2001

Levy Lee Simon’s Haitian Trilogy, “For The Love of Freedom Pt.I: Toussaint” with Greenway Arts Alliance was an enormous undertaking for both theatre companies; a period piece with more than 30 actors. Robey and Greenway were nominated for 10 NAACP Image Awards and won three: Directing, Ensemble Acting, and Costume Design.

2010

7 NAACP Theatre Awards Nominations for Robey:

• Best Set Design: The River Niger – John Paul Luckenback

• Best Ensemble Cast: The River Niger

• Best Director: Bronzeville – Ben Guillory

• Best Playwright: Bronzeville – Timothy Toyama and Aaron Woolfolk

• Best Lighting: Bronzeville – Luke Moyer

2011

Winner of 5 NAACP Theatre Awards:

• Best Set Design: Transitions – Victoria Bellocq

• Best Playwright: Transitions – Kellie Roberts

• Best Supporting Male: Ther Emperor’s Last Performance – Robert Clements

2011

• Best Lead Male: The Emperor’s Last Performance – Dwain A. Perry

• Best Supporting Male: Ther Emperor’s Last Performance – Robert Clements

• Best Female Lead: The Reckoning – Toyin Moses

• Best Ensemble Cast: Transitions

2012

NAACP Theatre Awards

• Best Sound Design (Local) – Kimberly McCord Wilson (Pity The Proud Ones)

• Best Set Design (Local) – Miguel Montalvo (Pity The Proud Ones)

2013

• Best Playwright (Local) – Celeste Bedford Walker (Camp Logan)

• Best Producer (local) – Ben Guillory Robey Theatre co., Viola Davis, Julius Tennon, JuVee Productions, Vanessa Paul and Alex Morris, Sparkling City Entertainment (Camp Logan).