Clarence Derwent Awards

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The Clarence Derwent Awards are Broadway theatre awards given annually by the Actors' Equity Association.

Clarence Derwent was a London-born actor, director and manager who was President of Actors' Equity 1946 – 1952. His will stipulated that two five-hundred-dollar prizes were to be given out annually to the best individual supporting performances on Broadway. However, he wanted to see the awards given out, and they were thus started in 1945. (Derwent died in 1959). [1]

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[edit] Past winners

[edit] Most promising male

and : Logan Ramsey – as Willie Pentridge in High Ground.
and : Tom Ahearne – as Mayor in Hogan's Goat (special citation).
and : Philip Bosco – as Lincoln Center Rep in The Alchemist (special citation).
and : James McDaniel – as Paul Portier in Six Degrees of Separation.

[edit] Most promising female

[edit] References

  1. ^ actorsequity.org | News #038; Media

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