2006 Index of Winners
Best Stage Director BOA Award Winner
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Best Supporting Performer BOA Award Winner
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In numerous recent roles, YVONNE SINGH achieved the goal of any theater artist: to make the artifice of stagecraft appear real. Singh brought grounded credibility to roles as dissimilar as a noble tribal leader in 15th-century Africa in Essential Theatre’s Leaving Limbo; a snaky, Satanic ringmaster in dreadlocks and ringmaster gear in 7 Stages’ Come On in My Kitchen; and several service-industry laborers in 7 Stages’ Nickel and Dimed. Singh faithfully demonstrates the ability to bring the most abstract material or highfalutin’ ideas down to earth with the rest of us.
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Best Theater Company BOA Award Winner
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Best Theater Premiere BOA Award Winner
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Best Theatrical Gimmick BOA Award Winner
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Best Theatrical Makeover (Cosmetic) BOA Award Winner
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Best Theatrical Makeover (Mission) BOA Award Winner
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Best Touring Play BOA Award Winner
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Best Unspoken Spoken Word BOA Award Winner
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We cramped our brains a little trying to figure out whether it still counts as “spoken word” if you print it in a book, but whatever it is, we enjoyed JAVA MONKEY SPEAKS, VOLUME 2, an anthology of poems by poets who have performed at the weekly open mic at Decatur’s Java Monkey. Edited by Kodac Harrison and Collin Kelley, this second edition has some serious poetry power.
$12. Poetry Atlanta Press. 90 pages.www.poetryatlanta.com.
Best Bakery BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Oral Pleasures » Readers Pick
Best Cookies BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Oral Pleasures » Readers Pick
Best Bakery BOA Award Winner
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Best Doggie Daycare BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Consumer Culture » Readers Pick
Best Doggie Daycare BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Consumer Culture » Readers Pick
Best Doggie Daycare BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Consumer Culture » Readers Pick
Best Doggie Daycare BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Consumer Culture » Readers Pick
Best Bar Food and Best Beer Selection BOA Award Winner
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Best Desserts BOA Award Winner
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Best Desserts BOA Award Winner
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Best Politician BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » Cityscape » Readers Pick
Best singer/songwriter BOA Award Winner
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2006 » After Dark » Readers Pick
"Anthony David, Atlanta-based singer/songwriter, releases his new album, The Red Clay Chronicles, this month on local indie label Brash Music:"
“The people of Atlanta make the music scene what it is, particularly the women! Whenever you come out and see some new artist that is ripping up the stage, male or female, and no one has heard of them yet, you will always see two or three ladies on the side that do know them, and have encouraged them to get out there and do it. Ladies are so smart, yes they are!”