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Nominees revealed for 2018 High School Musical Theatre Awards at Proctors

Michael Hallisey by Michael Hallisey
May 9, 2018
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Nominees revealed for 2018 High School Musical Theatre Awards at Proctors

Local theatre programs are up for awards May 19. Michael Hallisey / TheSpot518

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SCHENECTADY — At a morning press event on Wednesday, May 2, Proctors and The Times Union revealed nominees for the 2018 High School Musical Theatre Awards at Proctors.

For the second annual contest, 23 schools participated (up from 16 schools in 2017), with student theatrical productions adjudicated on a variety of criteria in a dozen categories. Students from each school will perform at the High School Musical Theatre Awards at Proctors ceremony, 7 p.m. Saturday, May 19.

Proctors CEO Philip Morris and Times Union Editor Rex Smith were joined by Proctors Creative Workforce Manager Grace Janiszewski, 2017 High School Musical Theatre Awards at Proctors Best Actress Jaynie Parmenter and “The King and I” ensemble member Marina Kondo.

Local theatre programs are up for awards May 19.
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“Growing this program acknowledges the fantastic work our students are doing in the arts,” said Morris. “We’re proud to engage with local schools and inspire them to even greater heights.”

Best Actor and Best Actress winners will go on to represent the Capital District at the Jimmy Awards—the National High School Musical Theatre Awards—in New York, June 25.

The 2018 High School Musical Theatre Awards at Proctors nominees are:

Best Technical Execution

Albany High School — “Hairspray”

Bethlehem Central High School — “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast”

Hudson Falls High School — “Into the Woods”

Queensbury High School — “Bye Bye Birdie”

Voorheesville High School — “Tarzan”

Best Set Construction

Albany High School — “Hairspray”

Cairo-Durham High School — “Guys and Dolls”

Local theatre programs are up for awards May 19.
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Hudson Falls High School — “Into the Woods”

Schoharie High School — “Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella”

Voorheesville High School — “Tarzan”

Best Student Orchestra

Ballston Spa High School — “Hello, Dolly!”

Bethlehem Central High School — “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast”

Schalmont High School — “Footloose”

Best Choreography Execution

Albany High School — “Hairspray”

Hudson Falls High School — “Into the Woods”

Mohonasen High School — “Guys and Dolls”

Queensbury High School — “Bye Bye Birdie”

Voorheesville High School — “Tarzan”

Best Ensemble/Chorus

Local theatre programs are up for awards May 19. Michael Hallisey / TheSpot518

Albany High School — “Hairspray”

Columbia High School-East Greenbush — “Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella”

Hudson Falls High School — “Into the Woods”

Mohonasen High School — “Guys and Dolls”

Voorheesville High School — “Tarzan

Best Supporting Actress

Maggy Seebode as Mrs. Potts in “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” at Bethlehem Central High School

Grace Miller as Bridget in “Bring it On” at Broadalbin-Perth High School

Caitlin Van Loan as Mrs. Paroo in “The Music Man” at Catskill High School

Sophia Mathis as Arvide Abernathy in “Guys and Dolls” at Mohonasen High School

Fallon Zell as Terk in “Tarzan” at Voorheesville High School

Best Supporting Actor

Matt Bonacci as LeFou in “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” at Bethlehem Central High School

Eli Wein as Sebastien in “Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella” at Columbia High School-East Greenbush

Nicholas Rivera as Benny Southstreet in “Guys and Dolls” at Mohonasen High School

Connor Affinito as Hugo Peabody in “Bye Bye Birdie” at Queensbury High School

Jackson VerDerwerken as Jean-Michael in “Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella” at Schoharie High School

Best Actress

Annabelle Duffy as Tracey Turnblad in “Hairspray” at Albany High School

Olivia Lopez as Ella in “Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella” at Columbia High School-East Greenbush

Nina Cerniglia as Miss Adelaide in “Guys and Dolls” at Mohonasen High

Alexandra Cooke as Rose Alvarez in “Bye Bye Birdie” at Queensbury High School

Natalie Davey as Martha in “The Secret Garden” at Warrensburg Jr/Sr High

Best Actor

Ian Myers as Beast in “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” at Bethlehem Central High

Local theatre programs are up for awards May 19.
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Grant Napierski as Gaston in “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” at Bethlehem Central High School

Ryan Clouse as The Baker in “Into the Woods” at Hudson Falls High School

Zachary Carpenter as Nathan Detroit in “Guys and Dolls” at Mohonasen High

Brandon Sarti as Sam Wheat in “Ghost the Musical” at South Glens Falls High

Best Musical Tier A

Albany High School — “Hairspray”

Mohonasen High School — “Guys and Dolls”

Queensbury High School — “Bye Bye Birdie”

Best Musical Tier B

Hudson Falls High School — “Into the Woods”

Mayfield High School — “Legally Blonde”

Voorheesville High School — “Tarzan”

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