Tuesday 2016 Halo Winners

Seven Angels Theatre
TUESDAY Night HALO WINNERS-2016

Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play:
• Farmington High School: Jonathan Hammond as Henderson in You Can’t Take it With You

Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play:
• Avon High School: Ada Kamenetskiy as Charlotte in Charlotte’s Web

Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical:
• Northwest Catholic High School: David Ogbonna as Judah in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical:
• The Taft School: Kaedi Dalley as Motormouth Maybelle in Hairspray

Best Comic Male Performance in a Play:
• Hartford Classical Magnet School: Neo Valentin as Jacques in As You Like It

Best Comic Female Performance in a Play:
• Watertown High School: Madison McNulty as Lilly in Beauty and the Beast

Best Comic Male Performance in a Musical:
• Mark T. Sheehan High School: Mel Crescenti as Dennis in All Shook Up

Best Comic Female Performance in a Musical:
• Cromwell High School: Julia Allen as The Wardrobe in Beauty and the Beast

Best Costume Design:
• Torrington High School: Julianna Provenzano for Grease and New York

Best Hair and/or Makeup Design:
• Avon High School: Sarah Leonard and Rebecca Persaud for Charlotte’s Web

Best Lighting Design:
• Salisbury School: Nate Smith and Bruce Wang for All the Great Books (Abridged)

Best Sound Design:
• Farmington High School: Dexter Willett for Little Shop of Horrors

Best Scenic Design:
• Watertown High School: William Stango for Beauty and the Beast

Best Special Effects:
• Shepaug Valley High School: Lydon Palella and Bruce Lavigne for Seussical the Musical

Best Props Design and/or Management:
• Watertown High School: Jennifer Beveridge and Maria Ramirez for Beauty and the Beast

Best Running Crew:
• Mark T. Sheehan High School: Run Crew for All Shook Up

Best Stage Management:
• The Forman School: Brendan Wilson and Alex Martin for Into the Woods

Best Original Program Cover Design or Artwork:
• Immaculate High School: Isabelle Camillo for The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

Best Orchestra:
• Nonnewaug High School: Cinderella

Best Incidental or Original Music in a Play:
• The Woodhall School: Jimmy Gregory for Animal Farm

Best Dancing:
• Newington High School: Thoroughly Modern Millie

Best Featured Dancer(s):
• Northwest Catholic High School: Vaniah Delancy as Potiphar’s Wife in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Best Choreographer:
• Northwestern Regional 7 High School: Kaitlyn Carrozzo for Urinetown

Best Specialty Ensemble: TIE
• Watertown High School: Jennifer Beveridge, Madison Rimick and Mary Ryan as Rusty, Wendy Jo and Urleen for Somebody’s Eyes in Footloose
• Shepaug Valley High School: Jared Marsh, Rebecca Racz, Wilson King and Ed Wolfe as Mr. & Mrs. Mayor, Grinch and Horton and the Whos for Here On Who in Seussical the Musical

Best Chorus:
• Avon High School: Urinetown

Gypsy of the Year:
• Avon High School: Mackenzie Harris
Best Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Play:
• Immaculate High School: Logan Monaco as Brutus in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

Best Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Play:
• Ellington High School: Grace Hinckley as Katherine O’Halloran in The Silent Sentinels

Best Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Musical:
• Northwestern Regional 7 High School: Jacob Tyler as Caldwell B. Cladwell in Urinetown

Best Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Musical:
• Southington High School: Laura Calandra as Vi Moore in Footloose

Best Performance by a Couple or Dynamic Duo in a Play:
• Hartford Classical Magnet School: Clare DiMaiolo and Wynter Roth as Touchstone and Audrey in As You Like It

Best Performance by a Couple or Dynamic Duo in a Musical:
• Newington High School: Nick Sherman and Jacob Mermelstein as Ching Ho and Bun Foo in Thoroughly Modern Millie

Best Performance by a Cast in an Ensemble Production:
• The Woodhall School: Animal Farm

Best Standout Performance in an Ensemble Play:
• The Gunnery: Gabby Lescadre in And Then There Were None

Fearless Award:
• The Taft School: The Laramie Project

Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play:
• Holy Cross High School: Bradd Cyr as Orlando in As You Like It

Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Classical Play:
• Westbrook High School: Carmen Borca-Carillo as Medea in Medea

Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Classical Musical:
• Ridgefield High School: Casey Wishna as the Emcee in Cabaret

Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Classical Musical:
• Ridgefield High School: Sarah Thorn as Sally Bowles in Cabaret

Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Contemporary Musical:
• St. Luke’s School: Nick Jodka as Princeton in Avenue Q

Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Contemporary Musical:
• Wolcott High School: Jessica Irizarry as The Witch in Into the Woods

Best Performance by a Lead Actress in A Contemporary Play:
-St Luke’s School: Grace Cashman as Mama in Distracted

Best One-Act Play:
• Ellington High School: The Silent Sentinels

Best Classical Play:
• Immaculate High School: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

Best Contemporary Play:
• St. Luke’s School: Distracted

Best Classical Musical:
• Ridgefield High School: Cabaret

Best Contemporary Musical:
• Stonington High School: The Addams Family Musical

Stanislavski Awards:
• East Lyme High School: Ejay Hernandez
• Wamogo: Lindsay Sawyer

Above & Beyond Award:
• Stonington High School: Marissa Caraballo

Artistic Director Award:
• The Taft School: Carey Cannata