All the 2024 St. Louis Theater Circle Award Honorees
Celebrating notable achievements in locally produced professional theater The 11th annual St. Louis Theater Circle Awards ceremony was held at the Loretto-Hilton Center on the campus of Webster University. The awards recognize locally produced, professional theater with 125 nominations in 33 categories, representing 24 St Louis companies and 55 productions out of over 100 eligible shows. The categories and winners are listed below in order to present. The full list of nominees is available online. The winners were Tim Mackabee from Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, The Repertory Theatre of St. L. Louis, Lavonne Byers from The Lion in Winter, The Midnight Company, and One Night in the Many Deaths of Sonny Liston from J B Heaps.
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The 11th annual St. Louis Theater Circle Awards ceremony was held at the Loretto-Hilton Center on the campus of Webster University on Monday.
The awards recognize locally produced, professional theater with 125 nominations in 33 categories, representing 24 St. Louis companies and 55 productions out of more than 100 eligible shows. The categories and winners are listed below, in order of presentation. The full list of nominees is available on the St. Louis Theater Circle website; see highlights from the red carpet in our gallery.
Congratulations to all the winners.
Tim Mackabee, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Lavonne Byers, The Lion in Winter, The Midnight Company
One Night in the Many Deaths of Sonny Liston, by J B Heaps, St. Louis Actors’ Studio
Larry D. Pry, Into the Woods, The New Jewish Theatre
Phil Leveling, Into the Woods, The New Jewish Theatre
Eileen Engel and Sarah Gene Dowling, Into the Woods, Stray Dog Theatre
The Lehman Trilogy, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Into the Woods, The New Jewish Theatre
Carey Perloff, The Lehman Trilogy, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis
Robert Quinlan, Into the Woods, The New Jewish Theatre
Into the Woods, The New Jewish Theatre