The 2017Teeny Awards

Islip Arts Council is Proud to Present

Student Theatre ArtsRecognition Awards

The Noel S. Ruiz Theartre at

CM Performing Arts CenterSunday June 4, 2017

Southside Hospital salutes the Islip Arts Council on its 40th anniversary.

Congratulations to Islip High School’s performing arts students for their incredible talents.

Donna Moravick, RN, NP, MSN, MBAExecutive Director Southside Hospital

Welcome to the 2017 Teeny Awards.

I can hardly believe that this is our ninth year of presenting the Teeny Awards Program – over 2,000 high school students from the Town of Islip – all are recognized for their talents.

Thank you to all Directors of Performing Arts, Music Directors, and Visual Arts Directors. We applaud your dedication and energy. As the backbone of the Teeny Awards Program we thank you for your leadership and teaching skills. You are an excellent role model for our students.

Since we introduced the “Career Path to Success” initiative, we’ve taken the Teeny Awards Program to the next level by placing increased emphasis on the pursuit of careers in performing arts and related areas. Through the generosity of the Islip Arts Council Board of Directors we can now award several scholarships to students this evening. A special thank you to Lillian Barbash, Founder and Director Emeritus of the Islip Arts Council, who has made this possible.

The Teeny Awards is patterned after the Tony Awards. The mission of the Teeny Awards is to recognize and celebrate talented high school theater students, to encourage them to pursue their dreams, and to stimulate local interest while developing an understanding of the value of theater education in a well-rounded school curriculum. Community pride in our high school theatrical productions is just as important as the pride and enthusiasm shown for school sports.

A special thank you to Amy McGrath. Amy stepped in as the Interim Program Director back in October. She took over the reins and hasn’t let go since. Without her, there would not have been a Teeny Awards program this year. She worked with the schools, the judges, and directors, and made sure that every school production was adjudicated professionally and fairly. Then she wrote, produced, and directed the program for this evening. I also want to thank Susan Jeffares for her attention to detail and for stepping in as Stage Director/Manager once again. And, for the first time ever, we have a former two-time Teeny Awards Winner, Courtney Kenyon, who just graduated from Wagner College, as Choreographer. Thanks to all of them and the volunteers who made this program happen.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Islip Arts Council, thank you for sharing in this evening with us and special thanks to all the students who worked on stage, backstage, or off-stage and brought joy and wonder to the audience. Your enthusiasm and energy enriched our lives.

We gratefully acknowledge the sponsors who made it possible for us to present this event and the memories to be treasured for years to come. We are very proud to present the Teeny Awards and further the education of our theater students in the Town of Islip.

Lynda A. Moran

PROGRAM CRITERIA

Tonight’s presentation of awards is the result of months of work by the Islip Arts Council and the Town of Islip School Districts. The goal of this program is to bring attention and give recognition to the hundreds of high school students, dedicated and talented directors, and conductors, artistic and technical staff, who give countless hours in addition to their academic responsibilities, to provide meaningful theatrical experiences for their students as well as the audience of the Town of Islip Community.

It begins with each high school submitting their comedy/drama and musical productions for viewing by trained, anonymous judges with verified credentials. Production Awards are submitted by district liaisons to the program and students submitted by their director’s for Performance awards are evaluated by our assigned judges using a written rubric format established by the East End Arts Council, founders of this program.

Pit Orchestra Awards are given to orchestras which must be comprised of a minimum of 85% student musicians and Director’s Choice Awards are chosen by the director of each production and may be nominated in any capacity in which the director believes a student’s contribution was a force in the overall success of the production.

Outstanding Cameo Awards are performances that were observed by judges as standing out amongst a talented cast and submitted for consideration with the same scoring rubric required for all other performance awards.

All Performance Awards are individually scored with points totaled through a strict rubric of skills in various aspects of their individual performances. Points are totaled and divided by the number of judges who viewed the performance. A minimum average is predetermined based on the number of submissions in a particular category. This year, the scores in the category of outstanding performances by a leading actor and actress were beyond anything we have ever experienced and in many cases separated by as little as .15% of a point. This situation, a credit to the excellence being achieved by so many students, dictated that we recognize a larger number of students than in past years. The Teeny Award will be given to the student in each category that received the highest score and is known only by the program director and engraver until it is announced tonight.

Best Ensemble Comedy/Drama and Best Ensemble Musical are awarded to the production that scored the highest for their all-around ensemble achievement as performed by students. Various districts have differences in budget allocations for their productions, scenery, costumes, and special effects so these criteria are not included in the evaluation.

The Students performing selections this evening, from their various shows, were invited by the IAC based on judges’ recommendations. Selection is based on the professional standard of the piece, appropriateness for a general audience, and its entertainment values.

The Teeny Awards Program was founded in 2002 by the East End Arts and Humanities Council to recognize excellence in high school theater. A movement, now presented in various forms across Long Island and beyond, continues to support exposure and recognition to students of this important art form.

ISLIP ARTS COUNCIL

PRESENTS

2017 ANNUAL TEENY AWARDS

Executive Director Lynda A. Moran

Program Director Amy F. McGrath

Stage Director/Manager Susan Jeffares

Musical Director Amy F. McGrath

Choreographer Courtney Kenyon

Hosts Ed Brennan

Emily Nadler

Pages Dea Ahlgrim

Angelina Keller

Playbill Coordinator Linda Weingarten

CM Performing Arts Center Liaison Kate Arso

The Islip Arts Council wishes to acknowledge the generosity and support of

The CM Performing Arts Center for rehearsal and performance space, technical

assistance with lighting, sound, ticketing, and house management.

Executive Director Michael T. Mehmet

Artistic Director Patrick Grossman

A special thanks to our Islip Arts Council Volunteers

Chris O’Malley, Vice President, Board of Directors

Darlyne Samuels, Reception Chairwoman

Reception and Gala Assistants - Harlene Schwartz, HIldi Seda, Gloria Chmurzynski, Steve Shatz, Ann Castagna

Pinar Godtkas, Intern

Bayport-Blue Point School District

Dr. Vincent Butera, Superintendent

Mr. Paul Weber, Teeny Awards Liaison

Thoroughly Modern Millie - Mr. Jim Redding, Director

Bay Shore School District

Mr. Joseph Bond, Superintendent

Mr. Chris Bilella, Teeny Awards Liaison

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Mr. Chris Bilella, Director

The Addams Family – Mr. Chris Bilella, Director

Brentwood School District

Dr. Levi McIntyre, Superintendent

Mr. Ed Callahan, Teeny Awards Liaison

And Then There Were None – Ms. Melissa Lamb, Director

The Little Mermaid – Mr. Ed Callahan, Director

Central Islip School District

Dr. Howard M. Koenig, Superintendent

Mr. Anthony Griffin, Teeny Awards Liaison

Guys and Dolls – Mr. Anthony Griffin, Director

Connetquot School District

Dr. Lynda G. Adams, Superintendent

Mr. Vincent Malafronte, Teeny Awards Liaison

Deathtrap - Ms. Kristen Digilio, Director

Guys and Dolls - Mr. Vincent Malafronte, Director

PARTICIPATING SCHOOL DISTRICTS

East Islip School District

Mr. John V. Dolan, Superintendent

Mr. Brad Frey, Teeny Awards Liaison

Aida – Mr. Brad Frey, Director

Hauppauge School District

Dr. Dennis P. O’Hara

Mrs. Ruth Pincus, Teeny Awards Liaison

The Laramie Project – Mrs. Ruth Pincus, Director

The Boyfriend - Mrs. Ruth Pincus, Director

Islip School District

Dr. Susan A. Schnebel, Superintendent

Dr. Richard Harris, Teeny Awards Liaison

Into the Woods – Dr. Richard Harris, Director

The Wiz – Dr. Richard Harris, Director

Sayville Public Schools

Dr. Walter Schartner, Superintendent

Mr. Jeff Hoffman, Teeny Awards Liaison

The Odd Couple – Mr. Steve Hailey, Director

Catch Me If You Can – Mr. Jeff Hoffman, Director

St. John the Baptist Diocesan High School

Ms.Nan Doherty, Principal

Mr. Vincent Whitfield, Teeny Awards Liaison

Cinderella – Mr. Edward Brennan, Director

PARTICIPATING SCHOOL DISTRICTS

Congratulations to all our TEENY AWARD NOMINEES!

Wethankyouforyourhardwork,dedicationandenthusiasm.

Aspecialthankyoutotheparents,teachersandfriendswho

supportyouinyourartisticachievements.

Amy, Courtney, & Sue

IwouldliketotakeamomenttothanktheProducer/Directors,Judges,andIACvolunteersfortheirparticipation,cooperationandefficiencythatmadetonightpossible.Tomydearfriendswho“neversayno”whentheyreceivemypanickedcallforhelp,thankyouforbeingonthe“sideoftheangels.”

WhenIbeganthisjourneybackinOctober,ItrulybelievedIwouldbeservingas“interimprogramdirector”forfourtosixweeks.Ninemonthslater,asthesongsays,“I’mStillHere”.Ihavespentallofmylifeintheperformingartsandtrulybelievethattheaterisacollaborativeeffortthatcanunite,educate,andentertain.Thehardwork,dedicationandcommitmentofthestudentswhochoosetobeinvolvedintheatermustberecognizedandsupportedbytheirschooldistrictsfarbeyondtheirthreeorfourperformances.Theyarethevoicesofthefutureandcapableofeffectingchangeinwaysthatareunimaginable.IbelieveAmerica’sbelovedmusicaltheatercomposerStephenSondheimsaiditbest…”ChildrenandArt”.Whatcouldmattermore?Thankyouforyoursupport.

Verysincerely, Amy F. McGrath ProgramDirector

Emily Nadler has been seen on many stages on Long Island, New York and beyond. Some of her favorite roles include Gracie Allen (George and Gracie) Judy Denmark/Ginger Del Marco (Ruthless) , Mama Calhoun (Memphis), Judy (It Shoulda Been You), Dolly Levi (Hello Dolly), Aldonza (Man of La Mancha), Betty (The Great American Trailer Park Musical), Dotty Otley (Noises Off), Eva Peron (EVITA), Lucy (Jekyll and Hyde), Anna (The Rink), Sally Bowles

(CABARET), Maggie Cutler (The Man Who Came to Dinner) and Audrey (Little Shop of Horrors). Emily has appeared in LINE, Off-Off Broadway’s longest running show. She can be heard singing on the children’s recordings “Rainy Day Songs, Rainy Day Dances” and “Everybody Cries Sometimes”. Emily has made numerous appearances with The Nassau Pops Symphony, and has sung for Former President and First Lady George and Barbara Bush as well as for Former Prime Minister of England, Margaret Thatcher. She is delighted and honored to be co-hosting this wonderful event.

Edward A Brennan has served as co-host for the Teeny Awards for the past several years and prior to that as an adjudicator. He has been working with high school actors for 20 years, directing over 37 productions for local schools. Ed is a member of all the professional acting unions including Actors Equity Association

and works frequently as an actor. He is a proud member of the Board of Directors at the Hampton Theatre Company and sits on the Suffolk County Advisory Board for the Arts. Ed works for Capital One as a Learning Director for their Commercial Bank.

Opening Student Nominees

Welcome & Acknowledgements Lynda A. Moran, Executive Director

Teeny Award Hosts Ed Brennan, Emily Nadler

• Bay Shore High School “ The Addams Family Medley” Cheyenne Arnold, Rickie Borruto, Amariana Carter, Dylan Chong, Eboni Crosland, Reece DeGraff, Michaela DeJoseph, Logan Dowd, Kathryn Elmendorf, Sophia Flores, Natalie Fox, Kareem Hyman, Samuel Murdox, Christian Negron, Killian Quinn, Helena Schnorr, Emily Swain, Josh Torres, Miranda Wysocki,

• Special Recognition Production Awards Art Design, Choreography, Stage Crew, Production Design, Stage Manager • Connetquot High School “ Fugue for Tinhorns” Nicholas Fandaros, Nicholas Miller, Giovanni Santiago Mr. James Nagle, Piano

• Pit Orchestra Awards

• Director’s Choice Awards

• Performance Awards Cameo in a Comedy/Drama Cameo Actor in a Musical Cameo Actress in a Musical

• East Islip High School “The Gods Love Nubia” Mr. Brad Frey, Piano Jake Acocela, Jenna Anderson, Roy Anderson ,Connor Barnes , Alex Bertolini, Emma Commisso, Emily DaSilva, Marc Espinosa, Karina Gallagher , Mikayla Henderson, Sarah Hillman, Richie Hughes, Michael Kelly, Rachel Kuhlman, Megan Lombardi, Vincenzo Mediate, Emma Mendolia, Jenna Murphy, Mikaela Naccarato, Jen Nolet, Judy Orellana, Angela Parisi, Sara Rapuzzi, Michael Silva, Tori Tiernan, Kyle Westgate-Addessi,

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PROGRAM

Welcome Back and Accolades Lynda A. Moran

• Central Islip High School “ Oldest Established” John Angeles, Yashawn Harris, Luis Hernandez, Ian LeSassier, Alberto Pineda, Ricardo Vallejo, Khalil Williams,

• Performance Awards (Continued) Supporting Actor in a Comedy/Drama Supporting Actress in a Comedy/Drama Supporting Actor in a Musical Supporting Actress in a Musical

• Sayville High School “ Stuck Together” Jamie Baio, Sean Velazquez Dea Ahlgrim, Meghan Fawcett, Angelina Keller, Emily Llewellyn, Alex Pittari, Luke Rosario, Mr. Jeff Hoffman, Piano

• Performance Awards (Continued) Leading Actor in a Comedy/Drama Leading Actress in a Comedy/Drama Leading Actor in a Musical Leading Actress in a Musical

• Islip High School “The Wiz Medley” Kristine Baumgartner, John DelGenio, Matthew Kadam, Sheila Kiernan, Morgiana McDevitt, Matthew McManus, Amber Poitan, Nicole Poliandro, Jonathan Powell, Emma Regina, Faith Terrill Dr. Richard Harris, Piano

IAC Scholarship Presentation Lynda A. Moran

Anthony Mastrantonio, President of the Board

Outstanding Ensemble Performance of a Comedy/Drama

Outstanding Performance of a Musical

Finale (Our Time) Students of Town of Islip

PROGRAM

PRODUCTION AWARDSArt Design

Lena Diaz – Thoroughly Modern Millie – Bayport-Bluepoint HS

Sara Osario – The Little Mermaid – Brentwood HS

Jacqueline Motsiff – Aida – East Islip HS

Heebin Im – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Robert Accomondo – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

Alex Pittari – Catch Me If You Can – Sayville HS

Julianna Rivenburgh – Cinderella – St. John the Baptist HS

Crew Chief/Lead Stage CrewRickie Borruto – 25th Annual Spelling Bee, The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Eboni Crosland – 25th Annual Spelling Bee, The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Andrew Silva – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

Student Choreography/Dance CaptainCaitlin Rodgers – Guys & Dolls – Central Islip HS

Mikaela Naccarato – Aida – East Islip HS

Sarah Powell – Aida – East Islip HS

Ashley Howell – The Wiz – Islip HS

Scenic and Light Design/Sound and Special EffectsMichael Dondero – Aida – East Islip HS

Alexandra Rivera – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

Stage ManagerMegan Doyle – Guys & Dolls – Central Islip HS

Lena Reisfield – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

AND THE NOMINEES ARE.. . .

PIT ORCHESTRA AWARDSBayport – Blue Point High School - Thoroughly Modern Millie

Bay Shore High School – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

The Addams Family

Brentwood High School – The Little Mermaid

Central Islip High School – Guys & Dolls

Connetquot High School – Guys & Dolls

East Islip High School – Aida

Hauppauge High School – The Boyfriend

Sayville High School – Catch Me If You Can

DIRECTOR’S CHOICE AWARDJulia Segarra – Thoroughly Modern Millie – Bayport-Blue Point HS

Kathryn Elmendorf – 25th Annual Spelling Bee, The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Autumn McCue – The Little Mermaid – Brentwood HS

Luis Hernandez – Guys & Dolls – Central Islip HS

Kevin McNulty – Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Megan Lombardi – Aida – East Islip HS

Catharine Rice- The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Valentina Silva – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

Matthew Kaddam – The Wiz – Islip HS

Erica Delgenio – Into the Woods – Islip HS

Chloe Dymek – Catch Me If You Can – Sayville HS

Athena Prastos – Cinderella – St. John the Baptist HS

AND THE NOMINEES ARE.. . .

PERFORMANCE AWARDSOutstanding Cameo in a Comedy/Drama

Rebecca Proscia – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Outstanding Male Cameo in a MusicalConor Barnes – Aida – East Islip HS

Matthew McManus – Into the Woods – Islip HS

Sam Medrano – The Little Mermaid – Brentwood HS

Nicholas Pattilio – Guys & Dolls - Connetquot HS

Luke Rosario - Catch Me If You Can - Sayville HS

Outstanding Female Cameo in a MusicalKristin Baumgartner – The Wiz – Islip HS

Sarah Powell – Aida - East Islip HS

Rebecca Proscia - The Boyfriend - Hauppauge HS

Faith Terrill – Into the Woods – Islip HS

Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy/DramaSchyler Bento – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Brandon Carvalho – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Dan George – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Alex Pittari – The Odd Couple (Female Version) Sayville HS

Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy/DramaFrankie Bryan – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Rene Kozlowski – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Brianna Lopez – Deathtrap – Connetquot

Gig Manta – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

AND THE NOMINEES ARE.. . .

Best Supporting Actor in a MusicalEric Dorsch – The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Matthew Kadam – Into the Woods – Islip HS

Thomas Mahon – Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Sam Murdock – The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Alberto Pineda – Guys & Dolls – Central Islip HS

Josh Torres – Pugsley – Bay Shore HS

Best Supporting Actress in a MusicalMaria Cacoperdo, Into the Woods – Islip HS

Karina Gallagher – Aida – East Islip HS

Morgiana McDevitt – Into the Woods – Islip HS

Nia McGuire/Marilyn Parada – The Little Mermaid – Brentwood HS

Meaghan Smith – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

Emily Swain – The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Miranda Wysocki – The Addams Family - Bay Shore HS

Best Actor in a Comedy/DramaAndrew Crecca – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Francesco Di Flora – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Dylan Finder – The Odd Couple – Sayville HS

James Platto – Deathtrap – Connetquot HS

Best Actress in a Comedy/DramaEvelyn Beltrani – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

Jalyssa Gonzalez – And Then There Were None – Brentwood HS

Lia Hauser – Deathtrap – Connetquot HS

Emily Llewellyn – The Odd Couple (Female Version) – Sayville HS

Catherine Rice – The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

AND THE NOMINEES ARE.. . .

Best Actor in a MusicalSalamon Aguirre – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

John Angeles – Guys & Dolls – Central Islip

Jamie Baio – Catch Me If You Can – Sayville HS

Edwin Chicas – The Little Mermaid – Brentwood HS

Daniel Darress – Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Reece DeGraff – The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

John Delgenio – The Wiz – Islip HS

Samuel Murdock – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

Christian Negron – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

James Platto – Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Killian Quinn – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

Josh Torres – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

James Velazquez – Catch Me If You Can – Sayville HS

Best Actress in a MusicalLiza Aquilino – Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Cheyenne Arnold – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

Alex Bertolini – Aida – East Islip HS

Molly Conklin – Thoroughly Modern Millie – Bayport-Blue Point HS

Hanna Crews – Cinderella – St. John the Baptist HS

Michaela DeJoseph – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

Gianna Derusso – Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Renee Kozlowski – The Boyfriend – Hauppauge HS

Nicole Poliandro – The Wiz – Islip HS

Emma Regina – Into the Woods – Islip HS

Eugenia Rodriguez – Guys and Dolls – Central Islip HS

Sabrina Song – The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Victoria Tiernan – Aida – East Islip HS

Miranda Wysocki – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

AND THE NOMINEES ARE (CONTINUED). . . . .AND THE NOMINEES ARE.. . .

Best Ensemble Performance Comedy/Drama And Then There Were Done – Brentwood HS

Deathtrap – Connetquot HS

The Laramie Project – Hauppauge HS

The Odd Couple (Female Version) Sayville HS

Best Ensemble Performance MusicalThe 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Bay Shore HS

The Addams Family – Bay Shore HS

Guys & Dolls – Connetquot HS

Aida – East Islip

The Wiz - Islip

AND THE NOMINEES ARE (CONTINUED). . . . .AND THE NOMINEES ARE.. . .

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2017 Teeny Awards

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