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HSTA: Actor in a Leading Role — a Tevye tie!

June
10
Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role — A tie!

Blind Brook, “Fiddler on the Roof,” Andrew Benowich (Tevye)

and Pleasantville, “Fiddler on the Roof,” Anthony da Costa (Tevye)

Two Tevyes, two HSTAs. What are the odds.

They also got their awards from Terrence Mann. Too cool.

I thought the kids from Blind Brook were going to tear the place down, they were so happy.

Andrew hushed them and thanked them. “You guys were great, some of the best people I’ve ever worked with.” And he thanked director Christina Colangelo. “I share this with her.”

Next up was Anthony da Costa.

I thought Blind Brook was loud until Pleasantville erupted.

Da Costa said “Thank you,” as Tevye.

“Thank you, Mr. Mann. That was awesome. I’m glad they didn’t judge this on facial hair authenticity. And I’d like to thank the local barbers for their contribution.’

Funny kid.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 10th, 2008 at 9:52 pm by Peter D. Kramer.
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One Response to “HSTA: Actor in a Leading Role — a Tevye tie!”

  1. fiddler

    Finally, a win for “Fiddler” at Pleasntville! Anthony deserved this award, 100%. He’ll be back next year.

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