Crossword clues for obie
obie
- Tony's poor relative
- Tony's NY cousin
- Tony's little brother
- Tony's Big Apple counterpart
- Tony's award cousin
- Three-time award for David Mamet
- Thespian award
- Theater award presented by "The Village Voice"
- Theater award given out by The Village Voice
- Theater award for productions in smaller venues
- Theater award for half a century
- Theater award first bestowed in 1956
- The Village Voice award
- Stage presentation?
- Stage achievement
- Showbiz award
- Relative of a Tony
- Rapper and Eminem pal Trice
- Rapper ___ Trice
- Prize for a playwright
- Play prize
- Play presentation
- Performing arts award
- Pacino won one
- Oscar's NY cousin
- Officer who played himself in "Alice's Restaurant"
- Officer who busts Arlo for littering in "Alice's Restaurant"
- Officer who arrested Arlo for illegally dumping garbage in "Alice's Restaurant"
- Off Broadway theatreaward
- Off Broadway theatre award
- Off Broadway payoff
- Obilovitch, to some
- NYC theatrical award
- NYC drama award
- Not quite a Tony
- Meryl won one in '81
- Matthew Broderick won one in 2017
- Lynn Redgrave won one for "Talking Heads"
- Lin-Manuel Miranda's two-time award
- Kin of a Tony
- It's awarded by a Village Voice vote
- Honor for a play
- Gary Sinise won one in 1983
- Felicity Huffman won one in 1995
- Drama Desk relative
- Drama Desk alternative
- Detroit rapper ___ Trice
- David Byrne and Fatboy Slim won one for "Here Lies Love"
- Cousin of a Drama Desk Award
- Certain acting award
- Big Apple theater honor
- Benson of the Four Tops
- Award won three times by Václav Havel
- Award won three times by David Mamet
- Award won in 2011 by "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity"
- Award won by the play "4000 Miles"
- Award won by Matthew Broderick in 2017
- Award won by "Hamilton" a year before it won the Tony
- Award with a Sustained Achievement category
- Award using spelled-out initials
- Award sponsored by the "Village Voice"
- Award related to a Tony
- Award presented at New York's Webster Hall
- Award named for the venue of its honorees' performances
- Award named for its recipients' performance locale
- Award given by "The Village Voice"
- Award from the American Theater Wing
- Award for playwrights
- Award for Lynn Nottage's play "Ruined"
- Award for Lin-Manuel Miranda
- Award for Jessica Tandy
- Award for experimental theater
- Award for David Mamet
- Award for "Underground Railroad Game"
- Award for "Uncle Vanya"
- Award for "Oslo"
- Award for "Guards at the Taj"
- Award for "Fun Home"
- Award for "Appropriate"
- Award co-presented by the Village Voice
- Award co-presented by the American Theatre Wing
- Award co-presented by the American Theater Wing
- Award co-administered by the American Theater Wing since 2014
- 2019 award for "What the Constitution Means to Me"
- 2017 stage award for Matthew Broderick
- 2017 honor for Matthew Broderick
- 2017 award for Matthew Broderick
- 2015 award for Hamilton
- 2010 honor for Annie Baker
- 2006 award for S. Epatha Merkerson
- 1996 award for the "Rent" ensemble
- 1995 award for Felicity Huffman
- 1981 award for Meryl Streep
- 1956 award for "Uncle Vanya"
- 10-year-old Sydney Lucas, for her 2013-2014 role in "Fun Home," became the youngest performer ever to win one
- "What the Constitution Means to Me" award
- "Village Voice" bestowal
- "The Village Voice" theater award
- "The Crucible" got one
- "Rent" won one in 1996
- "Hamilton" accolade
- "Guards at the Taj" award
- "Book of Addis" author Brooke
- "Best New American Play" award
- "4000 Miles" award
- '96 award for ''Rent''
- ''Endgame'' got one for 1957-58
- ___ Trice (rapper signed to Eminem's Shady Records)
- ___ Trice (rapper featured on Eminem's "Without Me")
- Off Broadway award
- Award since 1956
- Stage award since 1956
- Award given by The Village Voice
- Drama award since 1956
- Theater award since 1956
- Village Voice award since 1955
- Award for Eric Bogosian
- Award for "The Curse of the Starving Class"
- Award for Jean Genet
- Tony's cousin
- Cousin of a Tony Award
- Annual award
- Annual theater award
- Award for "Prelude to a Kiss"
- Beckett award
- Prize for "Prelude to a Kiss"
- Award for Samuel Beckett
- New York theater award
- 1983 award for David Mamet
- Award for "Curse of the Starving Class"
- Playwright's dream
- Award for "Rent"
- Big Apple award
- Award for "The Zoo Story"
- 1968 award for Vaclav Havel
- Award for "Six Degrees of Separation"
- Village Voice bestowal
- Award for "Hot L Baltimore"
- Award started by the Village Voice
- Award for Tony Kushner
- Award bestowed by the Village Voice
- Playwright's award
- Play honor
- Drama honor
- Dramatic honor
- Best New American Play award
- Officer in "Alice's Restaurant"
- Theater prize
- 2012 honor for "4000 Miles"
- Award for Best New American Play
- Stage prize since 1956
- 2015 award for "Hamilton"
- There's one for Best New American Play
- Annual New York honor
- Sam Shepard's prize: 1979–80
- Dramatic award
- Theatrical award
- Tony relative
- Tony cousin
- Tony's little cousin
- Shepard's "Fool for Love" won one: 1984
- N.Y. stage award
- A N.Y. drama
- Little cousin of 69 Across
- Tony's relative
- Off Broadway prize
- Theatrical honor
- N.Y.C. theater award
- One of Tony's relatives
- Acting award
- Oscar relative
- A theater award
- Tony's next of kin
- Theather award
- Emmy's cousin
- Off-B'way acting award
- Show-biz award
- Tony kin
- Off-Broadway award
- Theatre award
- Theater trophy
- Stage statuette
- Playwright's prize
- Big Apple theater award
- Big Apple stage award
- Actor's award
- "Village Voice" award
- Theater honor since 1956
- Village Voice theater award
- Tony's kin
- Tony Award relative
- Theater award given by The Village Voice
- Off-Broadway theater award
- Drama prize
- Award similar to a Tony
- Tony's counterpart
- Sam Shepard's award
- NYC theater award
- Award that's a pronunciation of its initials
- American Theatre Wing award
- "Hamilton" won one in 2015
- "Hamilton" award
- Stage honor since 1956
- Show biz award
- New York City theater award
- Lifetime Achievement Award presented to Estelle Parsons in 2014
- It's awarded by a Voice vote
- Horton Foote award for 2008
- Award from The Village Voice
- Award for playwriting
- Annual stage award since 1956
- 2007 award for "The Thugs"
- Zero won one
- Writer Brooke who coined the Hurston-Walker Test
- What "Hamilton" won before Broadway
- Village Voice honor
- Tony's younger cousin, in the theater world?
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
one of the annual awards given to off-Broadway theater, 1967, from O.B. as the abbreviation of Off-Broadway.
Wikipedia
Obie usually refers to an Obie Award, an off-Broadway theater award.
Obie may also refer to:
People:
- William Obadiah Obie Baizley (1917-2000), Canadian politician
- Renaldo Benson (1936-2005), singer with the Four Tops nicknamed "Obie"
- Obie Bermúdez (born 1980), pop singer and composer
- Jessie Obie Bristow (1900-1969), American early National Football League player
- Obie Etie Ikechukwu (born 1987), Nigerian footballer
- Obie Fernandez (born 1974), leading member of the Ruby on Rails community
- Obie Graves, college football and Canadian Football League (1980-1982) player
- Obediah Donnell "Obie" Jessie (born 1936), stage name Young Jessie, African American R&B and jazz singer
- Petrus Obie Oberholzer (born 1947), South African photographer
- Obie Patterson (born 1938), American politician
- Obie Trice (born 1977), U.S. rapper
- Obadiah Obie Trotter (born 1984), U.S. basketball player
- Obie Scott Wade, American producer, director and screenwriter
- Obie Walker (1911-1989), American boxer, World Colored Heavyweight Champion from 1933 to 1935
- Obelit Yadgar (born 1945), aka Obie Yadgar, Assyrian-American radio personality
- Bob O'Billovich (born 1940), "Obie", a former coach in the Canadian Football League
- William Obanhein (1924-1994), former chief of police for the town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Officer Obie in Arlo Guthrie's song "Alice's Restaurant"
Other uses:
- A colloquialism for an Oberlin College student
- Obie, a light designed to be placed on a movie camera, named after Merle Oberon, invented by Lucien Ballard
Usage examples of "obie".
The roustabouts cut long, woody branches on the left side of the road and Ray, Obie, and Shellabarger slipped them under the rear tires.
The most sophisticated computer complex known save one, Obie often behaved like a child crying in the night.
Dreel on Parkatin, Obie had double-crossed Antor Trelig at his demonstration on New Pompeii.
Long ago, when they had first come here, Obie had contacted the master computer and then found himself unable to disconnect.
Any of us can assume any form Obie knows or can imagine, with any powers or abilities we think we need.
You see, when Obie felt that disruption in space-time, we first checked on the Well World to see if the master computer was damaged.
The rally had been well publicized, and Obie has been monitoring all communications channels.
Now Obie selected his starting point and the scene went into playback.
For the first time they saw that the six-armed walrus-snake, among others, was pointing a weapon at the creature Obie called Nathan Brazil.
Chang, disguised as a Pallas, along with Yua made subservient to her by Obie, approached Olympus in an Olympian ship after transferring from a commercial freighter.
Mavra and Obie found this attitude curious, but they reserved judgment.
There was a puzzle here, one she wanted to solveand which Obie was also curious aboutbut perhaps the answer would be found in the Mother Temple.
Nikki had been grabbed by Obie and cared for by him in the minor control room.
You know the power of Obie, you know that he could do this, know why I can still be alive and much as I was then.
It is more than likely, then, that Obie is still doing the bidding of the Evil One, for, as a machine, he has no choice.