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== Arts ==
== Arts ==
* '''Jim Lewis''' (librettist), nominated for a [[Tony Award for Best Musical# 2010 for "FELA!". Broadway credits include Chronicle of a Death Foretold (Tony®, Drama Desk Nominations), Dangerous Games (with Graciela Daniele), Tango Apaisionado. Dance/Opera: Paul Dresher's The Tyrant; Ballet Hispanico's Nightclub; Philip Glass' Les Enfants Terribles (BAM); PastFORWARD (Mikhail Baryshnikov, BAM). Translations: Ionesco's The Chairs; Ibsen's Lady From The Sea. Dramaturge: House Arrest (Anna Deavere Smith); Dream On Monkey Mountain (Bill T. Jones); Art Spiegelman's Drawn To Death; Dido And Aeneas (Spoleto); Bill T. Jones 20th Anniversary Still/Here (BAM). He is currently working on This Beautiful City with The Civilians, touring nationally with an NYC premiere set for January 2009 at The Vineyard.
Jim Lewis Awards and Nominations
(winners are in red)

Tony Awards - 2010 - Best Book of a Musical
Jim Lewis, Fela!
Drama Desk Awards - 2009 - Outstanding Book of a Musical
Jim Lewis, This Beautiful City
Tony Awards - 1996 - Best Book of a Musical
Jim Lewis , Chronicle of a Death Foretold
Drama Desk Awards - 1995 - Outstanding Book of a Musical
Jim Lewis, Chronicle of a Death Foretold
* [[Jim Lewis (novelist)]] (born 1963), American novelist
* [[Jim Lewis (novelist)]] (born 1963), American novelist
* [[Jim Lewis (writer)]] (born 1955), Muppet writer
* [[Jim Lewis (writer)]] (born 1955), Muppet writer

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