Theater Performance Of Thoroughly Modern Millie Receives 16 Halo Award Nominations - Kingswood Oxford

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June 10, 2020

Theater Performance Of Thoroughly Modern Millie Receives 16 Halo Award Nominations

Once again, the Kingswood Oxford award-winning theater program’s cast and crew raised the bar yet another notch with this year’s spring musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie. A talented cast brought the audience on their feet, as the production received a standing ovation during the Friday and Saturday night performances.

 

The performance was noticed well beyond the walls of Roberts Theater, lining up a host of nominations from the Seven Angels Theater 2020 High School Halo Awards for the second year in a row. An impressive 16 in fact, including the sought-after Best Musical title.

 

Over the last few years, the theater program at Kingswood Oxford has increasingly attracted young talent and budding thespians from across Connecticut. The incoming class of 2020-21 is no exception. Whether it be dancing, singing, acting, or the “triple threat” of all three, students are drawn to the program’s prestige, professionalism, rigor, and accessibility, no matter what one’s experience level.

 

Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds is the driving force behind the program’s growing success. “We have accomplished so many things these last few years and this is just the beginning. Our job as an award-winning theater program is to continue raising the production level, meeting our students where they are, and growing them from there along with utilizing musical theater as an artistic vehicle for thought-provoking conversations. Whether you want to end up on a Broadway stage or bolster your confidence and be a part of an amazing team, Kingswood Oxford theater is that spot.”

 

The winners in each category will be announced on June 24 at 7:00 p.m.

Kingswood Oxford was nominated for the following awards:

  • Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical: Frank Pu as Ching Ho ‘23

  • Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical: Kyleace Hunter ‘22 as Muzzy von Hossmere

  • Best Comic Male Performance in a Production: Braeden Rose ‘21 as Mrs. Meers

  • Best Comic Female Performance in a Production: Sadie Margolis ‘21 as Miss Flannery

  • Best Scenic Design and/or Execution: Kodilichi Ezegbo ‘23, Isabel Jacobson ‘21, Alma Clark ‘20, Caitlin Budzik ‘21, Pablo Rollan ‘21, Preston Seaver ‘23, Theodore Stephan ‘23, Colten Castanza ‘23 and Spencer Schaller ‘20

  • Best Running Crew

  • Best Stage Management: Geethika Chandragiri ‘21, Kodilichi Ezegbo ‘23 and Isabel Jacobson ‘21

  • Best Dancing

  • Best Specialty Ensemble: Olivia Pear ‘21, Sattah Phouthakoun ‘23, Avery Schiff ‘23, McKenzie Campbell ‘23, Mary Kaliszewski ‘21, Faith Porter ‘23 and Morgan Siegel ‘22 as Priscilla Girls

  • Best Chorus

  • Best Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Musical: Elan Stadlemann ‘20 as Trevor Graydon

  • Best Performance by a Supporting Actress in a Musical: Maggie Eberle ‘20 as Miss Dorothy

  • Best Performance by a Couple or Dynamic Duo: Remy McCoy ‘20 & Joey Fago ‘20 as Millie & Jimmy

  • Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical: Joey Fago ‘20 as Jimmy Smith

  • Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Contemporary Musical: Remy McCoy ‘20 as Millie Dillmount

  • Best Musical

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