Past Mainstage Productions
2012-2013
- Don't Go Gentle by Stephen Belber
- Really Really by Paul Downs Colaizzo
- Reasons to Be Happy by Neil LaBute
2011-2012
- The Submission by Jeff Talbott
- Wild Animals You Should Know by Thomas Higgins
- Carrie by Lawrence D. Cohen
2010-2011
- The Break of Noon book by Neil LaBute
- The Other Place by Sharr White
- Side Effects by Michael Weller
2009-2010
- Family Week book by Beth Henley
- The Pride by Alexi Kaye Campbell
- Still Life by Alexander Dinelaris
2008-2009
- Coraline book by David Greenspan, music and lyrics by Stephin Merritt
- Fifty Words by Michael Weller
- The Third Story by Charles Busch
2007-2008
- Spain by Jim Knable
- Grace by Mick Gordon and A. C. Grayling
- reasons to be pretty by Neil LaBute
2006-2007
- In A Dark Dark House by Neil LaBute
- A Very Common Procedure by Courtney Baron
- Nixon's Nixon by Russell Lees
2005-2006
- Some Girl(s) by Neil LaBute
- The Wooden Breeks by Glen Berger
- Colder Than Here by Laura Wade
2004-2005
- Last Easter by Bryony Lavery
- Fat Pig by Neil LaBute
- What of the Night based on the writings of Djuna Barnes
2003-2004
- Bright Ideas by Eric Coble
- Frozen by Bryony Lavery
- The Distance From Here by Neil LaBute
2002-2003
- Mercy Seat by Neil LaBute
- Scattergood by Anto Howard
- Intrigue With Faye by Kate Robin
2001-2002
- The Glory of Living by Rebecca Gilman
- Runt of the Litter by Bo Eason
- A Letter From Ethel Kennedy by Christopher Gorman
2000-2001
- A Place At the Table by Simon Block
- High Dive by Leslie Ayvazian
- The Dead Eye Boy by Angus MacLachlan
1999-2000
- Trudy Blue by Marsha Norman
- Sueño by Jose Rivera
- Yard Gal by Rebecca Prichard
1998-1999
- Wit by Margaret Edson
- The English Teachers by Ed Napier
- Angelique by Lorena Gale
1997-1998
- Anadarko by Tim Blake Nelson
1996-1997
- The Gravity of Means by John Kolvenbach
- Good As New by Peter Hedges
1995-1996
- Nixon's Nixon by Russell Lees
- The Grey Zone by Tim Blake Nelson
- Three in the Back, Two in the Head by Jason Sherman
1994-1995
- Girl Gone by Jacquelyn Reingold
1993-1994
- The Able Bodied Seaman by Alan Bowne
- Liar, Liar by Dael Orlandersmith
1992-1993
- Five Women Wearing the Same Dress by Alan Ball
- D Train by James Bosley and Fay Simpson
1991-1992
- A Snake in the Vein by Alan Bowne
1987-1988
- Beirut by Alan Bowne
Fifty Words by Michael Weller
- Drama Desk Awards
- Nomination - Outstanding Play
- Nomination - Outstanding Actress in a Play - Elizabeth Marvel
- Nomination - Outstanding Set Design of a Play - Neil Patel
- Drama League Awards
- Nomination-Distinguished Performance- Elizabeth Marvel
reasons to be pretty by Neil LaBute
- 2008 Tony Awards
- Nomination - Best Play
- Nomination - Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play - Thomas Sadoski
- Nomination - Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play - Marin Ireland
- Drama Desk Awards
- Winner - Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play - Pablo Schreiber
- Nomination - Outstanding Play
- Nomination - Outstanding Actor in a Play - Thomas Sadoski
- Nomination - Outstanding Director of a Play - Terry Kinney
- Drama League Awards
- Nomination - Distinguished Production of a Play
- Nomination - Distinguished Performance- Marin Ireland & Thomas Sadoski
- Outer Critics Circle Awards
- Nomination - Outstanding New Broadway Play
- Nomination - Outstanding Actor in a Play - Thomas Sadoski
- Theater World Awards
- Winner - Marin Ireland
Grace by Mick Gordan and AC Grayling
- Lucille Lortel Award - Nomination - Outstanding Lead Actress - Lynn Redgrave
Spain by Jim Knable
- Drama Desk Award - Nomination - Outstanding Set Design - Beowulf Borritt
- Obie Award - Sustained Excellence of Performance - Veanne Cox
The Wooden Breeks by Neil LaBute
- Lucille Lortel Award - Nomination - Anita Yavich
Fat Pig by Neil LaBute
- Outer Critics Circle Awards—Winner - Outstanding Off-Broadway Play
- 2005 Theatre World Award—Winner - Outstanding Off-Broadway Debut: Ashlie Atkinson
- Drama Desk Award - Nomination - Outstanding Actor in a play: Jeremy Piven
- Lucille Lortel Award - Nomination - Outstanding Lead Actress: Ashlie Atkinson and Outstanding Director: Jo Bonney
- Broadway.com Audience Award - Nomination - Favorite New Off-Broadway Play: Fat Pig
Last Easter by Bryony Lavery
- 2005 Drama Desk Awards Nomination - Outstanding Actress in a Play: Veanne Cox
The Distance From Here by Neil LaBute
- 2003-2004 Drama Desk Award Winner - Outstanding Ensemble Performance
- Lucille Lortel Award Nomination - Outstanding Featured Actor - Logan Marshall-Green
Frozen by Bryony Lavery
- 2004 Tony Awards
- Winner - Best Featured Actor in a Play: Brian F. O'Byrne
- Tony Nomination - Best Actress (Play): Swoosie Kurtz
- Tony Nomination - Best Director (Play): Doug Hughes
- Tony Nomination - Best Play: Frozen
- Lucille Lortel Awards
- Nomination - Outstanding Director: Doug Hughes
- Nomination - Outstanding Lead Actor: Brian F. O'Byrne
- Nomination - Outstanding Lead Actress: Swoosie Kurtz
- Nomination - Outstanding Lead Actress: Lynn Redgrave
- Nomination - Outstanding Featured Actress: Laila Robins
- Nomination - Lighting Design: Clifton Taylor
- OBIE Award - Featured Actor in a Play - Brian F. O'Byrne
- Drama League Awards - Distinguished Production of a Play
The Glory of Living by Rebecca Gilman
- Drama Desk Award Best Actress Nomination: Anna Paquin
- Theatre World Award for Outstanding Off-Broadway debut
- Finalist Pulitzer Prize for Drama
The Dead Eye Boy by Angus MacLachlan
- Drama Desk Awards
- Nomination - Best Actress: Lili Taylor
- Nomination - Best Featured Actor: Aaron Himelstein
Wit by Margaret Edson
- 1999 Pulitzer Prize
- New York Drama Critics Circle Award
- OBIE Award
- 2 Drama Desk Awards
- 3 Outer Critics Circle Awards
- 4 Lucille Lortel Awards
- 2 Drama League Awards
- The Jull-Warriner Playwriting Award
Good as New by Peter Hedges, Directed by Brian Mertes
- OBIE Award
Nixon's Nixon by Russell Lees, directed by Jim Simpson
- OBIE Award
- Outer Critics Circle Award Nomination
- John Gassner Award Nomination
The Grey Zone by Tim Blake Nelson
- 4 OBIE Awards
- Lucille Lortel Award
- Drama Desk Award Nomination
- Encore Award
Girl Gone by Jacquelyn Reingold
- Oscar Ruebhausen Award
Beirut by Alan Bowne
- 6 Dramalogue Awards
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