Overture Awards Program 2023

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Finals Competition and Awards Ceremony Saturday, March 25, 2023 Previous Rounds Semi-Finals Competition Announcement Date Thursday, February 21, 2023 Regionals Competition Entry Date Tuesday, December 13, 2022 OVERTURE AWARDS ARE ENDOWED BY

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Finals Competition and Awards Ceremony Saturday, March 25, 2023 Aronoff Center • Jarson-Kaplan Theater Final Competition Order DANCE CREATIVE WRITING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ~Intermission~

VOCAL MUSIC VISUAL ART THEATER ~Intermission~

AWARDS CEREMONY ARTS EDUCATOR AWARD STUDENT AWARDS Six Winner Awards (one in each discipline) $3,000 each Eighteen Finalist Awards $1,000 each EMCEE Jack Atherton Retired News Anchor/Writer STAGE MANAGER Michael Hatton PRODUCTION TEAM Joyce Bonomini Brenda Jones Nathan Baker Emily Spooner Ryan Dupree Jared O'Roark Jaclyn Stephens

The Overture Awards The Cincinnati Arts Association’s Overture Awards recognizes, encourages and rewards excellence in the arts among Tri-state students in grades 9-12. Its mission is to encourage arts education as an integral part of a student’s academic experience and to create an environment that encourages training in, and appreciation of, the arts. The Overture Awards Competition is the area’s largest solo arts competition and offers awards in six artistic disciplines: creative writing, dance, instrumental music, theatre, visual art, and vocal music. For the 2023 competition, students may win $3,000 (one awarded in each discipline) or a $1,000 finalist award (a total of eighteen awarded). Judges at all levels of the competition are from the professional arts community.

Overture Awards Staff President VP, Education & Community Engagement VP, Development Education and Community Engagement Associate Community Programs Manager Executive Assistant/Assistant Stage Manager After School Expand Program Director Youth and School Programs/Overture Manager Grants Impact & Special Projects Manager Additional CAA Staff Support

Steve Loftin Joyce Bonomini Deborah Morgan Nathan Baker Ryan DuPree Brenda Jones Jared O’Roark Emily Spooner Jaclyn Stephens Aronoff Center Operations Finance Marketing Ticketing Weston Art Gallery

Founded in 1992, the Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA) is a not-for-profit organization that oversees the programming and management of two of the Tri-state’s finest performing arts venues – the Aronoff Center for the Arts and Music Hall – and is dedicated to supporting performing and visual arts.

Each year, CAA presents a diverse schedule of events; serves upwards of 700,000 people in its venues; features the work of talented local, regional, and national artists in the Weston Art Gallery (located in the Aronoff Center); and supports the work of nearly a dozen resident companies. Since the inception of its acclaimed arts education programs in 1995, CAA has reached more than two-million students and adults. For more information, visit www.cincinnatiarts.org.

FINALS COMPETITORS DANCE

In order of appearance

HANNAH HERBERT • Grade 9, Turpin High School • Just Off Broadway Hannah is a member of Just Off Broadway's national award-winning convention and competition team. She trains in many different styles of dance with her most favorite being tap. Hannah has received numerous awards and scholarships specifically in tap from Ohio Dance Masters, NUVO, 24 Seven, and Wing It. She is a junior teacher at her studio and enjoys sharing her passion for tap with younger students.

YING LEI PHAM • Grade 11, Ursuline Academy • Movement Emporium Ying Lei trains at Movement Emporium in many genres of dance. She also enjoys learning and being exposed to other styles of choreography at conventions. She has won numerous awards, scholarships, and titles, both regionally and nationally.

As a dedicated student, she intends to pursue a double major to focus on both dance and academics in college.

ERIN STETHEM • Grade 9, Mount Notre Dame High School • McGing Irish Dancers Erin has been dancing with the McGing Irish Dancers since age five. Erin is an Open Champion level dancer and competes all over the United States, Canada, and Ireland. In the last four years, Erin has held the top three placements in her age group at the Mid-America Oireachtas, winning overall first place in 2019 and 2021. She has placed fourth at the North American Irish Dance Championships and is a five-time World Qualifier for the Worlds Irish Dance Championships.

Most recently, Erin competed at Worlds 2022 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and will be in Montreal in April 2023. Erin looks forward to many more competitions during her four years of high school.

ALEXANDRIA YETTER • Grade 10, Sycamore High School • Otto M. Budig Academy – Cincinnati Ballet Alexandria has been practicing ballet for the last eleven years and has performed in several Cincinnati Ballet productions. She has spent her summers studying ballet with the Bolshoi Ballet Academy, Kirov Academy, San Francisco Ballet, and Ellison Ballet, and will be attending the Boston Ballet this summer.

Alex has been a Semi-Finalist at the Youth America Grand Prix Ballet Competition for the last five years and is looking forward to her continued training under Sarah Hairston-Berkley and Jodie Gates at Cincinnati Ballet's Otto M. Budig Academy.

FINALS COMPETITORS CREATIVE WRITING In order of appearance

EDWARD LI • Grade 11, The Seven Hills School Edward is a violinist, composer, and storywriter of seven years. The Overture awards is one of many writing contests in which he has participated, such as the Harvard Global Essay competition and Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.

He looks forward to publishing his written work, taking musical commissions, and volunteering on a heritage railroad.

YUJIA LI • Grade 12, William Mason High School Yujia is a senior at Mason High School. Her work has been recognized by the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, the Young Poets Network, and various publications such as The Adroit Journal and Cleaver Magazine. She is the editor-in-chief of Double Yolk, a publication featuring poets of color and their journeys.

ANNA MATU • Grade 11, William Mason High School Anna is co-editor-in-chief of her school's literary magazine and a varsity member of its academic team. Her poetry has won three Scholastic Art and Writing silver keys, and Anna's second love, painting, has most recently been recognized with a gold key. In her writing, she marries her love for art and art history with a vivid passion for language.

YOSHIE VINTON • Grade 11, Sycamore High School Yoshie has been an avid writer from a young age. She is majorly inspired by her grandmother, who was always writing herself, and brought Yoshie to many writing club meetings with her grandmother’s circle of friends. Additionally, she attended the University of Chicago’s Summer Immersion Program for creating writing and has been in love with the craft ever since. Her favorite authors are Haruki Murakami and Madeline Miller. Thanks to her wonderful English teachers, Miss Johanna Gordon and Miss Tess Rosen, she has been given the wonderful opportunity to be part of The Overture Awards. For the future, Yoshie hopes to write novels as personal projects.

FINALS COMPETITORS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC In order of appearance

VIVIAN CHANG • Grade 10, William Mason High School • Hong Cheng Violin Studio Vivian has been studying violin since the age of four. She is a Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra member and is Cincinnati Public Radio's Maestro of Tomorrow Competition Top Prize winner, State winner of the OMTA Buckeye Strings competition, and First Place Prize winner of the American Protégé International Concerto Competition. Vivian has performed as a soloist and an orchestra member on stages at Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, the Chicago Symphony Center, and Cincinnati Music Hall. This summer, Vivian will join the National Youth Ensemble NYO2 and take part in NYO2's international debut in the Dominican Republic on an invited concert tour.

CHRISTY KIM • Grade 11, William Mason High School Christy has been playing the violin since she was six years old, and now plans to pursue violin performance after graduating high school. She enjoys playing in orchestras throughout her community and playing chamber music with friends. She is very grateful to her teachers and family for their support and is excited for this opportunity to perform in this year's Overture Awards finals.

ERICA NAM • Grade 10, Walnut Hills High School Erica Nam has studied violin with Professor Sassmannshaus since age seven in the Starling Project Cincinnati. She has played in masterclasses with Friedemann Eichhorn, Sibbi Bernhardsson, Amy Lee, and Vadim Gluzman.

Erica has soloed with the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra and Starling Chamber Orchestra, including, at age nine, a 2016 tour of China.

Erica is the top prize winner of the Jack and Lucille Wonnell Young Artist Competition, New Albany Symphony Concerto Competition, and Sejong Music Competition. She has participated in Bowdoin International Music Festival, Great Wall International Music Academy, Innsbrook Institute, Sounding Point Academy, and Philadelphia International Music Festival.

ARI PERAZA-WEBB • Grade 12, Wyoming High School Ari is a seventeen-year-old cellist and has practiced the instrument for the past fourteen years. At age six, he debuted at Carnegie Hall as winner of the AFA String Competition. He has journeyed to Germany, Switzerland, and numerous states to advance his proficiency on the cello. Ari has performed on NPR’s From The Top radio show with hosts Tessa Lark and Peter Dugan. He will perform the first movement of Samuel Barber’s Cello Concerto with the Cincinnati Symphony in the annual “Side by Side” concert in April.

FINALS COMPETITORS VOCAL MUSIC In order of appearance

SELA FOSTER • Grade 12, Homeschool • Keen Voice Studio and Kelly MacKenzie Thurley Vocal Studio Sela has been studying classical voice for seven years and jazz for three years.

A recent winner of The Young Arts National Competition and a previous finalist in the Overture Awards, Sela is excited to return to the Jarson-Kaplan Theater stage to sing for you.

ELLA CLARK • Grade 11, Dixie Heights High School • Talia Zoll's Studio of Music Ella lives in Northern Kentucky where she has studied voice since sixth grade with Talia Zoll. She recently placed third in the Matinee Musicale Scholarship competition and received an encouragement award in the Schmidt Vocal competition. She attended Governor's School for the Arts and sings with her school's chamber choir and the May Festival Youth Chorus. Ella also loves participating in her school’s musicals, where she combines her passion for singing and spending time with friends.

SABINE HUHN • Grade 11, Sycamore High School • Musical Arts Center Sabine is seventeen years old and has been studying vocal music for five years.

Sabine has always had a passion for many forms of art, but most of all music.

In the past three years, she has participated in various vocal competitions such as the Overture Awards and Matinee Musical. Sabine plans to continue to study voice through college and into her future.

SOPHIA TROYER • Grade 12, School for Creative and Performing Arts Sophia began studying the upright bass in seventh grade. She performs in her high school's Jazz and Symphony Orchestras. Her Jazz director encouraged her to study voice. Sophia is the principal bassist for CSO's Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and the bassist and vocalist for CCM Prep's Youth Jazz Orchestra. She was awarded Outstanding Vocal Soloist at the Essentially Ellington competition in 2022. Sophia is pursuing a Jazz Studies Degree in college.

FINALS COMPETITORS VISUAL ART In order of appearance

MEGAN BAUER • Grade 12, Oldenburg Academy Megan fell in love with animals at a very young age, which sparked the desire to create and draw. She won multiple Scholastic Awards, including a gold medal, and two art portfolio awards. Megan’s future plans are to pursue game design and animation at Purdue University.

MICHELLE CHEN • Grade 12, William Mason High School Michelle is a senior at Mason High School and loves creating art in all forms and mediums, including colored pencil, posca pens, and acrylic. In college, she hopes to combine her interests in STEM and the arts through engineering and studying an interdisciplinary field such as product design. One of her favorite pastimes is sleeping, although she also is also known for painting in her bathroom at 2:00 AM.

KAREN KIGANDA • Grade 12, Fairfield High School Karen has been practicing art for as long as she can remember. Even as a toddler, she was always creating. Whether it was making new characters, following drawing tutorials, or even drawing all over the walls, she has always practiced self-expression in different forms of art. Lately, her favorite medium has been oil painting, as she believes oil paint helps her best portray the vision she has for her artwork. Karen has not yet decided on a college, but hopes to continue practicing fine art after high school. She is extremely grateful for the opportunity to compete in the Overture Awards.

CAITLYN TUTTLE • Grade 12, Lakota West High School Caitlyn has been making art for as long as she was able to hold a Crayola marker. A competitive dancer, she treasures her time in any studio devoted to the arts. With the support of her teachers over the years, Caitlyn has had many accomplishments, such as a piece that was featured in the J. Paul Getty Museum, multiple Scholastic Keys, and other juried competitions. She would like to give special thanks to her parents for always being there for her, and her two cats Nala and Simba.

FINALS COMPETITORS THEATER

In order of appearance

FRANNY BELL • Grade 11, Indian Hill High School • Kate Brauer-Bell Acting Studio Franny most recently appeared in Singin’ in the Rain at The Carnegie. She is performing in Kiss Me, Kate at the Covedale now through April 8, and Jesus Christ Superstar as Mary Magdalene at her school next month. She plans to pursue a BFA in Musical Theatre after high school.

BROOKE CHAMBERLIN • Grade 12, Milford High School • CCM Prep Brooke has been performing in the Cincinnati area since she was seven years old. Some of her favorites include To Kill a Mockingbird (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park), The Miracle Worker (Cincinnati Landmark Productions), and Disney’s Descendants (Acting Up). In her free time, Brooke likes to read, bake, and volunteer with The Miracle League of Cincinnati. She would like to thank Lisa Ericksen for nominating her, as well as the Cincinnati Arts Association for this opportunity.

CHANDUNI HERATH • Grade 10, Notre Dame Academy • Slater Music Academy Chanduni has had a passion for singing since she was very young. She decided to try out taking part in musicals at summer camps and schools, and soon learned that people seemed to enjoy her acting skills as well. Now, she is taking every opportunity she can to bring her closer to her Broadway dreams.

MORGAN ROBBINS • Grade 12, Sycamore High School • Cincinnati Music Academy Morgan is beyond grateful to be performing at this year’s Overture Awards.

Soon, she will be playing Lady of the Lake in her high school production of Spamalot. After she graduates, she plans on getting a BFA in Musical Theatre.

Morgan would like to thank her wonderful coaches, Paul McCready, John Whapham, Lea and Drew Lachey, and of course, her amazing family.

2023 OVERTURE AWARDS JUDGES Each round of the competition—Regionals, Semi-Finals, and Finals—are adjudicated by a panel of judges who are professionals in their discipline.

CREATIVE WRITING Chair: Elissa Yancey Regionals: Alan Jozwiak, Jeff Seuss, Billy Simms, B.R. Smith, Sherry Cook Stanforth, Susan Steinkamp Semi-Finals: Joseph Bates, Michelle Lawrence, Rebecca Todd Finals: Michael Hennessey, Zackary Hill, Alison Russell

DANCE Chair: Jacqui Haas Regionals: Jessica Harris, Joy Detherage Jovet, Jeaunita Olowe Semi-Finals: Christina Bolden, Tracy Bonner, David Choate Finals: Donna Grisez, Mary Kamp, Diane Lala

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Chair: Janell Eschenbrenner Regionals: Frank Huang, Danielle Hundley, Ellen Croy Stephens, Siok Lian Tan, Elizabeth Wu Semi-Finals: Ellis Anderson, Becky Jones, Tyler McKisson Finals: Pin-Hsuan Chen, Kevin Holzman, Alexander Moore

THEATER Chair: Jared O’Roark Regionals: Beth Harris, Katie Johannigman, Greg Procaccino, Regina Pugh, Joshua Steele, Robert Weidle Semi-Finals: Marvin Hawkins, Ariel Shaw, Kate Wilford Finals: Carolyn Guido Clifford, Pat Linhart, Damon Stevens

VISUAL ART Chair: Billy Simms Regionals: Kip Eagen, David Knight, Deogracias Lerma, Craig Lloyd, Lindsay Nehls, Amanda Nurre, Anna Christine Sands, Paige William Semi-Finals: Richard Fruth, Kelly Phelps, Jane Winget Sheldon Finals: Anissa Lewis, Kendall Neyer, Paige Wideman

VOCAL MUSIC Chairs: Kathy Wade Regionals: Dione Bennett, Jason Holmes, Jiana Hunter, Ebony Menefield, Danielle Steele, Jackie Stevens Semi-Finals: David Adams, Ellen Graham, Marc Weagraff Finals: Vernon Hartman, Jessica Rivera Shafer, Mary Henderson-Stucky

2023 OVERTURE AWARDS SEMI-FINALISTS CREATIVE WRITING Britney Ampadu Charlotte Hagen Hailey Hartman Edward Li Yujia Li Nkemdilim (Anna Rose) Matu Abigail Rosenfeldt Yoshie Vinton Lillian Waltz Mikul Wyler

Grade 11 12 11 11 12 11 12 11 10 11

High School Conner Senior High School Mariemont High School William Mason High School The Seven Hills School William Mason High School/Ellipsis Writing William Mason High School Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Sycamore High School Indian Hill High School Seven Hills School

DANCE Alexis Achterberg Ava Cassidy

Grade 12 12

Piper Conner

11

Tabbi Courts

10

Uma Georgeton

11

Rylie Godin

10

Hannah Herbert Maren Hunley Ying Lei Pham Erin Stethem Alexandria Yetter

9 9 11 9 10

High School/Studio Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy/CHCA Dance Academy School for Creative and Performing Arts/Just Off Broadway, Movement Emporium West Clermont High School/Just Off Broadway, McGing Irish Dancers Ohio Virtual Academy/Just Off Broadway, CHCA Dance Academy Liberty University Online Academy/Just Off Broadway, CHCA Dance Academy Walnut Hills High School/Movement Emporium, Cincinnati Ballet Academy Turpin High School/Just Off Broadway School for Creative and Performing Arts/Just Off Broadway Ursuline Academy/Just Off Broadway Mount Notre Dame High School/Movement Emporium Sycamore High School/Cincinnati Ballet Academy, Just Off Broadway

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Benedict Cecilio Vivian Chang Joshua Chertock Ty Graft Maeve Henderson Christy Kim Annie Li Sophia Li Erica Nam Ari Peraza-Webb Nathan Wang Keliang Yao Lucy Zhang

Grade 11 10 11 12 10 11 9 9 10 12 11 10 10

High School/Studio Sycamore High School/Leung Studios William Mason High School Bishop Fenwick High School Conner Senior High School/Leung Studios Walnut Hills High School/Leung Studios William Mason High School William Mason High School/UC CCM Prep William Mason High School/Immanuel School of Music Walnut Hills High School Wyoming High School Seven Hills School Seven Hills School William Mason High School/Leung Studios

THEATER Franny Bell Brooke Chamberlin Kendle Coffey Emery Cunningham Claire Dillon Clare Graff Chanduni Herath Abby Hobek Elena Malott Maya Max Addison Miller Morgan Robbins Maria Shomo Grayson Teegarden Sean Young

Grade 11 12 12 12 12 11 10 10 12 11 10 12 12 12 12

High School/Studio or Private Teacher Indian Hill High School Milford High School/CCM Prep/Musical Arts Center Mount Notre Dame High School/Musical Arts Center Indian Hill High School Sycamore High School/Musical Arts Center Walnut Hills High School/Musical Arts Center Notre Dame Academy Slater/Music Academy Mariemont High School Sycamore High School Ursuline Academy/Musical Arts Center Wyoming High School/Musical Arts Center Sycamore High School Sycamore High School Campbell County High School Moeller High School/CCM Prep

VISUAL ART Megan Bauer Michelle Chen Alexandra Franz John Gray Hayeon Jeong Karen Kiganda Aidan Metz Micah Nourie Coryn Pease Tiffany Truong Caitlyn Tuttle Madison Uhl Alisha Verma Vivian Xu Ellen Zhang

Grade 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 11

High School Oldenburg Academy William Mason High School Walnut Hills High School Oak Hills High School Lakota West High School Fairfield High School Elder High School Sycamore High School Lakota West High School Oak Hills High School Lakota West High School Lakota East High School William Mason High School Indian Hill High School William Mason High School

VOCAL MUSIC Ella Clark Sela Foster Sabine Huhn Joshua Knehans Susannah Langlitz Sophia Troyer Anna Voss

Grade 11 12 11 12 12 12 12

High School/Studio Dixie Heights High School/Karl Resnik Studio Homeschool Sycamore High School/Shawn Charton Studios Indian Hill High School/Golden Voice Studio Oak Hills High School/Keen Voice Studio School for Creative and Performing Arts School for Creative and Performing Arts/Shawn Charton Studios

ARTS EDUCATOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARTS INSTRUCTION The Arts Educator Award promotes and rewards excellence in arts instruction throughout Greater Cincinnati. An educator who teaches any of the following arts disciplines may be nominated: Creative Writing, Dance, Instrumental Music, Theater, Visual Art, and Vocal Music. They can be a high school arts specialist, teaching artist working with high school students, or an arts professional or educator providing private lessons or instruction. Nominations for the award must come from students between the ages of 14-19 who are currently enrolled in high school. Nominations are made by submitting an on-line application with a three-minute video about why the nominee is an exemplary arts educator.

The winner of the 2023 award will receive $1,000, and two finalists will receive $500. The recipient of the Arts Educator Award may utilize the monetary award to strengthen their program or practice, e.g. artist fee for guest lecturer or master class, purchase of equipment, or a professional learning opportunity, such as tuition assistance for either the educator or for students to study with the recipient or another professional.

History of the Award The Arts Educator Award was first introduced during the 2006-07 Season as the “Theater Educator Award,” which was originally created by Jackie Demaline, former Cincinnati Enquirer theatre critic and arts reporter, as one of the first initiatives of the Enquirer’s Acclaim Awards for Excellence in Cincinnati Theatre. With its move to the Cincinnati Arts Association’s Overture Awards program in 2015, the Theatre Educator Award has broadened its scope to become the Arts Educator Award.

ARTS EDUCATOR AWARD FINALISTS

Kathy Cammett, The Golden Voice Studio Discipline: Vocal Music Nominated by Luis Vega-Torres Hong Cheng, Hong Cheng Violin Studio Discipline: Instrumental Music Nominated by Vivian Chang John Ingram, Private Instructor Discipline: Instrumental Music Nominated by John Paul Shannon Judges: Jacqui Haas, Elissa Yancey

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