Winners Announced For The 2023 BroadwayWorld Ottawa Awards

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By: BWW Awards Jan. 16, 2024

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Winners have been announced for the 2023 BroadwayWorld Ottawa Awards!

The 2023 Regional Awards honor regional productions, touring shows, and more which had their first performance between October 1, 2022 through September 30, 2023. This year the BroadwayWorld Regional Awards were bigger and better than ever, including over 100 cities across America, Canada, Central and South America, Europe, and Asia!

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2023 BroadwayWorld Ottawa Award Winners

Best Choreography Of A Play Or Musical
Laura Anderson - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Costume Design Of A Play Or Musical
Carolyn Bruce - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Dance Production
MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Direction Of A Musical
Barbara Lacelle - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Direction Of A Play
Stavros Sakiadis - THE NOBLE PURSUIT - Ottawa Little Theatre

Best Ensemble
MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Lighting Design Of A Play Or Musical
Kevin Colwell and Lucas Colwell - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Music Direction & Orchestra Performance
Phillip Konopka - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Musical
MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best New Play Or Musical
FOREVER YOUNG: A GHETTO STORY - Great Canadian Theatre Company

Best Performer In A Musical
Rylie Hillier - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Performer In A Play
Arinea Hermans - MURDER AT ACKERTON MANOR - Tweed & Company Theatre

Best Play
MURDER AT ACKERTON MANOR - Tweed & Company Theatre

Best Scenic Design Of A Play Or Musical
Bonnie Selleck - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Sound Design Of A Play Or Musical
Peter Miller - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Supporting Performer In A Musical
Nathalie Petherick - MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Best Supporting Performer In A Play
Billie Nell - FOREVER YOUNG: A GHETTO STORY - Great Canadian Theatre Company

Best Theatre For Young Audiences Production
MATILDA THE MUSICAL - Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

Favorite Local Theatre
Kemptville Youth Musical Theatre Company

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