Nominees- Best Actor
19-8-15
An excellent leading man can make or break a show. He's gotta have charisma, he's gotta have class, he's gotta have something that make the men wanna be him and the ladies wanna be with him. All the men in this category are nominated for great performances that are very different. We did our best to find great photos of them in action. Feel free to print them out and hang them up on your wall Tiger Beat style!
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Rob Archibald, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Naiad Productions
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Rob is a previous Heckler nominee for Doubt last year. He's becoming pretty well known for his dedication to the part and great acting ability. He has a real flare for taking complicated characters and giving them the heart they need.
Nicholas Atkinson, Macbeth, Sweet and Sour Productions
Playing the original anti-hero is no easy task, especially when you're in a small cast of six. Nicholas Atkinson had great stage prescence, fantastic vocals and killer physicality as Macbeth. He was very wicked indeed.
Harry Oram, Three Little Men, Brave Heart Theatre
Harry has been nominated and won a Heckler before for his work on The Last Days of Judas Iscariot. This time he worked on a new script, Three Little Men. The play was an adaptation of Edward Albee's Three Tall Women by local playwright, Wing Man Lam.
Nathan Koval, Legally Blonde, Face Productions
Nathan Koval has been on stage many times this past year and stole the show in Legally Blonde. What does this mean? He has great range and can play a variety of characters. This is something to be appreciated.
Ryan Dawley, Assassins, Hong Kong Singers and Perilous Mouths
Ryan played John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of Abraham Lincoln in Hong Kong Singers and Perilous Mouth's production of Assassins. Bravo to him, considering Assassins is known as one of Sondheim's most difficult musicals.
Comments
Andrew Churchill
Ryan Dawley
19 August 2015Jo
Who writes this shit? It's really bad! How embarrassing for the actors
21 August 2015Brad Jacobs
I think someone's jealous. Take a big drink of your haterade and bugger off.
23 August 2015