Winners of the 2010-11 Drama League Awards, presented at the 77th Annual Drama League Awards Ceremony and Luncheon on Friday, May 20, 2011 (1 p.m.) at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in Times Square:
Distinguished Production of a Play - War Horse Distinguished Production of a Musical - The Book of Mormon Distinguished Revival of a Play - The Normal Heart Distinguished Revival of a Musical - Anything Goes Distinguished Performance Award - Mark Rylance (for Jerusalem and La Bete)This year's awards presenters include Daniel Radcliffe, who presented the award for Distinguished Production of a Musical; Brian Bedford, who presented the award for Distinguished Production of a Play; Josh Gad and Andrew Rannells, who presented the award for Distinguished Revival of a Play; Patina Miller, who presented the award for Distinguished Revival of a Musical; and James Earl Jones, who presented the Distinguished Performance Award.For the non-competitive annual special recognitions, Douglas Aibel presented The Julia Hansen Award for Excellence in Directing to Susan Stroman; Robin Williams presented the Unique Contribution to the Theatre Award to Whoopi Goldberg; and John Kander presented the Distinguished Achievement in Musical Theatre Award to Liza Minnelli.
As previously announced, the year's nominees for The Drama League's four major production award categories are as follows:Distinguished Production of a Play (12) Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo | Richard Rodgers Theatre The Diary of a Madman | Brooklyn Academy Of Music The Dream of the Burning Boy | Roundabout Theatre Company The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity | Second Stage Theatre Gatz | Elevator Repair Service/The Public Theater Good People | Manhattan Theatre Club Jerusalem | Music Box Theatre Kin | Playwrights Horizons The Motherf**ker with the Hat | Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Other Desert Cities | Lincoln Center Theatre Sleep No More | Punchdrunk/The McKittrick Hotel War Horse | Lincoln Center TheatreDistinguished Production of a Musical (7) The Book of Mormon | Eugene O'Neill Theatre Catch Me If You Can | Neil Simon Theatre Elf | Al Hirschfeld Theatre In Transit | Primary Stages The People in the Picture | Roundabout Theatre Company Priscilla, Queen of the Desert | Palace Theatre Sister Act | Broadway Theatre