Highlands Little Theatre live broadway show

P.O. Box 691 Sebring Florida USA 33871 Tel: 863-382-2525

1995 Winners List

Gypsy outstrips all competition with 8 Zenons while 1776 proves constitutionally qualified to win 5 Zenons at this year's Awards Ceremony.

A Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim musical came in first and Sherman Edwards' surprise Broadway hit claimed second place at the Tenth Annual Zenon Awards Ceremony, October7, 1995. Jim Lanier's Gypsy was found entertaining enough to win 8 Zenons while Frank C. Oberhausen's colonial musical proved trenchantly qualified to win 5 strategic awards.

Gypsy's 8 Zenons included:

Best Director: Jim Lanier
Best Actress: Beverly Padgett as Rose
Best Supporting Actress: Melanie Boulay as Louise (Gypsy)
Best Producers: Tena Conyer and Margie Pollard
Best Stage Manager: Janet Waldron
Best Lighting Design: Frank C. Oberhausen
Best Music Director and Conductor: Pamela Lanier
Best Lighting Technician: Barbara Holt

1776's 5 Zenons included:

Best Play: Frank Oberhausen
Best Actor: Peter H. Pollard as John Adams
Best Supporting Actor: Paul Ferrell as Benjamin Franklin
Best Costume Design: Leena Violette
Best Lighting Technician: Barbara Holt

Ain't Misbehavin's 1 Zenon:

Best Lighting Technician: Barbara Holt

Gigi's 1 Zenon:

Best Set Design: Doug Dixon

Board Service Awards were presented to:

Gordy Mattson and Carole Mattson: For Gourmet and Building Maintenance
Vic Damigella: For Salad Bar Sub-Committee Chairman
Phil McClintock: For Gourmet and Anthony's Lounge
Tena Conyer: For Gourmet and Anthony's Lounge

The P/T Discretionary Awards were presented to:

Lois Brown: As Hair Stylist and Makeup Artist for the Season
Gordy Mattson: For Set Construction for the Season

The 10th Janelou Buck Significant Achievement Award was presented to Leena Violette for her years of costumes

The Big Winners:
Tena Conyer: 2 Zenons; Gordy Mattson: 2; Frank Oberhausen: 2; Leena Violette: 2 Zenons.

The First time Winners:
Doug Dixon; Pamela Lanier; Phil McClintock