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==Awards and Nominations==
==Awards and Nominations==
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*2014 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - [[Violet (musical)|Violet]] - nominee
*2014 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - [[Violet (musical)|Violet]] - nominee
*2014 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical or Revue - [[Violet (musical)|Violet]] - nominee
*2014 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical or Revue - [[Violet (musical)|Violet]] - nominee
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*1999 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - [[Annie Get Your Gun (musical)|Annie Get Your Gun]] - winner
*1999 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - [[Annie Get Your Gun (musical)|Annie Get Your Gun]] - winner
*1999 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - [[Annie Get Your Gun (musical)|Annie Get Your Gun]] - nominee
*1999 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - [[Annie Get Your Gun (musical)|Annie Get Your Gun]] - nominee
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*1997 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - [[Chicago (musical)|Chicago]] - winner
*1997 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - [[Chicago (musical)|Chicago]] - winner
*1997 Olivier Award Best Revival of a Musical - [[Chicago (musical)|Chicago]] - winner
*1997 Olivier Award Best Revival of a Musical - [[Chicago (musical)|Chicago]] - winner
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*1982 Tony Award® Reproduction (Play or Musical) - [[Medea (play)|Medea]] - nominee
*1982 Tony Award® Reproduction (Play or Musical) - [[Medea (play)|Medea]] - nominee


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==Notable Productions{{cn|date=January 2015}}==
==Notable Productions{{cn|date=January 2015}}==
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*[[Violet (musical)|Violet]] - Apr 20, 2014 - Aug 10, 2014
*[[Violet (musical)|Violet]] - Apr 20, 2014 - Aug 10, 2014
*[[Pippin (musical)|Pippin]] - Apr 25, 2013 - Jan 04, 2015
*[[Pippin (musical)|Pippin]] - Apr 25, 2013 - Jan 04, 2015
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*[[Chicago (musical) | Chicago]] in London - November 18, 1997 - Present
*[[Chicago (musical) | Chicago]] in London - November 18, 1997 - Present
*[[My Thing Of Love]] - May 03, 1995 - May 14, 1995
*[[My Thing Of Love]] - May 03, 1995 - May 14, 1995
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*[[Grease (musical)|Grease]] - May 11, 1994 - Jan 25, 1998
*[[Grease (musical)|Grease]] - May 11, 1994 - Jan 25, 1998
*[[My Fair Lady]] - Dec 09, 1993 - May 01, 1994
*[[My Fair Lady]] - Dec 09, 1993 - May 01, 1994
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*[[Medea]] - May 02, 1982 - Jun 27, 1982
*[[Medea]] - May 02, 1982 - Jun 27, 1982
*[[Othello]] - Feb 03, 1982 - May 23, 1982
*[[Othello]] - Feb 03, 1982 - May 23, 1982
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== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 23:56, 4 January 2017

Barry & Fran Weissler are Tony Award-winning American theatrical producers.

Career

Barry Weissler (born 1939) and Fran Weissler (born 1928)[1] They met in 1964 during an engagement of a touring theatrical production in New Jersey. The two then started a touring theatrical group, The National Theatre Company, which presented classic plays to High School, College and adult audiences with professional casts[2] After years of touring Shakespearean plays on the east coast they brought Othello and Medea to Broadway in 1982. The two plays earned them their first two Tony Award nominations As of 2014 the pair have earned 28 Tony or Drama Desk nominations. They have won 7 Tony Awards and 4 Drama Desk Awards.[3] The couple also received the Olivier Award for Outstanding Musical Production for their production of Chicago in the London West End.[4]

Honours

In 2010 Barry & Fran Weissler were given a lifetime achievement award by the New York Musical Theatre Festival.[5] The PlayhouseSquare Awarded Barry & Fran Weissler their "Star Award for achievement in the Performing Arts" in 2014.[6]

Awards and Nominations

  • 2014 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Violet - nominee
  • 2014 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical or Revue - Violet - nominee
  • 2013 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Pippin - winner
  • 2013 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - Pippin - winner
  • 2011 Tony Award® Best Musical - The Scottsboro Boys - nominee
  • 2010 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - La Cage aux Folles - winner
  • 2010 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - La Cage aux Folles - winner
  • 2010 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - Promises, Promises - nominee
  • 2005 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Sweet Charity - nominee
  • 2005 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - Sweet Charity - nominee
  • 2004 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Wonderful Town - nominee
  • 2004 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - Wonderful Town - nominee
  • 1999 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Annie Get Your Gun - winner
  • 1999 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - Annie Get Your Gun - nominee
  • 1997 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Chicago - winner
  • 1997 Olivier Award Best Revival of a Musical - Chicago - winner
  • 1997 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Musical - Chicago - winner
  • 1994 Tony Award® Best Revival of a Musical - Grease - nominee
  • 1994 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Musical Revival - My Fair Lady - nominee
  • 1992 Tony Award® Best Musical - Falsettos - nominee
  • 1992 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival - Falsettos - nominee
  • 1991 Tony Award® Best Revival - Fiddler on the Roof - winner
  • 1990 Tony Award® Best Revival - Gypsy - winner
  • 1990 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival - Gypsy - winner
  • 1990 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival - Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - nominee
  • 1988 Tony Award® Best Revival - Cabaret - nominee
  • 1988 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival - Cabaret - nominee
  • 1982 Tony Award® Reproduction (Play or Musical) - Othello - winner
  • 1982 Tony Award® Reproduction (Play or Musical) - Medea - nominee

Notable Productions[citation needed]

References