Greater Philadelphia Cappies Nominees 2014

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Greater Philadelphia Cappies Nominees 2014 Greater Philadelphia Cappies Nominees 2014 Critic Team Nominees Abington Friends School Bordentown Regional High School Cardinal O'Hara High School Delaware County Christian School Phoenixville Area High School Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Individual Critic Nominees Karalynn Berman, West Chester East High School Erin Betzler, Ridley High School Anna Deeg, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Natalie DiNenno, Upper Merion High School Graham Ely, Plymouth Whitemarch High School Molly Kilker, Cardinal O’Hara High School Amber Mangabat, Phoenixeville High School Mini Racker, Abington Friends School Cynthia Reynolds, Bordentown Regional High School Erica Nicole Rothman, Germantown Academy Marketing and Publicity Nominees: Hanna Carr, Raquel Dunoff, Jake Magill, John McMaster, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Outreach Committee, Westtown School, The Laramie Project Haley DeMartin, Phoenixville Area High School, The Mouse That Roared Zach Moore, Lindenwold High School, Miracle on 34th Street Dan Mosley, Brad Bonette, Eastern Regional HS, Pirates of Penzance Conestoga PR & Photo Display Team, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie Sound Nominees: Kristen Hoey. Brandon Bentz, Eastern Regional HS, Pirates of Penzance Lexi Galantino, Max Coll, Springfield High School, Annie Get Your Gun Amanda Hanna, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Abbie Polsky, Sanjana Venkat, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Seth Silverman, Ben Seltzer, Jason Kemp, Harriton High School, Godspell Kathleen Veguillo, Cardinal O'Hara High School, Curtains the Musical Lighting Nominees: Paul Addonizio, Chris Wong, The Haverford School, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Deiter Hanbicki, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Corey Naitove, Abington Friends School, The Crucible Kristen Hoey, Michelle Schneyder, Eastern Regional HS, Pirates of Penzance Jack Zabinski, Jack Edgarton, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie Sam Eisner and her Light Crew, Harriton High School, Godspell Sets Nominees: "GA Steel Workers Union 42", Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Lindenwold Stage Crew, Lindenwold High School, Miracle on 34th Street Paulina Rugart, Candace Hightower, AIS Stage Crew, The Agnes Irwin School, What You Will Danny Smith, Dan Acerbo, Sabrina Windt, Eastern Regional HS, Pirates of Penzance PWHS Scenic Design Team, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Diane Zimmerman, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Costumes Nominees: Claire Caverly, Archmere Academy, The Curious Savage CAPA Costume Crew, Philadelphia HS for Creative and Performing Arts, Beauty and the Beast Maddie Donatucci, Melina Walling, The Episcopal Academy, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) Anna Koenig, Emma Seymour, Harriton High School, Godspell Caroline Mosimann, Morgan Smith, The Haverford School, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Lulu Peach, Dana Kaufhold, Haverford High School, Grease Make-up Nominees: Kaitlyn Anthony, Cast, Bordentown Regional High School, The Wedding Singer Rachel Hockman, Lindsay Nathanson, Anna Koenig, Emma Seymour, Harriton High School, Godspell Dayu Ouyang, Ashlyn Griest, Jin Jun, Tab Mulholland, Delaware County Christian School, Seussical Mikey Robins, Kristen Vaganos, Nicole Nadwodny, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Conestoga Make Up Team, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie Edin Thorton, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Props Nominees: Rebekah Achuff, Melina Walling, Lyra Ding, The Episcopal Academy, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) Molly Basilio, Evelyn Pandos, Sara Hunt, Deepthi Aravind, Unionville High School, The Pink Panther Strikes Again Hanna Carr, Raquel Dunoff, Jamie Sciarrone, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Jackie Lemonick, Haverford High School, Grease Aaron Moskoff, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Morgan Ochs, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Special Effects and or Technology Nominees: Barbara Alves, Sam Eisner, Jacob Leis, Harriton High School, Godspell Chris Donnay, Haverford High School, Grease Lily Layden, Upper Merion Area High School, Midsummer/Jersey Teddy Mischel, Graphic Imagics, Friends' Central School, Edges Laura Stockler Projections, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie Marcus Vargas, Shira Epstein, Austin Seiberlich, Nate Mann, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Stage Crew Nominees: Conestoga Stage Crew, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie Maura Cummings, Kyle Schreiber, Ridley High School, Shrek the Musical Lauren DeFabis, Gabi Galante, Carmen Metzler, Carl Nicholas, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Matthew Schwartz, Jack Beltz, Leigh Parrott, Joe Peters, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Grace Taraborelli, Stage Crew, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blond Louie Wein, Abbie Polsky, Raquel Dunoff, Kayla Hertzler, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Orchestra Nominees: Central Bucks West Orchestra, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Upper Darby High School Pit Orchestra, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Eastern Regional HS Orchestra, Eastern Regional HS, Pirates of Penzance CAPA Orchestra, Philadelphia HS for Creative and Performing Arts, Beauty and the Beast Stoga Pit, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie The Holy Pit, Harriton High School, Godspell Choreography Nominees: Donnay Burden, Friends Select School, Rent: School Edition Toney Goins, The Haverford School, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Marie McVeigh, Haley Amdur, Haverford High School, Grease Annie Ward, Unionville High School, The Pink Panther Strikes Again Creativity Nominees: Brock Benzel, Composing, Unionville High School, The Pink Panther Strikes Again Emily Clark, Playwriting, The Baldwin School, Laughter And Cake Jesse Bernstein - Directing, Barrack Hebrew Academy, Rabbit Hole Clara Hughes (Mark’s Film), Friends Select School, Rent: School Edition Olivia Sun, Directing, Harriton High School, Godspell Kevin Vu, Wrote Orchestration, Haverford High School, Grease Ensemble in a Play Nominees: The Assassins, Unionville High School, The Pink Panther Strikes Again Salon Employees, Upper Merion Area High School, Midsummer/Jersey Maids; Minnie & Gabrielle, The Agnes Irwin School, What You Will Village Girls, Abington Friends School, The Crucible Mail Girls, Lindenwold High School, Miracle on 34th Street Othello Rappers, The Episcopal Academy, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) Ensemble in a Musical Nominees: The Brothers, The Haverford School, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Core Cast, Harriton High School, Godspell Greek Chorus, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Comfort and Joy, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Kevin & Camilla Rosario, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Cowboy Trio, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Featured Actress in a Play Nominees: Charlotte Alexander, The Agnes Irwin School, What You Will Sarah Astor, Lindenwold High School, Miracle on 34th Street Lauren Fosnocht, The Baldwin School, Laughter And Cake Keira Jones, Abington Friends School, The Crucible Rowan Hepps Keeney, Westtown School, The Laramie Project Emma Smith, The Episcopal Academy, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) Featured Actor in a Play Nominees: Paul Bilardo, Interboro, The Laramie Project Frank Bonnini, The Agnes Irwin School, What You Will Alex Kallis, Unionville High School, The Pink Panther Strikes Again Nathan Mullen, Westtown School, The Laramie Project Matt Norden, Abington Friends School, The Crucible Evan Smith, Upper Merion Area High School, Midsummer/Jersey Featured Actress in a Musical Nominees: Megan Boris, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Erin Caltiere, Bordentown Regional High School, The Wedding Singer Lizzie Freilich, Haverford High School, Grease Julia Hopkins, The Haverford School, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Abby Kring, Friends Select School, Rent: School Edition Alicia Lu, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Featured Actor in a Musical Nominees: Nolan Gardner, Harriton High School, Godspell Colin Jones, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Jake Magill, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Justin Mokayed, Philadelphia HS for Creative and Performing Arts, Beauty and the Beast Kanishko Rao, Conestoga, Thoroughly Modern Millie Marcus Vargas, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Dancer Nominees: Kaitlyn Anthony, Bordentown Regional High School, The Wedding Singer Morgan Ellis, Delaware County Christian School, Seussical Leah Friedman, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Sophia Linder, The Haverford School, Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Lamar Rogers, Philadelphia HS for Creative and Performing Arts, Beauty and the Beast Nyla DT Watkins, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Dance Ensemble Nominees: The Club, Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, In The Heights Overall Dance: Crapshooters Dance, West Chester East High School, Guys and Dolls Slap That Bass Dancers, Central Bucks High School-West, Crazy for You Wolf Dancers, Philadelphia HS for Creative and Performing Arts, Beauty and the Beast My Defenses Are Down, Springfield High School, Annie Get Your Gun Whipped Into Shape, Upper Darby High School, Legally Blonde Female Vocalist Nominees: Danielle Agan, Springfield High School, Annie Get Your Gun Kyleigh Bleacher, Ridley High School, Shrek the Musical Emma Hearn, Germantown Academy, Bat Boy: the Musical! Eunice Lee, Delaware County Christian School, Seussical Melissa Lubars, Eastern
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