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1983 Dora Mavor Moore Awards Dora Awards 1982 1984
The 1983 Dora Mavor Moore Awards celebrated excellence in theatre from the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts.https://tapa.ca/doras/nominees Dora Mavor Moore Award Nominees 13 April 2021 29 May 2022 Toronto Alliance for the Performing Artshttps://tapa.ca/doras/recipients Dora Mavor Moore Award Recipients 13 April 2021 29 May 2022 Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts
Winners and nominees
General Theatre Division
ProductionOriginal PlayTranslations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford FestivalO.D. on Paradise – Theatre Passe Muraille
The Art of War – Factory Theatre
Unseen Hand – Toronto Free Theatre
| valign="top" |O.D. on Paradise by Patrick Brymer and Linda Griffiths – Theatre Passe MurailleCensored by Richard Rose – Necessary Angel
The Art of War by George F. Walker – Factory Theatre
What Is to Be Done by Mavis Gallant – Tarragon Theatre
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| valign="top" |R. H. Thomson for Hand to Hand
Paul Latreille for Un Pays Dont la Devise Est Je M'Oublié – Théâtre Français de Toronto
Douglas Rain for The Master Builder – Tarragon Theatre
Hugh Webster for The Kite – Phoenix TheatreJennifer Phipps for Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You
Margot Dionne for What Is to Be Done – Tarragon Theatre
Mary Haney for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford Festival
Martha Henry for The Crucible – Theatre PlusSupporting ActorSupporting ActressHugh Webster for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford Festival
James B. Douglas for Eve
Robert Drage for Unseen Hand – Toronto Free Theatre
Michael McKeever for Dead of Winter – Toronto Free TheatreKate Trotter for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford Festival
Joy Coghill for A Day in the Death of Joe Egg – Theatre Plus
Maggie Huculak for Censored – Necessary Angel
Tanja Jacobs for Censored – Necessary Angel
Margot Dionne for What Is to Be Done – Tarragon TheatreDirectionScenic DesignGuy Sprung for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford Festival
Leon Major for 'dentity Crisis and Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You – Tarragon Theatre
Robin Phillips for The Prisoner of Zenda – Young People's Theatre
Guy Sprung for Dream in High Park – Toronto Free TheatreJim Plaxton for O.D. on Paradise – Theatre Passe Muraille
Astrid Janson for The Master Builder – Tarragon Theatre
Mark Negin for The Dresser
Phillip Silver for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford FestivalCostume DesignLighting DesignDebra Hanson for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford Festival
Maxine Graham for Ever Loving – Theatre Plus
Astrid Janson for The Master Builder – Tarragon Theatre
John Pennoyer for The School for Wives – Théâtre Français de TorontoHarry Frehner for Translations – Toronto Free Theatre and the Stratford Festival
Harry Frehner for The Master Builder – Tarragon Theatre
Jim Plaxton for O.D. on Paradise – Theatre Passe Muraille
Phillip Silver for The Yellow House at Arles – Tarragon Theatre
Musical Theatre or Revue Division
ProductionOriginal MusicalAin't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical Productions
Last Call – Phoenix Theatre
March of the Falsettos – Stage Direction Theatrical ProductionsSid’s Kids by Allen Booth and Jane E. Foy – Voodoo Club
ACME Harpoon Company by Joe Chilco, Richard Dumont, Deborah Jarvis, Wally Kolodinski and Lindsey Leese – ACME Harpoon
I've Got a Sequel Part II by John Hemphill, Ron James, Don Lake, Bruce Pirrie, Kathleen Laskey and Debra McGrath – Second CityActorActressDenis Simpson for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical Productions
Brian McKay for March of the Falsettos – Stage Direction Theatrical Productions
Morris Panych for Last Call – Phoenix TheatreSheila McCarthy for Really Rosie – Young People's Theatre
B. J. Reed for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical Productions
Jackie Richardson for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical ProductionsDirectionScenic DesignJoel Greenberg for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical Productions
Susan Astley for Last Call – Phoenix Theatre
Thom Sokoloski for Sid's Kids – Voodoo ClubAstrid Janson for Cabaret – CentreStage Company
Rod Hillier for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical Productions
Maurice Sendak for Really Rosie – Young People's TheatreCostume DesignLighting DesignAstrid Janson for Cabaret – CentreStage Company
Bruce Appleby and Gurteen for Sid's Kids – Voodoo Club
Susan Rome for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical ProductionsTim Crack for Sweet Will – Bathurst Street Theatre
Scott Laurence and David Wallett for March of the Falsettos – Stage Direction Theatrical Productions
Stephen Ross for Cabaret – CentreStage CompanyMusical DirectionChoreographyRick Fox and Joe Sealy for Ain't Misbehavin' – Toronto Musical Productions
Bob Ashley for Sweet Will – Bathurst Street Theatre
Raymond Pannell for Really Rosie – Young People's TheatreJennifer Mascall for Sid’s Kids – Voodoo Club
Jeff Hyslop for Cabaret – CentreStage Company
Jeff Hyslop for Really Rosie – Young People's Theatre
Theatre for Young Audiences Division
ProductionThe Food Show – Theatre on the Move
See also
37th Tony Awards
1983 Laurence Olivier Awards
References
Category:1983 in Toronto
Dora Awards, 1983
Category:Dora Mavor Moore Awards ceremonies