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Just In Case You Didn't
Watch the Tony Awards.......
On Sunday night, June 6 2004, this year's honoree,
Jack O'Brien, the first person to be awarded The
Robert
A. MacNamara
Literary & Arts Award at the 2004 San Diego American
Ireland Fund Gala & Auction, won a Tony Award
as Best Director, (his second) for his work on Henry
lV last season. The play itself won a Tony for Best
Revival.
Right on, Jack!
2004 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
Henry IV [winner]
2003 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Musical
Hairspray [winner]
2001 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Musical
The Full Monty [nominee]
2001 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
The Invention of Love [nominee]
1992 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Play
Two Shakespearean Actors [nominee]
1992 Tony Award® Best Play
Two Trains Running [nominee]
1990 Tony Award® Best Play
The Piano Lesson [nominee]
1977 Tony Award® Best Direction of a Musical
Porgy and Bess [nominee]
2004
Robert A.MacNamara Literary & Arts
Award
The American Ireland Fund has created this new award to honour the memory of
Robert A. MacNamara, an accomplished poet, talented raconteur, past chairman
and long time supporter and friend of the Fund.
This special award will be
given to someone of Irish ancestry that excels in
the area of literature and/or arts.
2004 Honoree: Jack O'Brien
THE 2004 HERITAGE AWARD
The American Ireland Fund Heritage Award is given annually to someone of Irish
Ancestry who has made a significant cintribution to his or her profession
of community
2004 Honoree: The Honourable
Judge Gerald Lewis. |
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