2003–2004 Obie Awards

The 2003–2004 Obie Awards, honoring distinguished achievement in Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway productions, were presented on May 17, 2004, at New York's Webster Hall.

Direction:	Lee Breuer, Mabou Mines dollHouse;
	Moisés Kaufman, I Am My Own Wife
Performance:	Viola Davis, Intimate Apparel;
	Lisa Emery, Iron;
	Jayne Houdyshell, Well;
	Sarah Jones, Bridge & Tunnel;
	Jefferson Mays, I Am My Own Wife;
	Zilah Mendoza, Living Out;
	Maude Mitchell, Mabou Mines dollHouse;
	Brian F. O'Byrne, Frozen;
	Tonya Pinkins, Caroline, or Change;
	Lili Taylor, Aunt Dan and Lemon;
	Simon Russell Beale, Uncle Vanya;
	Shannon Cochran, Michael Shannon, Michael Cullen, Amy Landecker, Reed Birney, Bug;
	Ana Reeder, Mary Shultz, Rob Campbell, Daniel Eric Gold, Lee Pace, Rosemarie DeWitt, Small Tragedy
Design:	The design team of Bug: Lauren Helpern (sets), Tyler Micoleau (lights), Brian Ronan (sound), Kim Gill (costumes), Faye Armon (props);
	Derek McLane, set design I Am My Own Wife, Aunt Dan and Lemon, and Intimate Apparel
Music:	Robert Een Hiroshima Maiden
Special Citations:	Pieter-Dirk Uys, Foreign AIDS;
	Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori; Caroline, or Change;
	Soho Rep, Molly's Dream;
	The Builders Association and motiroti, Alladeen;
	Kyle Jarrow and Alex Timbers, A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant;
	George C. Wolfe, for his stewardship of the Public Theater;
	Martin Moran; The Tricky Part;
	Terry Nemeth, Play Publishing, TCG
Lifetime Achievement:	Mark Russell
Grants:	The Civilians, Musicals Tonight, THAW (Theaters Against War)
Ross Wetzsteon Award:	St. Ann's Warehouse (Susan Feldman, artistic director)