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Awards/Honors:
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Won Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a
Musical (Che in 'Evita'), 1980
Awarded the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for Best
Actor in a Musical (Che in 'Evita'), 1980
Nominated
for a Drama Desk Award as Outstanding Actor in a Musical for
'Evita', 198
Nominated
for a Tony Award as Best Actor in a Musical (George in 'Sunday
in the Park with George'), 1983
Nominated
for a Drama Desk Award as Outstanding Actor in a Musical for
'Sunday in the Park With George', 1984
Nominated
for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture
- Comedy/Musical (Avigdor in 'Yentl'), 1983
Nominated
for a Drama Desk Award as Outstanding Actor in a Musical for
'The Knife', 1987
Nominated
for a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding One Person Show for
'Dress Casual', 1990
Nominated
for a Drama Desk Award as Outstanding Actor in a Musical for
'The Secret Garden', 1991
Nominated
for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor in a Television Drama
(Dr. Jeffrey Geiger on 'Chicago Hope'), 1995
Nominated
for a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance
by a Male Actor in a Drama Series (Dr. Jeffrey Geiger on 'Chicago
Hope'), 1995
Nominated
with the rest of the Chicago Hope cast for a Screen Actors
Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble Cast
in a Drama Series, 1995
![[EMMY]](IMAGES/emmy.gif) Won
Emmy Award for Best Actor in a Television Drama (Dr. Jeffrey
Geiger on 'Chicago Hope'), 1995
Nominated
for an Emmy Award as Guest Actor in a Television Comedy (playing
himself on 'The Larry Sanders Show'), 1996
Nominated
for Cable Ace Award for Best Actor in a Television Movie (Quasimodo
in 'The Hunchback'), 1997
"Remembrance
Award" given by the Friends of the New England Holocaust Memorial
for his efforts on behalf of Holocaust Remembrance, 1998
Nominated
for an Emmy for Guest Actor in a Drama (Chicago Hope), 1999
Nominated
for a Grammy along with Betty Buckley and Walter Cronkite
in the Spoken Word category (The Diaries of Adam & Eve: Translated
by Mark Twain), 1999
Given
an award for his commitment to the theater by the Joseph Papp
New York Shakespeare Festival in 2000
 The
Diaries of Adam and Eve (narrated by Patinkin, Betty Buckley
and Walter Cronkite) was awarded a 2000
Audie Award by Audio Publishers in the category of Multi-Voiced
Narration
Nominated
for a Drama Desk Award for his performance as Burrs in the
Wild Party in 2000
Nominated
for a Tony Award for his performance as Burrs in the Wild
Party in 2000
Presented
with the Shalom Award by Americans
for Peace Now for his commitment to peace, 2000
Received
an Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts from NCSA at its Commencement
ceremony in May of 2002
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