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"Most Likely To" Garners 10 Nominations
The Mid-Town International Theatre Festival 2010 Awards committee has nominated "Most Likely To" for the following awards:
Outstanding Production of a Musical
Outstanding Ensemble in a Musical
Outstanding Music and Lyrics
Outstanding Direction
Outstanding Costume Design
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical- Amanda Castanos and Jesse Zeidman
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Musical-Sarah Sixt
Outstanding Choreography
Outstanding Show Marketing and Advertising
The awards ceremony will be held on Thursday evening September 9th at 8:00 PM at New World Stages
340 West 50th Street
NYC
Tickets are available at 866-811-4111 or online at www.ovationtix.com
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Three LIHSA Alumni Featured on Broadway
This year The Great White Way will include THREE LIHSA alumni.
John Carroll will be performing in a new production of "Women On The Verge", Sean Samuels can be seen in "Spiderman" and Tracy Victory Skolberg will continue her role in "Mama Mia".
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LIHSA Students Recognized by the Long Island Arts Alliance Committee
The Long Island Arts Alliance has selected 2 LIHSA students as 2010-2011 Scholar-Artists. Nicole Altchiler from the Half Hollow Hills school district has been selected in the area of Dance and Meghan Flynn from the Northport school district has been selected in the area of Theatre. Amanda Costa from the Levittown school district was selected for an Award of Excellence in the area of Visual Arts. Students will be featured in Newsday for their accomplishments and an awards ceremony will celebrate this year's Scholar-Artists at the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts next Spring.
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LIHSA Summer Arts Academy Celebrates with Performances
Celebrating Summer Arts Academy 2010 "Road Trip" our Music and Visual Arts Departments presented their creative accomplishments on our stage and in our gallery on Tuesday, July 27th at 1:00. Our Musical Theatre and Creative Writing Departments performed on Wednesday, July 28th at 1:00 and our Dance and Drama students performed on Thursday, July 29th at 1:00.
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Summer Arts Academy
Each summer, Long Island youngsters entering grades 6-12 explore their artistic talents at the Long Island High School for the Arts' Summer Arts Academy. For four weeks in July (July 6-30) , daily classes and workshops are held at the school's state-of-the-art, air conditioned arts complex, complete with dance studios, skylit art studios, practice rooms and a fully equipped professional theatre. Classes are available in drama, musical theatre, creative writing, dance, music, and the visual arts. For more information, see the attached brochure and click on the banner: "Summer Arts Academy- Grades 6-12."
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