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The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical "Chicago" during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical "Chicago" during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical "Chicago" during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical "Chicago" during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical

The students of Mount Sinai High School performing “All that Jazz” from the musical "Chicago" during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

Newfield High School performs “Under the Sea” from

Newfield High School performs “Under the Sea” from "The Little Mermaid." MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The students of East Hampton High School performing “Footloose” from the musical of the same name during the Teeny Awards ceremony on June 5. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The 2022 Teeny Award winners take a bow. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The 2022 Teeny Award winners take a bow. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The 2022 Teeny Award winners take a selfie with the show's host Anita Boyer. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

The 2022 Teeny Award winners take a selfie with the show's host Anita Boyer. MICHAEL O’CONNOR/CLASSY CAMERA

authorStaff Writer on Jun 9, 2022

On Sunday, June 5, East End Arts & Humanities Council Inc. presented the 20th Annual Teeny Awards at Riverhead High School. Hosted by former Teeny Awards coordinator and dancer and choreographer Anita Boyer, the event featured performances by students from the 2021-2022 season.

The Teenys honor high school theater productions across the region and the 2022 participating schools were: Bellport High School, Center Moriches High School, East Hampton High School, Greenport High School, Hampton Bays High School, Longwood High School, Mattituck High School, Mount Sinai High School, Miller Place High School, Newfield High School, Pierson High School (Sag Harbor), Riverhead High School, Rocky Point High School, Sachem East High School, Sachem High School North, Shelter Island High School, Southampton High School, Southold High School, and Westhampton Beach High School.

And The 2022 East End Arts Teeny Awards Winners Are ...
 

Lead Female in a Play (TIE):

Samantha Cavorti in the role of Penny Sycamore in “You Can’t Take it With You” at Longwood

Zoe Richardson in the role of Trish in “One Stoplight Town” at Pierson

Lead Male in a Play:

Adam Pollizotto in the role of Prince Charming in “Game of Tiaras” at Sachem North

Supporting Female in a Play:

Jacquelyn Conlon in the role of Essie Carmichael in “You Can’t Take it With You” at Longwood

Supporting Male in a Play:

Everett McMahon in the role of Melvin in “One Stoplight Town” at Pierson

Lead Female in a Musical:

Victoria Mena in the role of Velma Kelly in “Chicago” at Mount Sinai

Lead Male in a Musical:

Jacob Schiavone in the role of SpongeBob SquarePants in “The SpongeBob Musical” at Riverhead

Supporting Female in a Musical:

Dakota Quackenbush in the role of Rusty in “Footloose” at East Hampton

Supporting Male in a Musical:

Joseph Podlas in the role of Squidward in “The SpongeBob Musical” at Riverhead

Outstanding Performer in a Play or Musical (TIE):

Anika Petruccelli in the role of Wendy Jo in “Footloose” at East Hampton

Cheyanne Metzger in the role of Frieda in “A Bronx Tale” at Riverhead

Outstanding Choreography:

Avery Rubino & Joseph Podlas for “I’m Not a Loser” Tap Dance from “The SpongeBob Musical” at Riverhead

Outstanding Poster Design:

Alexa Feeney for “Chicago” at Southold

Long Island Musical Theatre Festival Scholarship Recipient:

Jasmine Recova in the role of Jetsam in “The Little Mermaid” at Newfield

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