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2011/12 Tommy Award Recipients 2011/12 Tommy Award Recipients Hall of Fame Laurie Fellenz Outstanding Musical:* Urinetown Beloit Memorial Les Misèrables Beloit Turner The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angels West Side Story Edgewood Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Janesville Craig The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker CATS Monona Grove Urinetown Oconomowoc Annie Get Your Gun Oregon Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Parkview Outstanding Musical Scene: "More Than Just a Friend" State Fair Catholic Memorial "The Minstrel, the Jester and I" Once Upon a Mattress Evansville "Friendship" Anything Goes Hartford Union Outstanding Direction: Rick Braun – Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Peter Diedrich & Hannah Sobeski Once Upon a Mattress Evansville Erin Richards Hairspray Waukesha South Outstanding Ensemble Oklahoma! Darlington Guys and Dolls Dodgeville Grease Verona Area Community Hairspray Waukesha South Happy Days Waukesha West Outstanding Musical Direction Molly Petroff Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Jamie Pitt Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Madison Memorial Outstanding Orchestra Aida Fort Atkinson Fiddler on the Roof New Berlin Eisenhower The Sound of Music Portage Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Outstanding Choreographer Melissa Bloch-Meier Anything Goes Hartford Union Ryan Cappleman Hairspray Waukesha South Doug Reed State Fair Catholic Memorial Outstanding Dancer Melissa Betters Margy State Fair Catholic Memorial Sam Gardner Macavity/Pluto CATS Monona Grove Palmer Mathews Bernardo West Side Story Edgewood Isaac Robertson Alonzo CATS Monona Grove Brady Schaaf Jester Once Upon a Mattress River Valley Outstanding Lead Performer** Stephanie Ahrens Christine Daae The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker Eric Anderson Charlie Brown You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown New Glarus Sierra Bingham Witch Into the Woods Deerfield Chase Black Jimmy Smith Thoroughly Modern Millie Lake Mills Ruben Bolivar Beast Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Madison Memorial Silvia Bond Millie Dillmount Thoroughly Modern Millie Lake Mills Sam Burns Jean Valjean Les Misèrables Beloit Turner Chandler Cook Narrator Joseph and the … Dreamcoat Janesville Craig Hunter Copeland Joseph Joseph and the … Dreamcoat Parkview Caprianna Copus Witch Into the Woods Madison La Follette Alexa Djurdjevic Queen Aggravain Once Upon a Mattress Evansville Madeline Ehlinger Queen Aggravain Once Upon a Mattress River Valley Zach Eicher The Phantom The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker Samantha Elmer Annie Oakley Annie Get Your Gun Oregon Nathan Fosbinder Baker Into the Woods Madison La Follette Sheridan Hearn Maria West Side Story Edgewood RJ Heim Frank Butler Annie Get Your Gun Oregon Nathan Kluge Caldwell B. Cladwell Urinetown Oconomowoc Alex Lentz Joseph Joseph and the … Dreamcoat Janesville Craig Mitchell Matyas Wayne State Fair Catholic Memorial Cole McMillan Bobby Strong Urinetown Beloit Memorial Elán Mendez–Smith Munkustrap CATS Monona Grove Colin Murdy Raoul The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker Tim Ohlert Tevye Fiddler on the Roof New Berlin Eisenhower Samantha Olson Gertrude McFuzz Seussical, the Musical New Lisbon Autumn Sater Hope Cladwell Urinetown Oconomowoc Alannah Spencer Narrator Joseph and the … Dreamcoat Verona Alex Taylor Javert Les Misèrables Beloit Turner Jon Turner Archibald The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angels Sara Vincent Belle Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Emma Wilson Natalie Hunter All Shook Up Platteville Travis Wirt The King The King and I Palmyra-Eagle Andrew Zobel Beast Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Outstanding Supporting Performer Ryan Albrechtson Edna Turnblad Hairspray Waukesha South Bryce Baker Billy Arnold Back to the 80s Lodi Danny Bartelt Sir Evelyn Anything Goes Hartford Union Abbi Bell Joanie Cunningham Happy Days Waukesha West Jocelyn Bold Penny Pingleton Hairspray Janesville School District Jocelyn Bold Carlotta Giudicelli The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker Aaron Crary Officer Lockstock Urinetown Beloit Memorial Halley Crave Gavroche Les Misèrables Beloit Turner Clark Cumbee Moonface Martin Anything Goes Hartford Union Sierra Dakouras Little Sally Urinetown Oconomowoc Lissa deGuzman Lily The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angels Teddy Delforge Abel State Fair Catholic Memorial Michael Eddy Pharaoh Joseph and the …Dreamcoat Verona Brendan Fellenz Chief Sitting Bull Annie Get Your Gun Oregon Nathar Flood-Elyafi Potiphar/Levi Joseph and the …Dreamcoat Parkview Emily Gianvecchio Little Sally Urinetown Beloit Memorial Audrey Hatlen Lumiere Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Edgerton Lee Hollman Zoser Aida Fort Atkinson Sarah Kleist Penelope Pennywise Urinetown Oconomowoc Billy Krager Motel Fiddler on the Roof New Berlin Eisenhower Eric Larson LeFou Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Madison Memorial TJ Lawson Ali Hakim Oklahoma! Darlington Brandyn Liebe Lumiere Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Connor McMahon Wilbur Turnblad Hairspray Janesville School District Phoebe Moore Miss Sandra All Shook Up Platteville Matt Nicholson King Sextimus Once Upon a Mattress Evansville Michael Okas Action West Side Story Edgewood Jack Rosenberry Cogsworth Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Caleb Schmitz Nicely-Nicely Johnson Guys and Dolls Dodgeville Jordan Stombaugh Dennis All Shook Up Platteville Abby Taylor Demeter CATS Monona Grove Charlie Thole Pharaoh/Reuben Joseph and the …Dreamcoat Parkview Emilie Thomas Martha The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angels Charissa Wright Eulalie MacKecknie Shinn The Music Man Abundant Life Christian Johnnie Yang Doody Grease Verona Area Community Libby Zabit Cinderella Into the Woods Madison La Follette Outstanding Overall Technical Achievement Once Upon a Mattress Evansville Fiddler on the Roof New Berlin Eisenhower The Sound of Music Portage Joseph and the …Dreamcoat Verona Outstanding Scenic Design Aaron & Jody Bennett Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Clinton Tricia Larson, Shonn Northam & Karl Reinhardt Back to the 80s Lodi John Urness & Tom Swailes All Shook Up Platteville James A. Skiba Anything Goes Hartford Union Outstanding Costume Design Alicia Harrington, Joshua Harrington Back to the 80s Lodi Deb McVey Into the Woods Madison La Follette Jan Shucha Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Margaret Valitchka Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Madison Memorial Outstanding Lighting Design Lionel Rocheleau Hairspray Waukesha South Aedan Gardill & Kaitlin Ripley Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Outstanding Sound Design Andrew Bamlett Into the Woods Deerfield Sara Bichler & Taz Krueger Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Outstanding Stage Management Elizabeth Foellmi The Sound of Music Portage Becky Harmata & Caleb Stinemates The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker Laura Rieckhoff The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angels Community Engagement Seussical, the Musical New Lisbon All Shook Up Platteville Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Outstanding Student Critic Jesse Bossingham Clinton Sachin Dharwadker Madison Memorial Fiorella Fernandez Madison Country Day Emma Lehker Monona Grove Elena Livorni Madison West Abby Taylor Monona Grove Honorable Mention Lead Performer** Cara Anderson Miss Adelaide Guys and Dolls Dodgeville Jake Blersch Bobby Strong Urinetown Oconomowoc Cassie Chapados Belle Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Edgerton Nick Clerkin Willy Wonka Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Stoughton Elodie Demmon Mary The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angels Jenna Engfer Aida Aida Fort Atkinson Fiorella Fernandez Sandy Grease Verona Community Theater Ben Helbing Horton the Elephant Seussical, the Musical New Lisbon Sarah Joers Tracy Turnblad Hairspray Waukesha South Amanda Mai Dolly Levi Hello, Dolly! Beaver Dam Madison Malone Maria The Sound of Music Portage Niall Martin Tony West Side Story Edgewood Joel Meinholz Prince Dauntless Once Upon a Mattress River Valley Ben Minogue Captain Hook Peter Pan Monroe Zach Munns Riff West Side Story Edgewood Taylor Podboy Annie Oakley Annie Get Your Gun Necedah Joel Roberts Joseph Joseph and the …Dreamcoat Verona Jordan Rockwell Harold Hill The Music Man Abundant Life Christian Kaitlyn Schleif Marion The Music Man Abundant Life Christian Grace Schneck Belle Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Madison Memorial Javar Thomas Caldwell B. Cladwell Urinetown Beloit Memorial Sydney Winchester Hope Cladwell Urinetown Beloit Memorial Mina Wise Narrator Joseph and the …Dreamcoat Parkview Jacob "Wolly" Wollinger Prince Dauntless Once Upon a Mattress Evansville Brooke Woolever Baker’s Wife Into the Woods Deerfield Honorable Mention Supporting Performer Anna Biel Minnie Fay Hello, Dolly! Beaver Dam Alix Brandt Aunt Eller Oklahoma! Darlington Alex Chen Orin Little Shop of Horrors Madison Country Day Austin Corey Grandpa Joe Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Baraboo Shay Corless Mrs. Potts Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Adam Crivello Dickon The Secret Garden Divine Savior Holy Angles Lindsay Crouch Penelope Pennywise Urinetown Beloit Memorial DJ Curley Jack Into the Woods Madison La Follette Carly Densmore Anybodys West Side Story Edgewood Anna Ewing Silly Girl Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Clinton Rachel Frasher Miss Hannigan Annie Mauston Alice Gehrke Dolly Tate Annie Get Your Gun Oregon Hannah Hathaway Madame Giry The Phantom of the Opera Janesville Parker Lizzie Hubing Violet Beauregarde Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory Stoughton Mike Knaak Lumiere Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Clinton Jake Konrath Wilbur Turnblad Hairspray Waukesha South Bryce Liebe LeFou Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Waunakee Stephen Ramos
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