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Schwartz Scholarship Competition at Loft Theatre

April 21, 2011 By Russell Florence, Jr. Leave a Comment

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Stephen Schwartz

The Human Race Theatre Company will present its fourth annual Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Scholarship finals Tuesday, April 26 at 7 p.m. at the Loft Theatre, 126 N. Main St.

Ten students, the largest group of collegiate and high school finalists to participate thus far, will compete for $3,500 in scholarships named in honor of the prolific Tony nominated and Oscar winning composer of such works as “Godspell,” “Pippin,” “The Prince of Egypt” and “Wicked.” This year’s contenders are:

  • Blaine Boyd, a Wright State University senior
  • Mimi Klipstine Dick, an Interlochen Arts Academy senior from West Milton
  • Joanna Draper, an Oakwood High School senior
  • Molly Emerson, a Wright State University senior
  • Bradley Farmer, a Springboro High School senior
  • Alexandra Finke, a University of Michigan junior from Centerville and co-winner of the inaugural competition in 2008
  • Mary Kate O’Neill, a Kettering-Fairmont High School senior
  • Jamard Richardson, a University of Oklahoma sophomore from Union
  • Jenyth Rosati, a Wright State University junior
  • Lucian Smith, a Wright State University senior

Each finalist will perform a Schwartz selection and a show tune from another composer under the music direction of Julie Spangler. The audience will also have the opportunity to cast a collective vote which will be added to the judges’ votes. Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra music director Neal Gittleman will host the event, which will not be attended by Schwartz due to his involvement in the New York premiere of his first opera “Seance on a Wet Afternoon.”

Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for students. For tickets or more information, call Ticket Center Stage at (937) 228-3630 or visit www.humanracetheatre.org.

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About Russell Florence, Jr.

Russell Florence, Jr. is a member of The American Theatre Critics Association and The Drama League. In addition to his role as arts and culture editor of Dayton City Paper and theater critic for Dayton City Paper and Impact Weekly, he served as a Dayton Daily News freelance writer and editorial page contributor. He has also written features for such theater publications as Spotlight Ohio and The Sondheim Review. Over the past 25 years, he has seen over 1,000 shows locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally encompassing New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, Toronto, Madrid, and Rome among other destinations.

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