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Neil McFadden Awards and Nominations
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Helen Hayes Awards - 2012 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenAn Almost Holy Picture | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 2007 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenA Midsummer Night's Dream | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 2004 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenThe Drawer Boy | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 2000 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenThe Dead Monkey | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 1999 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenJack & Jill | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 1995 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenThe Swan | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 1992 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenThe Illusion | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 1991 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production | ||
Neil McFaddenZero Positive | ||
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Helen Hayes Awards - 1990 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production ![]() |
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Neil McFaddenHeathen Valley | ||
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Olivier Awards - 1990 - Outstanding Sound Design, Resident Production ![]() |
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Neil McFaddenHeathen Valley |
Neil McFadden News

by Chloe Rabinowitz - Apr 18, 2022
The Washington Stage Guild will conclude its 2021-2022 season with Memoirs of a Forgotten Man by D.W. Gregory. The play, which had its world premiere at The Contemporary American Theatre Festival in 2018, takes place in the Stalinist Soviet Union, where a man’s inability to forget those whom the government has “erased” becomes increasingly problematic for him and his family.

by Timothy Treanor - Aug 23, 2021
Is it time to hold God (inhabiting the body of Jacob Yeh) to account? God knows – forgive the reference – we have occasion to do so. Even as we hunker, masked, vaccinated and socially distant, within the confines of NextStop Theatre Company, we add more counts to our indictment – a terrible disease, economic disruption, social unrest. And that’s just for us, the richest country in human history! At least we don’t have to worry about religious maniacs entering our homes and shooting us. Yet.

by Russell Smouse - Oct 18, 2019
Follow the doings of individuals who come in and out of a motel where the room itself and those who clean it are the only constants.

by Stephi Wild - Jun 13, 2019
One of the newest professional theatre companies in the DC region, Prologue Theatre, is continuing its inaugural season with Nell Benjamin's The Explorers Club. This hilarious satire explores societal, workplace, gender, economic, and racial inequalities.

by A.A. Cristi - May 21, 2019
1st Stage, Tysons Corner's award-winning professional theatre, announces the extension of their critically acclaimed production of The Member of the Wedding until June 16.

by Sarah Murphy - May 17, 2019
Carson McCullers' The Member of the Wedding centers around several steamy post-World War II Southern days as seen through the eyes of twelve-year-old Frankie Addams. Frankie, or F. Jasmine as she requests we call her, is on the cusp...of what she does not know.

by A.A. Cristi - May 2, 2019
In 1945 rural Georgia, the long, hot days of summer bring struggle, longing, and opportunity for 12-year-old Frankie Addams and her family's housekeeper Bernice Sadie Brown. Frankie longs to escape with her newlywed brother on adventures in the Alaskan wilderness. Bernice struggles to balance enduring the deeply entrenched racism of the rural South with her role as surrogate mother to Frankie and her 6-year-old cousin. Adapted from the beloved novel of the same name, this evocative, poetic coming of age drama explores the pains of youth and the meaning of family.

by Roger Catlin - Aug 20, 2018
In Kathleen Akerley's 'Interstellar Ghost Hour,' the latest fanciful play from Longacre Lea, an astronaut travels back through time and space to arrive in her deceased parents home to get some answers.

by Sam Abney - Jun 27, 2018
Peter Pan is possibly one of the most commonly adapted and re-adapted works for the stage. From Peter and the Starcatcher to Finding Neverland and everything in between, there are constant tweaks and updates to this classic that make it resonate with new generations. Adventure Theatre's newest adaption, Tinker Bell, is a good family-friendly adaptation and is worth visiting just for the sheer fun. Patrick Flynn's script, however, runs out of pixie dust before the work can reveal anything about the story that hasn't already been heard.

by Elliot Lanes - Apr 30, 2018
Adventure Theatre's visionary Artistic Director Michael J. Bobbitt has, for many years, pushed the boundaries of Theater for Young Audiences (TYA).  For example, out of its location at Glen Echo Park, Adventure Theatre has created original productions of the popular comic strip Garfield, Big the Musical and a two character The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. Those are only a few examples of the company's vast repertoire.