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2006 - 2007 Greater Philadelphia Cappies Nominees Cappies Award Recipients Highlighted in Gold Undergraduate Female Critic Valerie Broussard, Springfield High School Michele Feindler, Souderton Area High School Emily Nagel, The Agnes Irwin School Jacquelyn Nestor, Methacton High School Julie Zauzmer, Upper Dublin High School Undergraduate Male Critic Jake Ahlquist, Upper Darby High School Jimmy Knowles, Hatboro-Horsham High School Daniel Langford, Delaware County Christian School Zachary Lindberg, Eastern Camden County Reg District Derek Schauer, Hatboro-Horsham High School Senior Female Critic Justine Brannon, Academy of the New Church Genevieve Liberatore, Upper Darby High School Annie Marsters, Methacton High School Hanh Nguyen, Upper Darby High School Greta Ottinger, Upper Merion High School Senior Male Critic Jake Braithwaite, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School Matthew Hefferon, Lindenwold High School Joe Manfredonia, Holy Ghost High School Brandon Rothenberg, Upper Merion High School Wil Santivasi, Marple Newtown High School Critics Team Academy of the New Church Methacton High School The Agnes Irwin School Upper Darby High School Upper Dublin High School Sound Evan Bollentin, Tom Burns, Lower Merion High School, The Crucible A.J. Carli, Michael Sibley, Upper Merion Area High School, The Dinner Party Chris DiMarco, Msgr. Bonner High School, Seussical the Musical Jordan Kimmelman, Evan Britton, Liz Hannah, Eastern Camden County Reg District, The Curious Savage Patrick Woody, Andrew Zebley, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Lighting Ronnie DiSimone, The Haverford School, Fiddler on the Roof Susanna Grundstein, Rosie Thompson, Lower Merion High School, The Crucible Lori Johnson, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Grace Lewis, The Agnes Irwin School, Into the Woods Alex Windle, Upper Darby High School, Good News! Sets Student Stage Craft Class, Student Theatre Class, Academy of the New Church, Honk! Marie Danenhower, Marple Newtown High School, Little Shop of Horrors Mike DiCanzio, Ethan Freeman, Rich Gordon, Travis Thomas, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Mike Geraghty, Dymytro Kyryliouk, Kevin Nihill, Greg Stathes, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Liz Weinstein, Leslie DeCristofaro, Hannah Johnson, Taylor Marcum, Eastern Camden County Reg District, The Curious Savage Costumes Cast, Holy Ghost Preparatory School, How to Succeed in Business Eileen Cella, Madeleine DiBiasi, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Justyna Cerefin, Maggie, Fynan, Karly Simon, Holy Cross, Big River Kaitlin Wellens, Carolyn Chou, Lower Merion High School, The Crucible Make-up Renita Bennett, Laf-tefa Kee, Taleya Moore, Cindy Tapia, Lindenwold High School, Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Elisha Chernoff, Nancy Gladfelter, Katie Halsey, Dru Koren, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Madeleine DiBiasi, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Ryan Heinrichs, Academy of the New Church, Honk! Tiffany Quinones, Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts, Singin' in the Rain Props & Effects Emily Beyer, Pat Owens, Upper Merion Area High School, The Dinner Party Andrew Capelli, Thomas Capelli, Catie Grzywacz, Phoenixville Area HIgh School, The Three Musketeers Kevin Crenny, Rosalind Foltz, Sarah Reese, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Matt Marsters, Jacquelyn Nestor, Methacton High School, Macbeth Kelly Toy, Souderton Area High School, Peter Pan Stage Crew Nicole Addis, Merion Mercy Academy, Thoroughly Modern Millie Kevin Crenny, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Ethan Freeman, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Megan McNamee, Ridley High School, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Aven Rose, Lyndon O'Connor, Academy of the New Church, Honk! Orchestra Garnet Valley Spring Musical Pit Band, Garnet Valley High School, Annie Upper Darby Pit Orchestra, Upper Darby High School, Good News! Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts Orchestra, Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts, Singin' in the Rain Upper Dublin High School Orchestra, Upper Dublin High School, Oliver Ridley Pit Orchestra, Ridley High School, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Choreography Ashley Antista, Marple Newtown High School, Little Shop of Horrors Meghan Cannon, Victoria Ciancuilli, Garnet Valley High School, Annie Myah Tolbert, Turquoise Wilson, Lindenwold High School, Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Creativity Matthew Jones, Ridley High School, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Lea Wender, Lower Merion High School, The Crucible Ensemble in a Play White Witch Followers, Lindenwold High School, Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Three Musketeers, Phoenixville Area HIgh School, The Three Musketeers Sailors, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts The Acting Troupe, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Three Witches, Methacton High School, Macbeth Ensemble in a Musical Gospel Chorus, Holy Cross, Big River Bottle Dancers, The Haverford School, Fiddler on the Roof Football Players, Upper Darby High School, Good News! Princes/Wolves, The Agnes Irwin School, Into the Woods Who Will Buy Soloists, Upper Dublin High School, Oliver Cameo Actress Jasmine Kojouri, Marple Newtown High School, Little Shop of Horrors Rachel Lindsay, Academy of the New Church, Honk! Julie Luzier, Garnet Valley High School, Annie Victoria Mayo, Springfield High School, Prelude To A Kiss Anne Wechsler, Merion Mercy Academy, Thoroughly Modern Millie Cameo Actor Brandon Kamin, Haverford High School, She Loves Me Frank Marsters, Methacton High School, Macbeth Gordon Shoemaker, The Agnes Irwin School, Into the Woods Brennan Simon, Springfield High School, Prelude To A Kiss John Williams, Upper Darby High School, Good News! Female Dancer Brooke Blair, Megan Herder, Mara Metroka, Lindsay Reuter, Academy of the New Church, Honk! Leah Harrell, Souderton Area High School, Peter Pan Arielle Ranalli, Upper Darby High School, Good News! Myah Tolbert, Lindenwold High School, Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Nicole Vernile, Merion Mercy Academy, Thoroughly Modern Millie Male Dancer Pat Bartscherer, Jack Hollingsworth, Marshall Zhang, Upper Dublin High School, Oliver Will Burden, Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts, Singin' in the Rain Andrew Halstead, Abp. Prendergast High School, The Pajama Game Wallie Wachter, Merion Mercy Academy, Thoroughly Modern Millie Female Vocalist Alex Davis, Holy Cross, Big River Jessica Dignam, Holy Ghost Preparatory School, How to Succeed in Business Nicole Falgoust, Hatboro-Horsham High School, Les Misérables Kelsey Elizabeth Howell, Spring-Ford High School, The Sound of Music Andrea Sharavsky, Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School, Annie Male Vocalist Jake Ahlquist, Upper Darby High School, Good News! Steve Howarth, Marple Newtown High School, Little Shop of Horrors Shawn Kyle, Holy Cross, Big River Jeremy Lloyd, Haverford High School, She Loves Me Anthony Viscounte, Hatboro-Horsham High School, Les Misérables Comic Actress in a Play Gabrielle Cornfield, Eastern Camden County Reg District, The Curious Savage Jo Evans, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Briana Melecio, Lindenwold High School, Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Amber Ricks, Upper Merion Area High School, The Dinner Party Comic Actor in a Play Turail Duhart, Lindenwold High School, Narnia: The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe Daniel Langford, Delaware County Christian School, Nicholas Nickleby Evan McQuirns, Upper Merion Area High School, The Dinner Party Ross Peterson, Phoenixville Area HIgh School, The Three Musketeers Steve Wood, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School, Mister Roberts Comic Actress in a Musical ReRe Brophy, The Haverford School, Fiddler on the Roof Anna Larouche, Hatboro-Horsham High School, Les Misérables Dana McClosky, Garnet Valley High School, Annie Lianna Del Pizzo, Merion Mercy Academy, Thoroughly Modern Millie Andrea Sharavsky, Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School, Annie Comic Actor in a Musical Timothy Barr, Msgr. 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