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Portrait of Dr. Charles Ney

Dr. Charles Ney

  • Distinguished Professor Emeritus at School of Theatre, Dance, & Film, College of Fine Arts & Communication

Awards

2019

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Presidential Distinction Award for Excellence, Texas State University. 2019

2014

  • Award / Honor Recipient: One of 13 Best Productions of the Year, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Austin Chronicle. 2014

2013

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Best Director and Best Production, Richard III, Austin Critics Circle. 2013
  • Award / Honor Recipient: Who’s Who in America. 2013

2012

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching. 2012
  • Award / Honor Recipient: Who’s Who in America. 2012

2011

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Who’s Who in America. 2011

2010

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Citation, Polonius, Hamlet, Austin Examiner. 2010
  • Award / Honor Nominee: Presidential Award for Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activities, Texas State University, College of Fine Arts & Communication. 2010
  • Award / Honor Recipient: Who’s Who in America. 2010

2009

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Presidential Award for Excellence in Scholarly/Creative Activities, Texas State University, College of Fine Arts & Communication. 2009

2007

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Presidential Award for Excellence in Service, Texas State University, College of Fine Arts & Communication. 2007

2005

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama, B. Iden Payne Award Nomination, Henry Boyd, The Two Lives of Napoleon Beazley. 2005
  • Award / Honor Recipient: Represented American Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Association of America. 2005

2003

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Director of Transposing Shakespeare, recipient of Regional Committee’s Nomination to regional festival, Excellence in Ensemble Acting, Excellence in Overall Design, Excellence in Stage Crew, and Best Load In and Load Out, Texas State Festival, KC/ACTF. October 2003

1999

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Who’s Who in the West. 1999

1998

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Artistic Achievement Citation (Direction) Females Seeking, National Selection Team, KC/ACTF. 1998

1996

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Director of Top Girls, National Winner performed at the Kennedy Center, KC/ACTF. 1996
  • Award / Honor Recipient: Artistic Achievement Citation (Direction) Top Girls, National Selection Team, KC/ACTF. 1996

1991

  • Award / Honor Recipient: “Bravo Award” for outstanding contributions, Austin Chamber of Commerce. 1991
  • Award / Honor Nominee: Best Drama, Fences, Austin Circle of Theatres. 1991

1990

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Best Musical, Chicago, Austin Circle of Theatres. 1990

1987

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Best Production and Best Director, Medea, Austin Circle of Theatres. 1987

1986

  • Award / Honor Nominee: Best Musical, El Grande de Coca Cola, Austin Circle of Theatres. 1986

1982

  • Award / Honor Recipient: University of Illinois Department of Theatre Graduate Honors Award. 1982

1975

  • Award / Honor Recipient: Bob Hope Award, Oustanding Graduate Student, Southern Methodist University’s Department of Theatre Annual. 1975