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News Outer Crix Name Vic/Vic Best Musical Victor/Victoria was named Outstanding Broadway Musical of 1995-96 by the Outer Critics Circle, beating both Big and State Fair, among other shows, in the first major theatre award of the New York season.

Rent was named Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical. Master Class was named Outstanding Broadway Play.

There was a tie for Outstanding Off-Broadway Play between Molly Sweeney and Picasso at the Lapine Agile.

Though the 46th annual awards were announced April 29, they will be given in a ceremony May 24 at Sardi's restaurant in the theatre district.

Because of different categories, different deadlines and different ground rules (Broadway and Off-Broadway competing in some categories, but not in others), the Outer Critics Awards often have different outcomes than other major awards.

Here are the winners in other categories: OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS [IN A PLAY]: Zoe Caldwell in Master Class

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR [IN A PLAY]: George C. Scott in Inherit the Wind

OUTSTANDING ACTOR IN A MUSICAL: Nathan Lane in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

OUTSTANDING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL: Julie Andrews in Victor/Victoria

OUTSTANDING CHOREOGRAPHY: Savion Glover for Bring in 'Da Noise. Bring in 'Da Funk

OUTSTANDING DESIGN: The King and I: scenic design by Brian Thomson, costume design by Roger Kirk, lighting design by Nigel Levings

OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR OF A PLAY: Lloyd Richards for Seven Guitars

OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR OF A MUSICAL: Jerry Zaks for Forum

OUTSTANDING REVIVAL OF A PLAY: Inherit the Wind

OUTSTANDING REVIVAL OF A MUSICAL: The King and I

OUTSTANDING SOLO PERFORMANCE: Patti LuPone in Patti LuPone on Broadway

OUTSTANDING DEBUT OF AN ACTOR: Lou Diamond Phillips in The King and I

OUTSTANDING DEBUT OF AN ACTRESS: Karen Kay Cody in Master Class

JOHN GASSNER PLAYWRIGHTING AWARD: Steve Martin for Picasso at the Lapin Agile

 
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