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Montclair State University's 2019 Montclair State University’s 2019 Theatre Night Awards’ Foxy Nominees Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design Bergen County Academies LLF: Don't Trust the Boyz Columbia High School Shakespeare in Love Hopewell Valley Central High School A Midsummer Night's Dream Mount Saint Dominic Academy A Midsummer Night's Dream Mountain Lakes High School Pride and Prejudice OCVTS-PAA Alice in Wonderland Summit High School Peter and the Starcatcher Outstanding Achievement in Properties Academy of Holy Angels Peter and the Starcatcher BCTI Medford Nooses Off Butler High School A Murder is Announced Cedar Creek High School Peter and the Starcatcher Millburn High School Hide and Shriek Passaic Valley High School Clue Ramapo High School Peter/Wendy Union Catholic Regional High School A Flea in Her Ear Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Design Bergen County Academies LLF: Don't Trust the Boyz Cedar Creek High School Peter and the Starcatcher Jonathan Dayton High School A Midsummer Night's Dream Montgomery High School The Mousetrap Moorestown High School Clue Whippany Park High School You Can't Take It With You West Morris Central High School Mermaid Outstanding Achievement in Scenic Design Chatham High School Radium Girls Cicely L. Tyson Community School The Crucible Collier High School Proof Columbia High School Shakespeare in Love Hopewell Valley Central High School A Midsummer Night's Dream Moorestown High School Clue OCVTS-PAA Alice in Wonderland Outstanding Achievement in New Media/Special Effects Cherry Hill High School The Man Who Came to Dinner Cumberland High School Radium Girls Jonathan Dayton High School A Midsummer Night's Dream Rancocas Valley Regional High School Stairs To The Roof The Wardlaw-Hartridge School The Laramie Project Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy The Laramie Project West Morris Central High School Mermaid Outstanding Achievement in Sound Design Arthur L. Johnson High School One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Clifton High School Zorro: The Radio Play Cranford High School The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Lyndhurst High School Clue Passaic Valley High School Clue Pearl River High School The Tempest Princeton Day School Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind Outstanding Achievement in Choreography/Movement County Prep High School Bodas de Sangre Mount Saint Dominic Academy A Midsummer Night's Dream Mountain Lakes High School Pride and Prejudice Orange Avenue School The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Verona High School The Secret in the Wings West Morris Central High School Mermaid Whippany Park High School You Can't Take It With You Outstanding Achievement in Stage Combat Bloomfield High School Julius Caesar Governor Livingston High School Little Women County Prep High School Bodas de Sangre Mount Saint Dominic Academy A Midsummer Night's Dream Northern Valley Regional - Old Tappan Don't Drink the Water Warren Hill Regional High School Suite Surrender Whippany Hills High School You Can't Take It With You Outstanding Achievement in Stage Crew BCTI Nooses Off Butler High School A Murder is Announced Morristown High School Prancer Mountain Lakes High School Pride and Prejudice Princeton Day School Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind Sayreville High School Almost Maine Verona High School The Secret in the Wings Outstanding Achievement in Live or Original Music County Prep High School Bodas de Sangre Jonathan Dayton High School A Midsummer Night's Dream Mahwah High School 1940s Radio Christmas Carol Park Ridge Pride and Prejudice Pearl River The Tempest Warren Hill Regional High School Suite Surrender Whippany Park You Can't Take It With You Excellence in Educational Impact and Community Outreach Collier High School Proof Michael Penna Lawton C. Johnson Summit Middle Our Town Ashley Raven School Morristown High School Prancer Katie Adams Ramapo High School Peter/Wendy Blake Spence Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy The Laramie Project Sandra Toll Outstanding Achievement in Stage Direction Montclair Kimberley Academy Our Town Rachel Black-Spaulding Moorestown High School Clue Erica Scanlon Harr Mount Saint Dominic Academy A Midsummer Night's Dream Michelle Posner The Curious Incident of the Dog in Rahway High School the Night-Time Jensyn Modero Ridge High School 12 Angry Jurors Martha Harvey Summit High School Peter and the Starcatcher Anne Poyner Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Westfield High School Dead Daniel Devlin The Peter Filichia Award for Pushing the Envelope in Academic Theatre Bergen County Academies LLF: Don't Trust the Boyz Victoria Pero Cicely L. Tyson Community School The Crucible James Lemon Morris County School of Technology Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play Irene Fitzpatrick Mountain Lakes High School Pride and Prejudice Christine Penney Too Much Light Makes the Baby Princeton Day School Go Blind Stan Cahill Rancocas Valley Regional High Stairs To The Roof Michael Pliskin School West Morris Central High Mermaid Jeffrey Hogan School Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor in a Comedy Academy for Performing Arts Rumors Nathan Shectman Lenny Ganz Cherry Hill High School The Man Who Came to East Dinner Jayson Borenstein Sheridan Whiteside Montclair Kimberley Academy No Body Like Jimmy Rob D’Alessandro Ralph Morris County School of Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Technology Play Jack Ferentinos Matt Northern Highlands Fools Regional High School Connor Strycharz Leon Tolchinsky Northern Valley Regional - Don't Drink the Water Old Tappan Joe Rubano Axel Magge Union Catholic High School A Flea in Her Ear Edwin Rivera Don Carlos Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actress in a Comedy Academy for Performing Arts Rumors Alexia Pereya Claire Ganz Immaculate Heart The Matchmaker Academy Allison Sandt Dolly Levi Sonia Victoria Milburn High School Hide and Shriek Werner June Morris County School of Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Technology Play Madelyn Barkocy Maria Northern Highlands Fools Regional High School Olivia Ross Sophia Zubritsky Westfield High School Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Abbie Painter Rosencrantz Westfield High School Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead Julia Salvato Guildenstern Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Cherry Hill High School The Man Who Came to East Dinner Justin Walker Banjo Immaculate Heart The Matchmaker Academy Zach Mackiewicz Cornelius Montclair Kimberley Academy No Body Like Jimmy Alex Glotzer Rick Pittman Morristown-Beard School You Can't Take It With You Iain Jaeger Tony Kirby North Brunswick Township High School You Can't Take It With You Eric Ackerman Tony Kirby Sayreville High School Almost Maine Colin Denby Jimmy Summit High School Peter and the Starcatcher Owen McTernan Smee Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Comedy Cherry Hill High School The Man Who Came to East Dinner Cameron Orefice Miss Preen Immaculate Heart The Matchmaker Academy Angelina Boris Irene Malloy Montclair Kimberley Academy No Body Like Jimmy Jaycee Brill Emma Pittman Morristown-Beard School You Can't Take It With You Rebecca Tone Alice Sycamore North Brunswick Township High School You Can't Take It With You Giselle Garriga Alice Sycamore Northern Highlands Fools Regional High School Aaria Bhatnagar Lenya Zubritsky Northern Valley Regional - Don't Drink the Water Old Tappan Sophie Ferrara Susan Hollander Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor in a Drama Cicely L. Tyson Community School The Crucible Moses Hyman John Proctor Montclair Kimberley Academy Our Town John Colbert Stage Manager Montclair Kimberley Academy Our Town Ryan Ruhl George Gibbs Detective Sergeant Montgomery High School The Mousetrap Lewis Gall Trotter Ridge High School 12 Angry Jurors Andrew Falduto Juror 3 Watchung Hills Regional High School The Crucible Jack Melillo John Proctor Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actress in a Drama Chatham High School Radium Girls Laney Andrychuk Grace Fryer Collier High School Proof Finn Rossetto Catherine Montclair Kimberley Academy Our Town Sarah Willis Emily Genevieve Montgomery High School The Mousetrap Bouchonville Mollie Ralston Rancocas Valley Regional Stairs To The Roof High School Jenna Springer Ben Murphy Saddle River Day School Steel Magnolias M'Lynn Alana Malanga Watchung Hills Regional High School The Crucible Christine Tanko Elizabeth Proctor Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Drama Chatham High School Radium Girls James Maltby Edward Markley Montclair Kimberley Academy Our Town Rob D’Alessandro Dr. Gibbs Montgomery High School The Mousetrap Matthew Jarzyna Mr. Paravicini Ridge High School 12 Angry Jurors Jonathan Nemetz Juror 9 Thomas Jefferson Arts Cooper Academy The Laramie Project Mendonssa Fred Phelps Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy The Laramie Project Brandon Calda Kerry Drake Watchung Hills Regional High School The Crucible Will Broder Reverend John Hale Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Drama Cicely L. Tyson Community School The Crucible Chelsea Koomson Mary Warren Montclair Kimberley Academy Our Town Jolie Curran Mrs. Gibbs Montgomery High School The Mousetrap Sarah Florentine Miss Casewell Saddle River Day School Steel Magnolias Jessica Mingalone Shelby The Wardlaw-Hartridge School The Laramie Project Kallie Schildge Kerry Drake Thomas Jefferson Arts Selena Academy The Laramie Project Jean-Pierre Zubaida Ula Watchung Hills Regional High School The Crucible Summer Stuart Tituba Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor in a Classical Play Hopewell Valley Central A Midsummer Night's Dream High School Jimmy Waltman Nick Bottom Leonia High School Twelfth Night Tobias Moses Feste Demetri Leonia
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