:I'm glad you raised this issue. This award was given to Chenoweth for her performance as Sally, for which she also won the Tony Award and the Drama Desk Award, so it seems redundant.  The Clarence Derwent Award is awarded by the members of Equity's eastern regional board, so it represents a much smaller cross-section of judges than, say, the Tony and appears to me to be far less prestigious.  Frankly, I'd like to delete the Outer Critics Circle Awards and the Drama League Awards, which are also less prestigious than the Tonys and Drama Desks (for example, the IBDB lists only those two awards, and the Theatre World Awards for newcomers).  The more minor awards we add into these tables, the less useful they are to readers.  I often find myself looking at award lists for people and wondering which film and tv awards are meaningful.  As editors, I think we have the opportunity here to show readers which stage awards are truly meaningful.  I'd also probably suggest culling the film and tv awards, but I don't know enough about them.  If you look at List of awards and nominations received by Laurence Olivier, which is a Featured List, and also Laurence Olivier, which is a Featured article, you will see that the discussions of awards are very judiciously presented to focus on the awards that are the most prestigious ones.  Obviously Olivier received boatloads of less prestigious awards, but the editors of those articles drew a line that helps readers to focus on the most important ones.  If we want to move Chenoweth's article forward towards featured status, we should do the same.