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		1993 Rings by Aden Ross 62 Homers by Red Shuttleworth The Brother’s Silence by Jerry L. Crawford One Family by Jim Leonard Jr. 1994 Rainy Days and Friday Nights by Sam Smiley Portrait of a Nude by Laura Shamas The Incompetents by T. C. Miller The Color of Bruise by Nicole Thomas 1995 Heir to the Covenant by Robert Paxton Tenderhooks by Julie Jensen A Woman of Power by Edward F. Emanuel Glass Mountain by Doris Baizley 1996 Ballad Hunter by Jenny Laird Sacrament of Meatballs by Mark Steven Jensen Gadianton by Eric Samuelson Sacrilege by Edward Mast 1997 Who Loves You, Jimmie Orio by Cheryldee Huddleston Our Lady Guenevere by Ace Pilkington The Spirit Seekers by William Lang What in the World’s Come Over You? by Red Shuttleworth 1998 A Grief of Mind by Carol O’Neal Rich Simply the Thing She Is by Kate Hawley March Tale by Tim Slover Sweet Maggie Blues by Kay K. Cook 1999 Autumn in the Valley by John D. and James A. Bell The Lamentable Tragedy of Sir Thomas More by Ann Chamberlain E. Pluribus Anarchy by Paavo Hall Dispute Bones by Jonathan Graham		2000 Whistler vs. Ruskin by L.L. West Memorabilia by Red Shutterworth The Tears of Time by Stuart Boyce Little Red Wagon Painted Blue by Ron Monaco 2001 Tucumcari by Riley Steiner The Figurehead by Charise Menefee Next Rest Stop 78 Miles by Marianne Hales 2002 The Stardust Caper by Jerry L. Crawford Trucker Rhapsody by Toni Press-Coffman Misdirected by Joe Borini Across the Line by David Barr III 2003 Digging in the Margins by Mark Rigney Summer Feet by Riley Steiner The Queen’s Two Bodies by Jeanne Murray-Walker Independency by Mark Steven Jensen 2004 Lady Macbeth by Aden Ross Gaining Ground by Mark Rigney Tears in the Sand by Stuart Boyce 2005 The Hard Way by Gino de Iorio Downwinders by Ed Kociela Speak to Me, Annie by Kay K. Cook 2006 Nemo 1934 (now The End of the Horizon) by Debora Threedy Opaline by Mary Fengar-Gail The Moor Lark by Jan Henson-Dow 2007 Breaking the Shakespeare Code by John Minigan Early Poe by Dan Trujillo The Thousand Pound Marriage by Richard Kalinowski 2008 Di Esperienza by Matthew Ivan Bennett Father Mike by TJ Edwards Germinous Seeds by David Rush
Photo: Ashley Smith as Laertes in Hamlet , 2006. Photo by Karl Hugh. Copyright Utah Shakespearean Festival.
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