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Grease slithered into the esteemed second place of Zenon winning plays by accumulating a dozen awards for its deft direction, clever casting, and polished presentation.

The Twenty-first Annual Zenon Awards once again re-shuffle the order of Zenon winning plays when Director Tammie Pollard's musical Grease became the first musical to win twelve awards. Seven Brides For Seven Brothers, directed by Joe Willis, was engaging enough to share in five Zenons with Mac Byron's Drop Dead's three awards and Mike McMillian's Hoodwink's one Zenon. The evening will also be remembered for its high degree of excellence by the talanted members of Highland's Little Theatre's singers and dancers.

• The Best Play: Tammie Pollard
• Best Actress in a Leading Role: Heather Boyce, as Sandy Dumbrowsky
• Best Actor in a Leading Role: Christopher Hayes as Danny Zuko
• Best Actress in a Supporting Role: Loraine Biron as Betty Rizzo
• Best Actor in a Supporting Role: Chris Moore as Kenickie
• Best Costuming: Helen Curcio and Tammie Pollard
• Best Director: Tammie Pollard
• Best Stage Manager: Steve McDaniel
• Best Lighting Design: Stan Epling II and Tammie Pollard

• Best Lighting Technician: Heidi Hoffman
• Best Musical Director, Videographer, and Music Production: Wayne Lambright
• Best Choreography and Assistant Director: Jenny Rowe

• Best Stage Design: Robert Black
• Best Producer: Patty Young

• Best Lighting Technician: Heidi Hoffman
• Best Musical Director, Videographer, and Music Production: Wayne Lambright
• Best Construction Foreman: Ken Hall

• Best Lighting Technician: Heidi Hoffman
• Best Musical Director, Videographer, and Music Production: Wayne Lambright
• Best Construction Foreman: Ken Hall

• Best Musical Director, Videographer, and Music Production: Wayne Lambright

• Bob and Gwen Given for their tireless work in Gourmet
• Kristin Taylor for her service on the Marketing and Newsletter committees
• Bill La Peer for all of his work with Brushes and Brooms
• Jackie Scheil and Ellen Lemos for their endless efforts running Anthony's Lounge

The 20th Janelou Buck Significant Achievement Award was presented to Tammie Pollard for her many years of creative and winning contributions to Highlands Little Theatre.

The Big Winner: Tammie Pollard who earned five of the twenty-four Zenons awarded this season.

The following twelve previous winners all received one more Zenon this year: Helen Curcio, Bob Given, Wayne Lambright, Patty Young, Chris Hayes, Loraine Biron, Ken Hall, Ellen Lemos, Steve McDaniel, Jenny Rowe, Jackie Scheil, and Kirstin Taylor.

The following seven members were first-time winners and received one Zenon each this year: Robert Black, Heather Boyce, Stan Epling II, Gwen Given, Heidi Hoffman, Bill La Peer, and Chris Moore.

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