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East End Arts Council Announces 17th Annual Teeny Award Winners

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Sabrina Basel and Juliet Rand from the host school Southold. TOM KOCHIE

Sabrina Basel and Juliet Rand from the host school Southold. TOM KOCHIE

Best footwear ... Choreography nominee Shea Rodriquez for "Mama Mia" in Southampton. TOM KOCHIE

Best footwear ... Choreography nominee Shea Rodriquez for "Mama Mia" in Southampton. TOM KOCHIE

Performance from "9-5" by the students of Westhampton Beach High School. TOM KOCHIE

Performance from "9-5" by the students of Westhampton Beach High School. TOM KOCHIE

"Tango de Amor" from Addams Family at Shelter Island High School. TOM KOCHIE

"Tango de Amor" from Addams Family at Shelter Island High School. TOM KOCHIE

Lola Lama from Pierson for Supporting Actress in a Musical and presenter Anita Nigrel. TOM KOCHIE

Lola Lama from Pierson for Supporting Actress in a Musical and presenter Anita Nigrel. TOM KOCHIE

Frankie Bademci of East Hampton, winner of best supporting male in a musical with presenter Corey Jane Cardoso. TOM KOCHIE

Frankie Bademci of East Hampton, winner of best supporting male in a musical with presenter Corey Jane Cardoso. TOM KOCHIE

Reilly Rose Schombs from Pierson winner best lead female in a play with presenter Amie Sponza. TOM KOCHIE

Reilly Rose Schombs from Pierson winner best lead female in a play with presenter Amie Sponza. TOM KOCHIE

The finale performance, "Dancing Queen" from "Mama Mia" at Southold High School. TOM KOCHIE

The finale performance, "Dancing Queen" from "Mama Mia" at Southold High School. TOM KOCHIE

The Winners. TOM KOCHIE

The Winners. TOM KOCHIE

author on Jun 10, 2019

The 17th annual Teeny Awards Ceremony was held at Southold High School on Sunday, June 9. The Teeny Awards were created by East End Arts Council and since 2002, has been celebrating excellence in high school theater across the East End.

... And the winners are:

Lead Male in a Play - tie

Graham DiLorenzo in the role of Walter Hollander in “Don’t Drink the Water” at Pierson

Jake Okula in the role of Wadsworth in “Clue on Stage” at Southold/Greenport

Lead Female in a Play

Reilly Rose Schombs in the role of Marion Hollander in “Don’t Drink the Water” at Pierson

Supporting Male in a Play

Caleb Foley in the role of Pete in “Almost, Maine” at Mattituck

Supporting Female in a Play

Lila Bowe in the role of Narrator 1 in “Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon” at Riverhead

Lead Male in a Musical

Jason Rios in the role of Usnavi in “In The Heights” at Riverhead

Lead Female in a Musical

Angelina Milici in the role of The Lady of the Lake in “SPAMALOT” at Longwood

Supporting Male in a Musical - tie

Jonathan Arkay in the role of Patsy in “SPAMALOT” at Longwood

Frankie Bademci in the role of Thenardier in “Les Miserables” at East Hampton

Supporting Female in a Musical

Lola Lama in the role of Linda in “The Wedding Singer” at Pierson

Outstanding Performer in a Play or Musical

Thomas John Schiavoni, Jr. in the role of Malcolm in “13 the Musical” and Bum in “The Wedding Singer” at Pierson

Outstanding Choreography

Lily Kutner for “In The Heights” at Riverhead

Outstanding Playbill & Poster Design

William Minchala for “Les Miserables” – East Hampton

Judges’ Choice Award

This award is chosen in a vote by the judges. It is for a particular scene, musical number, dance number, ensemble effort, or group that the judges feel stands out enough to warrant the special recognition.

This year’s Judges’ Choice Award was a tie for:

The student producers of “13 the Musical” at Pierson. This show was produced by a small group of students in the International Baccalaureate program, and between summer jobs and obligations, they worked as a group to re-create a performance that was near and dear to their hearts, breaking it down and putting it back together. The final product was a spectacular feat.

The entire production of “Yip! Yip! Yaphank” at Longwood, for the sheer scope of effort to present this piece of local theater history. The judges have never seen this kind of multiyear project that involved students in research and preparation, and it could not go without being recognized.

Also acknowledged during the awards ceremony were technical recognition honorees including student stage managers, lighting, audio, costume and prop designers, assistant directors and pit orchestra members.

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