Awards
MIDTOWN INTERNATIONAL THEATRE FESTIVAL AWARDS
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The Crusade of Connor Stephens
Jerry Orbach Theatre (NYC)
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Best Supporting Actress (Winner)
Kathleen Huber (Grandma Vivi’n)
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“Grandma Vivi’n is played by Kathleen Huber, whose performance is lovely and grounded, wise, firm and gentle, funny and tragic all in a moment.”
– StageBuddy.com
Kathleen Huber as Grandma Vivi'n
ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ANNUAL CRITICS AWARDS
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High Society
Stages St. Louis (MO)
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Best Supporting Actress (Winner)
Kathleen Huber (Margaret Lord)
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“In Barry’s play, Margaret Lord is a classic society dimwit. Here, however, Margaret (Kathleen Huber) is redefined as a mature woman, better able to manage her life than her daughter realizes.”
– St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Kathleen Huber as Margaret Lord,
with Craig Mason
THE LILLIE STOATES AWARDS
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The Merry Wives of Windsor
Orlando Shakespeare Festival (FL)
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Best Supporting Actress (Nominee)
Kathleen Huber (Mistress Quickly)
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“Only the best kind of care and creativity – and MERRY WIVES has it – can produce hysteria like this. Take Kathleen Huber, who gives the extravagant Mistress Quickly the delightful habit of pinching her victims’ cheeks and ruffling their hair as she gently lines her pockets with their money.”
– The Orlando Sentinel
Kathleen Huber as Mistress Quickly,
with Mark Rector
BEST OF THEATRE AWARDS – KANSAS CITY
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Lettice and Lovage
American Heartland Theatre (MO)
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Best Actress (Nominee)
Kathleen Huber (Lettice Douffet)
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“Kathleen Huber, an actress with impressive credentials in New York and regional theatre, is simply a class act. She manages to claim a role written specifically for Maggie Smith as her own. That may sound like an audacious statement, but it’s hardly hyperbole to say that Huber lights up the stage.”
– The Kansas City Star
Kathleen Huber as Lettice Douffet
BROADWAY WORLD AWARDS
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Cabaret
Playhouse on Park (CT)
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Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Nominee)
Kathleen Huber (Fraulein Schneider)
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“But the heart of the show is the eldest romance. Damien Buzzerio, as a gentle soul who can’t imagine the horrors yet to come, is heartbreaking. And Kathleen Huber, as a pragmatic woman who can see them coming, is even more so, and her solo ‘What Would You Do?’ is bone-chilling. Their scenes together are the show’s emotional high spots.”
– Hartford Courant
Kathleen Huber as Fraulein Schneider,
with Damian Buzzerio
MASK AND SCROLL – DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ART
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The Bacchae
U.C.S.B. Department of Dramatic Art
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Best Actress (Winner)
Kathleen Huber (Agave)
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“The most moving performance was Kathleen Huber’s Agave. Her dissociation was complete, her acting of the psychotic character so intense, I was caught up in it and whirled about. It had the quality of a hard-edge abstraction, all of a piece.”
– Santa Barbara News-Press
Kathleen Huber as Agave.
