By Jason Emerson
Cazenovia High School brought home two awards Sunday night from the fourth annual Syracuse High School Theatre Awards. Senior Megan Schwartz won the award for outstanding actress in a lead role, and Maureen Carroll won the award for outstanding execution of choreography.
“I was so surprised and humbled,” Schwartz said of her win. “It was a surreal moment and a wonderful night filled with so much amazing talent!”
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The Cazenovia High School Drama Club production of “Nice Work if You Can Get it” received 10 nominations total, including outstanding overall production of a musical (medium school).
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The Syracuse High School Theatre Awards event, sponsored by the Syracuse Area Honda Dealers, took place on Sunday, June 3, at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse. The evening was a Tony Awards-inspired production featuring hundreds of high school performers from 23 Central New York schools.
The event was established by Advance Media New York (Syracuse.com, The Post-Standard, NYUP) to celebrate and recognize students’ achievements in the arts.