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2006 FREDDY Award Nominations STATE THEATRE 2006 FREDDY© AWARD NOMINATIONS Nomination School Production Student Role/Song Bangor Area High School State Fair Emmaus High School Into the Woods Freedom High School Into the Woods Outstanding Performance by an Orchestra Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Warren Hills High School The Music Man Allentown Central Catholic High School Fiddler on the Roof Caitlin McDermott Far From The Home I Love Catasauqua High School Little Shop of Horrors Tehya Berkner Somewhere That's Green Easton Area High School Barnum Savanah Simeone Black and White Outstanding Solo Vocal Performance Emmaus High School Into the Woods Katie Wexler On the Steps of the Palace Northampton High School Little Shop of Horrors Julia Damiani Somewhere That's Green Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Vince Rostkowski If I Can't Love Her Whitehall High School Barnum Bryna Gavin Thank God I'm Old Bangor Area High School State Fair Emmaus High School Into the Woods Outstanding Costume Freedom High School Into the Woods Design Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Whitehall High School Barnum Belvidere High School Godspell Zack Hummer Zack Blair Academy High School How to Succeed in Business… Meg Fry Smitty Outstanding Performance Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Angela Colon Yente, the Matchmaker by a Featured Ensemble Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Jon Lynch Le Fou Member Phillipsburg High School State Fair Alan Starzinski Harry & Hoop-La Barker Pius X High School Godspell Katie Varkados Kaitlin Wilson Area High School Footloose Matt Lick Willard Hewitt Belvidere High School Godspell Blair Academy How to Succeed in Business… Emmaus High School Into the Woods Outstanding Lighting Freedom High School Into the Woods Design Moravian Academy Once on this Island Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast 1 Bangor Area High School State Fair Easton Area High School Barnum Emmaus High School Into the Woods Outstanding Chorus Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Whitehall High School Barnum Caitlin McDermott, Greta Westman, Allentown Central Catholic High School Fiddler on the Roof Laura Melchiorre Matchmaker Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Chris Egbert & Annie Koempel Shall We Dance? Emmaus High School Into the Woods Joshua Schwartz & Andres Weaver Agony Freedom High School Into the Woods Alex Shuck & Justin Glessner No More Outstanding Performance David Ross, Gordon Mack, Tim Schaffer, by a Small Ensemble Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof David Doboer Bottle Dance Alyssa Cherewaty, Michelle Krill, Jillian Makos, Brittany Matvey, Beth McCall, Northampton High School Little Shop of Horrors Sasha McClain, Hayley Talaber Prologue/Little Shop of Horrors Chris Larsen, Pat Perowski, Brendan Phillipsburg High School State Fair Carroll, Dylan Runco More Than Just a Friend Bangor Area High School State Fair Anna Gothard Emily Arden Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Chrissy McHugh Tuptim Outstanding Performance Emmaus High School Into the Woods Alyssa O'Leary Little Red by an Actress in a Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Mariel Iezzoni Tzeitel Supporting Role Moravian Academy Once on this Island Amy Molewski Asaka Notre Dame High School Godspell Teresa DiBella An Apostle William Allen High School Cinderella Jacqueline Toth The Stepmother Bangor Area High School State Fair Justin Carbonari Pat Gilbert Belvidere High School Godspell Seth Lucas Judas Outstanding Performance Blair Academy How to Succeed in Business… Todd Lewis Bud Frump by an Actor in a Emmaus High School Into the Woods Joshua Schwartz Cinderella's Prince/Wolf Supporting Role Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Scott Parkinson Gaston Phillipsburg High School State Fair Eugene McDermott Pat Gilbert Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast John Parton Gaston Bangor Area High School State Fair Belvidere High School Godspell Freedom High School Into the Woods Outstanding Scenic Design Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Southern Lehigh High School How to Succeed in Business… Wilson Area High School Footloose 2 Bangor Area High School State Fair Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Outstanding Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Choreography Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Whitehall High School Barnum Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Beth Ryan Northern Lehigh High School Wonderful Town Jessica Fidler Outstanding Performance Northwestern Lehigh High School Seussical, The Musical Jenna Kiefer by a Featured Dancer Notre Dame High School Godspell Amanda Buonpane Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Dawn Rother Whitehall High School Barnum Bryna Gavin Bangor Area High School State Fair Freedom High School Into the Woods Outstanding Stage Crew Northern Lehigh High School Wonderful Town (In honor of Captain Christopher Seifert) Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Whitehall High School Barnum Wilson Area High School Footloose Bangor Area High School State Fair All I Owe Ioway Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Small House of Uncle Thomas Outstanding Production Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof The Dream Number Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Be Our Guest Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Be Our Guest Whitehall High School Barnum One Brick at a Time Emmaus High School Into the Woods Jennie McGuinness The Witch Freedom High School Into the Woods Brittany Stahlberg The Witch Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Drew Moyer Lumiere Outstanding Featured Performance Salisbury High School Baby Jessi Soler Lizzie Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Alex Hulett Lumiere Warren County Technical School You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Bianca Aroche Lucy Whitehall High School Barnum Elizabeth Brosious Chairy Barnum 3 Bangor Area High School State Fair Josh ZeRuth Abel Frake Belvidere High School Godspell Joseph Pierone Jesus Outstanding Performance Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Nick Flatto Tevye by an Actor in a Leading Role Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Colin Hooker-Haring The Beast Warren Hills High School The Music Man Pete Hourihan Harold Hill Whitehall High School Barnum Joel Dommel P. T. Barnum Bangor Area High School State Fair Chelsea Anne Carle Margy Frake Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Annie Koempel Anna Outstanding Performance Freedom High School Into the Woods Kristen Stachina The Baker's Wife by an Actress in a Leading Role Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Margaret Newcomb Belle Phillipsburg High School State Fair Kate Cherichello Margy Frake Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Larissa Colangelo Belle Belvidere High School Godspell Bethlehem Catholic High School The King and I Outstanding Overall Blair Academy How to Succeed in Business… Production by a Smaller School Moravian Academy Once on this Island Northern Lehigh High School Wonderful Town Warren County Technical School You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Bangor Area High School State Fair Emmaus High School Into the Woods Outstanding Overall Liberty High School Fiddler on the Roof Production of a Musical Parkland High School Beauty and the Beast Saucon Valley High School Beauty and the Beast Whitehall High School Barnum 4.
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