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Spring 2018

Little Women – Spring 2013

Little Women was a heart felt musical directed by Lois Fiegl.  The cast was filled with an abundance of local talent who put on a wonderful show enjoyed by all!  Thanks to all who made this a remark[Read more]

YouTHeatre Guys & Dolls – Fall 2013

YouTHeatre rocked the Gates Hall stage during its Fall 2013 production of Guys and Dolls directed by Susan DeVries and Barb Hunn.  

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Awards – Oklahoma May 2014

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Inaugural Rodgers & Hammerstein production of Oklahoma receives 6 TANYS Awards!

On May 2, 2014 the Gatesinger Company’s inaugural production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! was evaluated by the Theater Association of New York State (TANYS) and received 6 TANYS Awards* for the following:

  • Excellence in Acting and Vocal Performance to: Kelly Witter for her portrayal of Laurey Williams
  • Excellence in Acting and Vocal Performance to: Nicole Young for her portrayal of Ado Annie
  • Excellence in Acting to: Dean Johnson for his portrayal of Jud Fry
  • Excellence in Direction to: Kasi L. Krenzer Marshall
  • Meritorious Achievement in Acting and Vocal Performance to: Greg Maddock as Will Parker
  • Meritorious Achievement in Ensemble Performance to: the Cast of Oklahoma!

 

Adjudicator’s Comment:  Gatesinger Company’s production of Oklahoma! has proven that you don’t have to have a large performance space to successfully produce a big show. This production proved to be an evening of ever-increasing intensity, both in comedy and drama, and was clearly a hit with their audience. 

 *TANYS has three categories of acknowledgement.  They include the following:

Meritorious Achievement, Excellence and Outstanding Achievement.

Meritorious Achievement =  advanced theatrical skill noted
Excellence  = theatrical skill base not routinely noted in non-professional theatre
Outstanding Achievement = theatrical skill base rarely seen in non-professional theatre