The 7th annual Berkshire Theatre Critics Awards, aka The Berkies, were awarded last night in a ceremony held at Zion Lutheran Church in Pittsfield. In 22 categories there are 26 winners, including four ties.

1. Outstanding supporting actress in a play:  (TIE)

Leah Hocking, All of Me, Barrington Stage Company

Corinna May, Things I Know to Be True, Great Barrington Public Theater

2. Outstanding supporting actor in a play:

Max Wolkowitz, Waiting for Godot, Barrington Stage Company

3. Outstanding set Design for a play or musical:

Yoon Bae, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

4. Outstanding Choreography:

Justin Boccitto, Guys and Dolls, Sharon Playhouse

5. Outstanding direction of a musical:

Julianne Boyd, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

6. Outstanding Costume Design for a play or musical:

Sara Jean Tosetti, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

7. Outstanding Solo Performance  (TIE)

Corinna May, Shirley Valentine, Berkshire Theatre Group

MaConnia Chesser, An Iliad, Ancram Opera House

8. Outstanding Supporting actress in a musical:

Sierra Boggess, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

9. Outstanding Lighting Design of a play or musical:

David Lander, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

10. Outstanding Supporting actor in a musical:

Jarvis B. Manning, Jr., Ain’t Misbehavin’, Barrington Stage Company

11. Outstanding direction of a play:

Joe Calarco, Waiting for Godot, Barrington Stage Company

12. Outstanding Sound design for a play or musical:

Matt Otto, All of Me, Barrington Stage Company

13. Outstanding Lead actress in a musical:

Emily Skinner, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

14. Outstanding Lead Actor in a musical:

Jason Danieley, A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

15. Outstanding Ensemble performance: (TIE)

Invasion!, Ancram Opera House

Ain’t Misbehavin’, Barrington Stage Company

16. Outstanding Production with fewer than six performances

Gabe Belyeu, A Call to Places, Mac-Haydn Theatre

17. Outstanding Lead actor in a play:

Mark H. Dold, Waiting for Godot, Barrington Stage Company

18. Sally and Robert Sugarman Award for the world premiere of a new play:

Brent Askari, Andy Warhol in Iran, Barrington Stage Company

19. Outstanding Lead actress in a play:

Roxanne Fay, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Bridge Street Theatre

20. Larry Murray Award for Community Outreach and Support Through Theater:

Daniel Elihu Kramer, Chester Theatre Company

21. Outstanding production of a musical:

A Little Night Music, Barrington Stage Company

22. Outstanding production of a play: (TIE)

Waiting for Godot, Barrington Stage Company

Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Bridge Street Theatre