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The Arizona Theatre Service Award
Benjamin Stewart Receives Equity’s Arizona Theatre Service Award
The Phoenix-Tucson Liaison Committee recently presented long-time resident Benjamin Stewart with the 2005 Arizona Theatre Service Award.
A mainstay of Arizona's professional theatres, Benjamin began his career working with Sir Rex Harrison, Vanessa Redgrave and Sir Peter
Ustinov on plays by Shaw, Shakespeare and Ustinov himself at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles. He appeared in the Broadway revival of THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA with Richard Chamberlain, a production that was imported from the Ahmanson. He has also appeared at the Guthrie, the
Mark Taper Forum, Hartford Stage, Missouri Rep, and other regional theatres. The Arizona Theatre Service Awards was presented to Benjamin for his support and service as mentor to many of Arizona's young actors.
Tony Hodges, former Western Regional Director John Holly, Erica McKibben, Charles St. Clair, Award Recipient Ben Stewart, Mark de Michele, David Morden, William Killian, Liora Danine.
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 Award pages:
Bayfield
Callaway
Derwent
Jordan
LeNoire
Robeson
Seff
Arizona Theatre Service
Sturtevant
Quinn
ACCA
Max McQueen
The Arizona Theatre Service Award is given by Equity members in Arizona, to recognize individuals who have contributed to the health and visibility of live theatre in their state. "Arizona is possessed of a rich cultural community and is blessed with partners who are deeply deserving of public appreciation for their work in bringing theatre to the people of our communities," said Equity liaison committee members Charles St. Clair and Mark DeMichele
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