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The 22nd — and FINAL — Annual Grand Awards to honor theater excellence Oct. 21st at Fountain Street Church

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By WKTV Staff

 

A lot of talent has been fêted over the past two decades as the Annual Grand Awards have celebrated and rewarded inspired performances from top productions of a given year, from children’s theater to community and college musicals and plays. This event, comparable to the Tony Awards, is complete with performances, awards, and most importantly the handing out of scholarships to young students pursuing a career in theater.

 

After reveling 22 theater seasons with the Grand Awards, this will be the last year that it continues under its current format. Stay tuned in the coming years because something new and revamped will take its place highlighting the scholarship recipients.

 

The night will celebrate the scholarship recipients, enjoy some repeat performances from the 2017-2018 theater season, acknowledge stand-out performances from the year with awards and enjoy the company of some of Grand Rapids’ MOST talented all under one roof. 

 

This year’s Grand Awards ceremony will be held at Fountain Street Church (24 Fountain St. NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503) in downtown Grand Rapids on Sunday, Oct. 21 at 6pm. Following the ceremony, there will be an after party in the fellowship hall of Fountain Street Church complete with a DJ, food, drinks, and fun going until 11pm.

 

Tickets for the 22nd Annual Grand Awards can be purchased here using credit cards for $40 (general admission and seating). General admission tickets at the door will be cash only. All ticketing for students (with proper ID), nominees, and Grand Awards event performers will be handled at the door the night of the event (cash only):

  • Grand Awards event performer: $30
  • Students: $20
  • Nominees: $10 (must be an individual nominee)

And, the nominees are…

Outstanding Play

  • The Whale at Actors’ Theatre
  • A Few Good Men at Circle Theatre
  • Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • All the Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre
  • Fool for Love at Heritage Theatre

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Play

  • Jason Stamp as ‘Charlie’ in The Whale at Actors’ Theatre
  • Todd Lewis as ‘Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep’ in A Few Good Men at Circle Theatre
  • Spencer Tomlin as ‘Leo’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • Jon March as ‘Lyndon Baines Johnson’ in All The Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Shane German as ‘Arnold Beckoff’ in Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Play

  • Isaac Thornson as ‘David’ in Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre
  • David Houseman as ‘Butch’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • Jason Stamp as ‘Florence’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • GM (Bud) Thompson as ‘Senator Richard Russel’ in All The Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Eddie Stephens as ‘Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’ in All The Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Play

  • Chelsea Pummill as ‘Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway in A Few Good Men at Circle Theatre
  • Liz Brand as ‘Meg’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • Brooke Bruce as ‘May’ in Fool for Love at Heritage Theatre
  • Lori Jacobs as ‘Olive’ in Olive and The Bitter Herbs at Jewish Theatre
  • Mary Brown as ‘Toinette’ in The Imaginary Invalid at Master Arts Theatre

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Play

  • Madeline Jones as ‘Ellie’ in The Whale at Actors’ Theatre
  • Emily Wetzel as ‘Audrey’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • Margi Hankins as ‘Ladybird Johnson’ in All the Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Shavonne T. Coleman as ‘Wendy’ in Olive and The Bitter Herbs at Jewish Theatre
  • Bernice Houseward as ‘Mrs. Beckoff’ in Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Play

  • Isaac Thornson as ‘David’ as Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre
  • David Houseman as ‘Butch’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • Jason Stamp as ‘Florence’ in Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • GM (Bud) Thompson as ‘Senator Richard Russel’ in All The Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Eddie Stephens as ‘Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’ in All The Way at Grand Rapids Civc Theatre

Outstanding Direction of a Play

  • Fred Sebulske for The Whale at Actors’ Theatre
  • Tom Kaechele for Leading Ladies at Circle Theatre
  • Bruce Tinker for All the Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Rachel Finan for Fool for Love at Heritage Theatre
  • Michelle Urbane for Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre

Outstanding Musical

  • If/Then at Actors’ Theatre
  • Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • On the Town at Circle Theatre

Outstanding Actor in a Musical

  • Nathaniel Beals as ‘Narrator’ in Passing Strange at Actors’ Theatre
  • Jason Morrison as ‘Bruce’ in Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Matt Tepper as ‘The Baker’ in Into the Woods at Circle Theatre
  • Scott Mellema as ‘Shrek’ in Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Jason Morrison as ‘Daddy Warbucks’ in Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Musical

  • David Houseman as ‘Lucas’ in If/Then at Actors’ Theatre
  • Darius Tq Colquitt as ‘Mr. Franklin’/’Joop’/’Mr. Venus’ in Passing Strange at Actors’ Theatre
  • Charles Hutchins as ‘Alfred P Doolittle’ in My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Titus Hankins as ‘Donkey’ in Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Kyle Cain as ‘Lord Farquaad’ in Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Cullen Dyk as ‘Pinocchio’ in Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical

  • Molly Jones as ‘Elizabeth’ in If/Then at Actors’ Theatre
  • Evangelie Vander Ark as ‘Small Alison’ in Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Kelly Carey as ‘The Witch’ in Into the Woods at Circle Theatre
  • Carly Uthoff as ‘Princess Fiona’ in Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Alyssa Bauer as ‘Eliza Doolittle’ in My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Musical

  • Caitlin Cusack as ‘Helen’ in Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Madeline Jones as ‘Medium Alison’ in Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Morgan Anding as ‘Sugar Plum Fairy’/’Gingy’ in Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Kira Alsum as ‘Grace’ in Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Darla Carrier as ‘Madame Dilly’/’Little Old Lady’/’Club Singer’ in On the Town at Circle Theatre

Outstanding Direction of a Musical

  • Jolene Frankey for Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Todd Avery for Into the Woods at Circle Theatre
  • Bruce Tinker for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Allyson Paris for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Penelope Notter for On the Town at Circle Theatre

Outstanding Choreography

  • Torrey Thomas for Passing Strange at Actors’ Theatre
  • Torrey Thomas for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Melissa Sefton for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Erin Kacos for My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • William Schutte for On the Town at Circle Theatre

Outstanding Musical Direction

  • Scott Patrick Bell for If/Then at Actors’ Theatre
  • Brendan Hollins for Into the Woods at Circle Theatre
  • Charles Hutchins for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civc Theatre
  • Charles Hutchins for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Wright McCargar for My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Sound Design

  • Sam Johnson for Into the Woods at Circle Theatre
  • Sam Johnson for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Sam Johnson for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Steven Nardin for Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre
  • Sam Johnson for My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Lighting Design

  • Catherine Marlett-Dreher for Fun Home at Circle Theatre
  • Catherine Marlett-Dreher for Into the Woods at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Catherine Marlett-Dreher for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Catherine Marlett-Dreher for Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre
  • Catherine Marlett-Dreher for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Costume Design

  • Bill Dunckel & Kelly Lucas for On the Town at Circle Theatre
  • Robert Fowle for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Robert Fowle for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Karen Larabel for The Book of Job at Master Arts Theatre
  • Robert Fowle for My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding Scenic Design

  • Don Wilson for Into the Woods at Circle Theatre
  • David Len for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Christian Poquette for Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre
  • David Len for All the Way at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • David Len for My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • David Len for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

For Outstanding Properties Design

  • Michael Wilson for Shrek at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Jennifer Smith for A Few Good Men at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Michael Wilson for Annie at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Michael Wilson for My Fair Lady at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Camille Hickade for Torch Song Trilogy Act III: Widows and Children First at Jewish Theatre

Outstanding Theatre for Young Audiences

  • Seussical The Musical at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • Akeelah and the Bee at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre
  • School of Rock at Grand Rapids Civic Theatre

Outstanding College Production

  • Equivocation at Aquinas
  • Rhinoceros at Aquinas
  • A Year with Frog & Toad at Aquinas
  • Detroit ’67 at GRCC
  • Oklahoma at GVSU

Outstanding Lead Actor in a College Production

  • Casey Huls as ‘Curly’ in Oklahoma at Grand Valley State University
  • Brock Gabbert as ‘Berenger’ in Rhinoceros at Aquinas
  • Kaeleb Cogswell as ‘Toad’ in A Year with Frog & Toad at Aquinas
  • Michael Francis as ‘Lank’ in Detroit ’67 at GRCC
  • David Dekens as ‘Warren’ in This is Our Youth at GRCC

Outstanding Lead Actress in a College Production

  • Bryanna Lee as ‘Minnie’ in The Terrible Girls at Aquinas
  • Trisha Bond as ‘Penelope Sycamore’ in You Can’t Take it With You at Cornerstone University
  • Marqea Lee as ‘Chelle’ in Detroit ’67 at GRCC
  • Lindsey Normington as ‘Sally Bowles’ in Cabaret at GVSU
  • Alyssa Veldman as ‘Ado Annie Carnes’ in Oklahoma at GVSU

For Outstanding Direction of a College Production

  • Randy Wyatt for Rhinoceros, at Aquinas
  • Kathy Gibson for A Year with Frog & Toad, at Aquinas
  • Sammy A. Publes for Detroit ’67, at GRCC
  • Carrie McNulty for This is Our Youth, at GRCC
  • Christopher Carter for Oklahoma, at GVSU

Kudos to the 2015 Grand Awards Winners!

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Civic TheaterThe secret’s been out for some time now, but it’s never too late to offer well-deserved kudos to talented, hardworking actors. We are pleased to share the names of the 2015 Grand Awards winners honored during a ceremony held at the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre on Sunday, Oct. 11.

In addition to celebrating local community and college theaters, the awards ceremony raises money for the Combined Theatre Scholarship Fund.

Without further ado, here are the 2015 Grand Award Nominees. Bold denotes the winners.

Norma Brink Lifetime Achievement Award:
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OUTSTANDING DIRECTION OF A MUSICAL

• Penelope Notter for “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre
• Carrie McNulty for “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Scott Mellema for “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Jean Reed Bahle for “One Night with Fanny Brice” – Jewish Theatre
• Fred Sebulske for “Company” – Circle Theatre

 

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• Jolene Frankey for “Becky’s New Car” – Circle Theatre
• Fred Sebulske for “4000 Miles” – Actors’ Theatre
• Penelope Notter for “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• Fred Sebulske for “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre
• Tom Kaechele for “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre

 

OUTSTANDING MUSICAL

• “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatreprincess-civic-628x852
• “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• “Company” – Circle Theatre
• “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING PLAY

• “4000 Miles” – Actors’ Theatre
• “The Boatwright” – Civic Theatre
• “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre
• “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre

OUTSTANDING THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES

• “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” – Civic Theatre
• “Footloose” – Civic Theatre
• “The Jungle Book” – Circle Theatre
• “The Little Princess” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING MUSICAL DIRECTION

• Charles Hutchins for “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Wright McCargar for “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Charles Hutchins for “Company” – Circle Theatre
• Charles Hutchins for “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre
• Wright McCargar for “South Pacific” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTAN12143301_10154288751173626_5952674892549869276_nDING CHOREOGRAPHY

• Chris Carnevale for “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Mary Lohman for “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Kyle Amanda Dutkiewicz for “Company” – Circle Theatre
• William Schutte for “Evita” – Circle Theatre
• Mary Lohman for “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre

 

 

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A MUSICALimages

• Jeremiah Postma as Anatoly in “Chess” – Actors’ Theatre
• Larry Young as Bobby in “Company” – Circle Theatre
• Todd Lewis as Carl Hanratty in “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Kyle Jurassic as Frank Abagnale Jr. in “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Jacob Reinstra as Princeton/Rod in “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL

• Jolene Frankey as Eva Perón in “Evita” – Circle Theatre
• Sarah LaCroix as Fanny Brice in “One Night with Fanny Brice” – Jewish Theatre
• Molly Jones as Kate/Lucy in “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Kathy Gibson as Margaret Johnson in “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• Alyssa Bauer as Mary Poppins in “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A MUSICALsafe_image

• Mark Ayers as Brian in “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Andrew Schneider as Luther Billis in “South Pacific” – Civic Theatre
• Jared Douglas as Fabrizio Naccarelli in “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• David Duiven as Frank Abagnale Sr. in “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre

• Kyle Jurrasic as Nicky/Trekkie Monster/Bad Idea Bear in “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL

• Amy Groen as Amy in “Company” – Circle Theatre
• Eva Switek as Bloody Mary in “South Pacific” – Civic Theatre
• Chelsea Herrema as Clara Johnson in “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• Julianne Howe-Bouwens as Gary Coleman in “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Abbie Westers and Elizabeth Foster as Jane Banks in “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A PLAY

• Patrick Hendren as Ben in “The Boatwright” – Civic Theatre
• Kyle Cain as Richard Hannay in “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre
• Owen McIntee as Leo in “4000 Miles” – Actors’ Theatre
• Patrick Hendren as Willy Loman in “Death of a Salesman” – Jewish Theatre
• Zach Johnson as Romeo in “Romeo and Juliet” – Heritage Theatre

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• Amy McFadden as Becky Foster in “Becky’s New Car” – Circle Theatre
• Teri Kuhlman as Linda Loman in “Death of a Salesman” – Jewish Theatre
• Marti Childs as Vera in “4000 Miles” – Actors’ Theatre
• Carrie McNulty as Brooke Wyeth in “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre
• Jean Reed Bahle as Polly Wyeth in “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A PLAY

• Matt Ablan as Clown in “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre
• Dylan Harris as Clown in “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre
• Eric Hatch as Christopher Wren in “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• Jon March as Lyman Wyeth in “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre
• Kyle Los as Trip Wyeth in “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A PLAY

• Sydney Doornbos as Annabella/Pamela/Margaret in “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre
• Nancy Wagner as Mrs. Boyle in “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• Sandy Kirchinger as Nurse in “Romeo and Juliet” – Heritage Theatre
• Rose Anne Shansky as Silda Grauman in “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre
• Rachel Varley as Mollie Ralston in “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre

maxresdefaultOUTSTANDING SCENIC DESIGN

• David Len for “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Christian Poquette for “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• David Len for “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre
• David Len for “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• Christian Poquette for “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre

OUTSTANDING PROPERTIES DESIGN

• Mary Jo DeNolf & Val Fischer for “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Mary Jo Denolf for “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• Sharon Hayes & Michael Wilson for “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre
• Sharon Hayes & Michael Wilson for “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• Jennifer Smith for “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatremary-poppins

OUTSTANDING SOUND DESIGN

• Timothy Schmidt for “The 39 Steps” – Circle Theatre
• Sam Johnson for “Avenue Q” – Civic Theatre
• Timothy Schmidt for “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Timothy Schmidt for “Company” – Circle Theatre
• Sam Johnson for “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre

OUTSTANDING COSTUME DESIGN

• Kelly Lucas for “Catch Me If You Can” – Circle Theatre
• Bill Dunckel for “Light in the Piazza” – Actors’ Theatre
• Robert Fowle for “Mary Poppins” – Civic Theatre
• Robert Fowle for “The Mousetrap” – Civic Theatre
• Kelly Muschiana for “Other Desert Cities” – Actors’ Theatre

OUTSTANDING LIGHTING DESIGN – Co-winners.

• Catherine Marlett Dreher for 4000 Miles – Actors’ Theatre
• Thomas V. Lohman for Catch Me If You Can – Circle Theatre
• Catherine Marlett Dreher for Light in the Piazza – Actors’ Theatre
• Catherine Marlett Dreher for Mary Poppins – Civic Theatre
• Mark Neumann for The Mousetrap – Civic Theatre

OUC7513186-919C-1F67-139357DE816EEB64TSTANDING LEAD ACTOR IN A COLLEGE PRODUCTION

• Robbie Ellis as Dennis in “From White Plains” – GRCC
• Jerry Jones as Ethan in “From White Plains” – GRCC
• Connor Manion as John Barrymore in “I Hate Hamlet” – Aquinas
• Caleb Jenkins as Mikey in “Up” – Aquinas
• Gabriel Reitemeier as Papageno in “The Magic Flute” – GVSU

 

 

 

 

OUTSTANDING LEAD ACTRESS IN A COLLEGE PRODUCTION

• Taylor Nefcy as Blue Girl in “Shout! The Mod Musical” – Aquinasshout01
• Sarah Osborne as Deirdre McDavey in “I Hate Hamlet” – Aquinas
• Kendra McInerney as Helen in “Up” – Aquinas
• Zoe Collenburg as Tilly in “Melancholy Play” – Aquinas

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A COLLEGE PRODUCTION

• Myles Messinger-Platt as Gregory in “From White Plains” – GRCC
• Gabriel Reitemeier as Harry in “Company” – GVSU
• Caleb Joyce as Hovstad in “An Enemy of the People” – Cornerstone
• Kenneth Judge as John in “From White Plains” – GRCC
• Alexander Williams as Monostatos in “The Magic Flute” – GVSU

OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A COLLEGE PRODUCTION

• Maggie Bickerstaff as Amy in “Company” – GVSU
• Marisa Purcey as Green Girl in “Shout! The Mod Musical” – Aquinas
• Macey Madias as Joanne in “Company” – GVSU
• Giovana Barrett as Maria in “Up” – Aquinas
• Katie Tamayo as Marta in “Company” – GVSU

OUTSTANDING DIRECTION OF A COLLEGE PRODUCTIONAnton-in-Show-Biz_01

• Tom Kaechele – “Anton in Show Business” – GRCC
• Kathy Gibson – “Shout! The Mod Musical” – Aquinas
• Tom Kaechele – “From White Plains” – GRCC
• Randy Wyatt – “Up” – Aquinas

 

 

OUTSTANDING COLLEGE PRODUCTION

• “Anton in Show Business” – GRCC
• “From White Plains” – GRCC
• “The Magic Flute” – GVSU
• “Shout! The Mod Musical” – Aquinas

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Each college names one winner. They are:

Bethany Brown – Cornerstone
 Kendra Jones – GRCC
Caitlin Cusack – GVSU
Ellie Allen – Aquinas

OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER
Recipient: Dirk Grasman

RECOGNITION OF THE PAUL DREHER SCHOLARSHIP
Recipient: Amanda Wright

RECOGNITION OF THE NORMA BRINK SCHOLARSHIP
Recipient: Joshua Regan

RECOGNITION OF DAVID & NICOLETTE SCHOLARSHIP
Recipient: Patrick Nowak

Photos courtesy of Grand Rapids Civic Theatre and Circle Theater