratta, Murder Ballad Murder Mystery/Black Snow
Alison Heryer, The Trojan Women/ The Difficulty of Crossing a Field
Stephen Pruitt, bobrauschenbergamerica/ The Trash Project/Ears Wide Open
William Meadows, Impermanence/The Trash Project
The Trash Project, Forklift Danceworks
"Angel of My Nature," Truth & Beauty: The Bach Project
Deborah Hay, No Time to Fly
Masa Kolar, "Your Provision"
Jaime Lynn Witts, Truth & Beauty: The Bach Project
Ears Wide Open, Tapestry Dance Company
Black Grace, Texas Performing Arts
Symphony VI, Golden Hornet Project
Ellen Fullman & the Long String Instrument, New Music Co-op
Ode to Common Things, Conspirare Symphonic Choir with Austin Symphony
A View From the Bridge, UT Butler Opera Center
Cristina Caldas, A View From the Bridge
Jean-Paul Fouchécourt, The Star
Brad Raymond, Albert Herring
Douglas Harvey, cello, Don Quixote
"Two Cautionary Tales," Steve Snowden
"Desire," Blanton Museum of Art,
curator: Annette DiMeo Carlozzi
"Polymict," Okay Mountain, curator: Nathan Green
"Beili Liu: Bound," D Berman Gallery
The 24 Hour Roman Reconstruction Project, Liz Glynn, Arthouse
Halliburton Archiving Solutions (II), 1987, Adam Schreiber, "ONE on ONE on ONE," Art Palace
Camp Base Camp: Everest Friends, Peter Reichardt, Mary Rothlisberger, and Kristyn Weaver, "Ideas of Mountains," Creative Research Laboratory
Okay Mountain
"The Lining of Forgetting: Internal and External Memory in Art," Austin Museum of Art
Graham Reynolds
La Tasha Stephens, UT Department of Theatre & Dance
Jacob Trussell, St. Edward's University
Don Anderson, "The Crane Dance," The Trash Project
Shannon McCormick & Shana Merlin
The Hideout's 40-Hour Improv Marathon
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