Tom McCamus (6/06 Dora Nominee)
Excerpt from Toronto Live Theatre 6/7/06: Tom McCamus
Hurray For The 27th Doras!
(Wednesday, June 07, 2006)
Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts announced the nominations for the 27th Dora Mavor Awards, an annual event that acknowledges Toronto's best theatre. The nominations were announced at a press conference on June 6.
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The 27th Annual Dora Mavor Awards ceremony will be held at the Winter Garden Theatre on June 26.
Outstanding Performance by a Male in a Principal Role � Play
Tom McCamus (Mathilde)
Shawn Doyle (A Number)
Sergio Di Zio (L�o)
Ronnie Burkett (10 Days on Earth)
Jeff Lillico (Our Town)
Albert Schultz (Our Town)
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Excerpt from Financial Post 6/06: Tom McCamus
Some nods are inexplicable
Best principal actor....It's a strong field all around, with Tom McCamus in Mathilde my favourite for runner-up (not that they ever tell us).
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Excerpt from Playbill 6/27/06: Tom McCamus
Precious Stuff: Lord of the Rings Wins Seven Dora Awards in Toronto
By Kenneth Jones 27 Jun 2006
The Lord of the Rings, the music-infused spectacle, earned seven Dora Mavor Moore Awards June 26 at the annual ceremony honoring excellence in Toronto theatre, opera and dance. The new J.R.R. Tolkien-inspired show, which was recently announced to have a London production, was nominated for 15 Doras in the General Theatre division of the 17th annual awards. The Doras are split into several divisions to accommodate different sized productions and troupe's with distinct goals - General Theatre Division, Independent Theatre Division, Opera Division, Dance Division and Theatre for Young Audiences Division. Recipients were announced at the Winter Garden Theatre.
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The winner and nominees of the 2006 Dora Mavor Moore Awards are listed below. Winners are marked in bold and with an asterisk.
GENERAL THEATRE DIVISION: Outstanding Performance by a Male in a Principal Role - Play
Tom McCamus, Mathilde
*Shawn Doyle, A Number
Sergio Di Zio, Léo
Ronnie Burkett, 10 Days on Earth
Jeff Lillico, Our Town
Albert Schultz, Our Town
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