Photo Coverage: Lucille Lortel Awards Nominees' Party

Off-Broadway actors and creative artists attended the 21st Annual Lucille Lortel Awards nominees' Cocktail Party at Therapy in New York City April 17th. The Lucille Lortel Awards recognize outstanding achievement Off-Broadway. The ceremony will be held May 1st at New World Stages.

In attendance was Carol Kane; Diane Weist; Adam Rapp, writer of nominated play "Red Light Winter;" Michael John LaChuisa, composer of two nominated musicals "See What I Wanna See" and "Bernarda Alba;" and the cast and creatives of "Abigail's Party" (with 8 nominations) and "The Trip to Bountiful" (with 7 nominations).

For more information and a list of the 2006 nominees click here.

Adam Rapp (Writer - Red Light Winter)

Michael John LaChiusa
(Composer - See What I Wanna See and Bernarda Alba)

Marla Teyolia and Will Power (Composer - The Seven)

Doug Wright (Writer - Grey Gardens)

Lois Smith (The Trip to Bountiful)

Michael Stuhlbarg (Measure for Pleasure)

Martin Pakledinaz (Costume Design - The Trip to Bountiful)

William Ivey Long (Costume Design - Grey Gardens)

Darren Goldstein and Lisa Emery (Abigail's Party)

Meghan Andrews and Horton Foote (The Trip to Bountiful)

Hallie Foote and Meghan Andrews (The Trip to Bountiful)

Horton Foote

Billie Allen (Director - Funnyhouse of a Negro)

Scott Elliott and Oliver Dow

Christopher Denham (Red Light Winter)

Michael Berresse (The Light in the Piazza, [title of show]) and Jeff Bowen [title of show]

Eric Becker (Costume Designer)

Diane Weist (Third)

Scott Ellis (Director - The Little Dog Laughed)

John Glover (The Paris Letter) and Arlene Epstein (Theatre Critic)

Scott Elliott (Director - Abigail's Party)

Carol Kane (Wicked)

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