PPF receives eleven (11) WATCH nominations in 2011
- Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play – Beth Whitehead as “Auntie Mame Dennis” in Auntie Mame
Jayne Victor, John Coscia and Ari Post in "The Shadow Box"
- Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play – Ruth Neaveill as “Vera Charles” in Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Costume Design in a Play – Robbie Snow & Christian D. Faulkner – Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Hair Design in a Play - Beth Harrison – Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Set Design in a Play – Chip Gertzog & John Coscia – The Shadow Box
- Outstanding Set Design in a Play – John Coscia, Patrick David & Ingrid Helvig David – Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Set Decoration in a Play – Ingrid Helvig David – Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Set Construction in a Play – John Coscia & Chip Gertzog – The Shadow Box
- Outstanding Set Construction in a Play – John Coscia, Patrick David & Ingrid Helvig David – Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Play – Auntie Mame
- Outstanding Play – The Shadow Box
The Shadow Box Wins Ruby Griffith Award’s 2010-2011 “Outstanding Achievement in a Play”
PPF’s winter 2011 production, The Shadow Box, has been honored by the British Players’ Ruby Griffith Awards program with the 2010-2011 award for “Outstanding Achievement in a Play.” Directed by Barbara Gertzog, set design by John Coscia and Chip Gertzog, and costume design by Robbie Snow.
PPF receives six (6) WATCH nominations in 2010
- Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play - John Coscia as ” Sgt. Hing, Doc O’Connor, Dr. Cantway, Rev. Fred Phelps, Dennis Shepard ” in The Laramie Project
- Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play – Cheryl Sinsabaugh as “Deirdre” in Waiting in the Wings
- Outstanding Cameo in a Play - Erin Finucane as “Amber” in Big Tree Falls
- Outstanding Cameo in a Play – Addie Storvick as “Sherri” in Big Tree Falls
- Outstanding Cameo in a Play – Beth Hughes-Brown as “Olive” in Big Tree Falls
- Outstanding Costume Design in a Play – Robbie Snow – Waiting in the Wings
All My Sons Wins Ruby Griffith Award’s top honor for 2009
PPF’s spring 2009 production of All My Sons won the Ruby Griffith Awards program’s highest award, All-Round Production Excellence. All My Sons was directed by Beth Whitehead. Costuming was conducted by Tina Thronson and Susan Kaplan. Stage design, construction and dressing were conducted by Ingrid and Patrick David.
Jayne Victor, David Whitehead and Nicolette O'Connor in "All My Sons"
PPF receives seven (7) WATCH nominations in 2009
- Outstanding Performance for Lead Actress in a Play – Jayne Victor in All My Sons
- Outstanding Achievement for Set Design in a Play – Patrick David for All My Sons
- Outstanding Achievement for Set Design in a Play – John Coscia for Harvey
- Outstanding Achievement for Set Construction in a Play – Patrick David for All My Sons
- Outstanding Achievement for Set Construction in a Play – John Coscia for Harvey
- Outstanding Achievement for Set Decoration in a Play – Ingrid David for All My Sons
- Outstanding Achievement for Stage Combat Choreography in a Play – Beth Whitehead, David Whitehead, and Mike Donahue for All My Sons
Liz Smith and Amy Baska in "Steel Magnolias"
PPF receives two (2) WATCH nominations in 2008
- Outstanding lead actor in a play – Patrick David as “George/Cyrano”- Moon Over Buffalo
- Outstanding stage combat choreography – Beth Whitehead – Moon Over Buffalo
PPF wins five (5) WATCH awards out of eight (8) nominations in 2007
Awards:
- Outstanding Properties – Jillen Jobe, Chip Gertzog, Susan Kaplan & John Coscia – Saturday Sunday Monday
- Outstanding Set Construction – John Coscia & Patrick David – Saturday Sunday Monday
- Outstanding Set Decoration – John Coscia & Chip Gertzog – Saturday Sunday Monday
- Outstanding Set Design – Chip Gertzog & John Coscia – Saturday Sunday Monday
- Outstanding Set Painting – Craig Geoffrion & Julie Hendrickson – Saturday Sunday Monday
Also nominated:
- Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play – Matt Ames as “Malvolio” – Twelfth Night
- Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play – Patrick David as “Sir Toby Belch” – Twelfth Night
- Outstanding Light Design – Chip Gertzog – Saturday Sunday Monday
The Women receives First Runner-Up for Outstanding Achievement in a Play
PPF’s 2006 production of The Women received First Runner-up for Outstanding Achievement in a Play from the Ruby Griffith Awards program conducted by the British Players.
PPF receives five (5) WATCH nominations in 2006
- Featured Actress in a Play – Nancy Thompson as Margaret in I Never Sang for My Father
- Featured Actor in a Play – John Coscia as Kit Carson in The Time of Your Life
- Set Design – John Coscia and Chip Gertzog for The Time of Your Life
- Set Construction – John Coscia for The Time of Your Life
- Set Decoration – Chip Gertzog and John Coscia for The Time of Your Life