The 1982 Dora Mavor Moore Awards celebrated excellence in theatre from the Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts.

Winners and nominees General Theatre Division ProductionOriginal PlayTamara – Tamara International and Necessary Angel Dreaming and Duelling – Shaw Festival and Young People's Theatre Night and Day – Toronto Free Theatre Blind Dancers and Straight Ahead – Toronto Free TheatreTamara by John Krizanc – Tamara International and Necessary Angel Clay by Lawrence Jeffery – Factory Theatre The Passing Scene by Erika Ritter – Tarragon Theatre White Boys by Tom Walmsley – Tarragon TheatreLeading ActorLeading ActressJohn Evans for True West – Phoenix Theatre Geordie Johnson for Lone Star Douglas Rain for Bodies Larry Reynolds for Rexy – CentreStage TheatreRosemary Dunsmore for Blind Dancers and Straight Ahead – Toronto Free Theatre Clare Coulter for Blood Relations – Tarragon Theatre Jennifer Phipps for Filumena – Theatre Plus Fiona Reid for Night and Day – Toronto Free TheatreSupporting ActorSupporting ActressGregory Ellwand for Night and Day – Toronto Free Theatre Layne Coleman for The Al Cornell Story – Theatre Passe Muraille Allen Doremus for Rexy – CentreStage Theatre Brian Taylor for Filumena – Theatre PlusMary Ann McDonald for The Al Cornell Story – Theatre Passe Muraille Maggie Huculak for Tamara – Tamara International and Necessary Angel Tanja Jacobs for Three Sisters Nancy Palk for Clay – Factory Theatre Shelley Thompson for Tamara – Tamara International and Necessary AngelDirectionScenic DesignRichard Rose for Tamara – Tamara International and Necessary Angel Jim Garrard for Cold Comfort – Theatre Passe Muraille Guy Sprung for Night and Day – Toronto Free Theatre Henry Tarvainen for Blind Dancers and Straight Ahead – Toronto Free TheatreDorian L. Clark for Tamara – Tamara International and Necessary Angel Jim Garrard for Cold Comfort – Theatre Passe Muraille Sue LePage for Swipe – NDWT James Plaxton for Picnic in the Drift – Harbourfront CentreCostume DesignLighting DesignLinda Muir for Tamara – Tamara International and Necessary Angel Meredith Caron for The Saga of Wet Hens – Tarragon Theatre Peter Hartwell for Night and Day – Toronto Free Theatre John Pennoyer for Beauty and the Beast – Young People's TheatreHarry Frehner for Dreaming and Duelling – Shaw Festival and Young People's Theatre Tim Fort for Betrayal Peter Smith for Night and Day – Toronto Free Theatre Robert Thomson for Swipe – NDWT

Musical Theatre or Revue Division ProductionOriginal MusicalMan of La Mancha – Errant Productions Nion and Company – Derido Productions To Mock a Kilogram – Second CityRock and Roll by John Gray – Young People's Theatre Songs from the Front and Rear by Patrick Rose – Schwarz/Sewell Productions To Mock a Kilogram by John Hemphill, Ken Innes, Deborah Kimmett, Don Lake, Kathy Laskey and Derek McGrath – Second CityActorActressPage Fletcher for Rock and Roll – Young People's Theatre Derek McGrath for To Mock a Kilogram – Second City Ian Wallace for Nion and Company – Derido ProductionsKathy Michael McGlynn for Piaf: Her Songs, Her Loves – Royal Alexander Theatre Susan Cuthbert for Dames at Sea Christina Frolick for Rose-MarieDirectionScenic DesignJohn Gray for Rock and Roll – Young People's Theatre Michael J. Gellman for To Mock a Kilogram – Second City Richard Pochinko for Nion and Company – Derido ProductionsAntonin Dimitrov for Man of La Mancha – Errant Productions Allan Stichbury for Piaf: Her Songs, Her Loves – Royal Alexander Theatre Ian Wallace for Nion and Company – Derido ProductionsCostume DesignLighting DesignOlga Dimitrov for Man of La Mancha – Errant Productions Janice Lindsay for The Threepenny Opera – Young People's Theatre Ian Wallace for Nion and Company – Derido ProductionsNick Cernovitch for Rock and Roll – Young People's Theatre Tim Crack for Piaf: Her Songs, Her Loves – Royal Alexander Theatre David Wallett for Man of La Mancha – Errant ProductionsMusical DirectionChoreographyBob Ashley for Piaf: Her Songs, Her Loves – Royal Alexander Theatre Laura Burton and Berthold Carrière for Man of La Mancha – Errant Productions Ed Henderson for Songmakers – Variety Dinner TheatrePage Fletcher for Rock and Roll – Young People's Theatre Derek McGrath for To Mock a Kilogram – Second City Ian Wallace for Nion and Company – Derido Productions

See also 36th Tony Awards 1982 Laurence Olivier Awards

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