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P.T. Barnum Awards
'''The P.T. Barnum Awards for Excellence in Entertainment''' is an annual awards ceremony honoring alumni of '''[[Tufts University]]''' for their work in the field of media and entertainment. The show alternates between New York City and Los Angeles, respectively titled '''"From Ballou to Broadway"''' and '''"From the Hill to Hollywood."'''

(contracted; show full)[[File:2012 Barnum Recipients.jpg|thumb|From the 2012 P.T. Barnum Awards: From left, author Gregory Maguire (G90), NBC News Producer Marian Porges (J82), dancer and artistic director Betsy Gregory (J73), and actor Jonathan Hadary.]]
Award recipients:
* Betsy Gregory, dancer and Artistic Director, [[Dance Umbrella]]
* Marian Porges, Senior Director, [[NBC News]]
* [[Jonathan Hadary]], actor
* [[Gregory Maguire]], writer
Emcee:
* Charles Cermele, producer and performer
  

== From Hill to Hollywood 2011 ==
Award recipients:
* [[Hank Azaria]], actor, director, comedian
* David Rone, President, [[Time Warner Cable Sports]]
* Prudence Fraser Sternin and Robert Sternin, television and stage writers and producers
* [[Gary Winick]], director and producer
(contracted; show full)Emcee:
* Rob Burnett, Executive Producer, ''[[Late Show with David Letterman]]''

==From the Hill to Hollywood 2007==
Award recipients:
* [[Steve Tisch]], producer, ''[[Risky Business]]'' and ''[[Forrest Gump]]''
* [[Ben Silverman]], Co-President and Executive Producer, [[Universal Media Studios]] 
* Seamus Blackley, [[Creative Artists Agency]] talent agent and [[Xbox
 (console)|Xbox]] designer

==From Ballou to Broadway 2006==
Award recipients:
* Donald Byrd, Tony Award nominated choreographer and Spectrum Dance Theater Artistic Director 
* [[Dan Hedaya]], actor
* Mary Louise Geiger, NYU [[Tisch School of the Arts]] faculty member and founder of Mary Louise Geiger Lighting design
* Rob Burnett, Executive Producer, ''[[Late Show with David Letterman]]''
* [[Meredith Vieira]], Co- Host of ''[[Today (NBC program)|Today]]'' and Host of ''[[Who Wants to Be a Millionaire]]''

==From the Hill to Hollywood 2005==
Award recipients:
* '''[[Peter Gallagher]]''', actor
* [[Cary Granat]], founder and CEO, [[Walden Media]]
* Courtenay Valenti, Executive Vice President, [[Warner Brothers Pictures]]
* Jon Levin, literary agent, [[Creative Artists Agency]]
* [[Ameesha Patel]], Bollywood actress

==References==
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[[Category:Tufts University]]