http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/getFeed.kickAction?quantity=25 New videos from reyesjes on uVuSouthFlorida Fri, 10 May 2013 18:00:51 GMT Fri, 10 May 2013 18:00:51 GMT techsupport@uvu.channel2.org (reyesjes) techsupport@uvu.channel2.org (reyesjes) KickApps Feed Builder 2013-05-10T18:00:51Z 2682 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/searchEverything.kickAction?as=86294&sortType=recent&tags=null 0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Life-of-Mammals/video/1832370/86294.html Fri, 10 May 2013 18:00:51 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Life-of-Mammals/video/1832370/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-10T18:00:51Z uVuSouthFlorida nonadult false Life of Mammals video 9 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1832370 4667330 Member 250 30 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_20th-Century-Battlefields-Vietnam/video/1832362/86294.html Fri, 10 May 2013 17:23:34 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_20th-Century-Battlefields-Vietnam/video/1832362/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-10T17:23:34Z uVuSouthFlorida nonadult false 20th Century Battlefields: Vietnam video 6 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1832362 4667330 Member 250 30 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Extraordinary-Women/video/1832216/86294.html Thu, 09 May 2013 16:58:37 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Extraordinary-Women/video/1832216/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-09T16:58:37Z uVuSouthFlorida nonadult false Extraordinary Women video 38 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1832216 4667330 Member 250 30 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_The-Seto-Trio-at-Cinema-Paradiso/video/1832212/86294.html This young & talented ensemble, Kevin & Kristen Seto as violionists and Stephen Seto playing the piano will delight all with a Mother's Day special concertat Cinema Paradisoabout THE SETO TRIO:Kevin Seto, a junior at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, is majoring in violin performance. He has also studied violin at the Boston Conservatory. Kevin began his violin studies at the age of 3 and joined the Florida Youth Orchestra in third grade. During his time at F.Y.O. Kevin enjoyed many performance opportunities including performing in America’s 400th Anniversary celebration with the Virginia Symphony and playing in Carnegie Hall in New York City. In May of 2009 the Florida Youth Orchestra presented him with the prestigious Joseph Leavitt Award. During his high school years, Kevin participated in the All County and All State Orchestras, was concertmaster of the Flanagan High School Orchestra, and in his senior year was nominated for the Miami Herald’s Silver Knights Award in Music. At FGCU, he was chosen to participate in the Florida Enhanced Learning Through Music programs in Collier County teaching the pre-k violin literacy program, recognized by Florida’s Department of Education, at the Guadalupe Early Childhood Center in Immokalee, Florida. Recent accomplishments include winning third place in the Big Arts Concerto Competition, first place in the Young Artists Awards and first place in the Jillian Prescott Music Awards in Fort Myers. Kristen Seto:As a violin performance major at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, Kristen Seto is currently studying with Mrs. Carol Cole and previously studied with Huifang Chen and Thomas D. Moore. Kristen was selected among the nations greatest to play in the National High School Honors Orchestra in Atlanta, Georgia. As a member of the Florida Youth Orchestra for 11 years, Kristen had the opportunity to serve as assistant concertmaster of the Principal Orchestra and first violinist of the Aurora Strings Quartet, where she was awarded the prestigious Joseph Leavitt Music Award.  In 2012, Kristen was awarded honorable mention in the New World Symphony concerto competition and was selected as concertmaster for their Side-By-Side Concert. In high school she participated in All-County, All-State, and Florida Federation of Music Clubs Finals where she won first place in violin solo and honorable mention in violin concerto. In 2007, Kristen performed in America’s 400th Anniversary in Jamestown, Virginia where she was one of the 400 musicians chosen from around the country to play her violin with the Virginia Symphony for the President of the United States. Recent accomplishments include winning first place in the Ars Flores Young Artists Concerto Competition, honorable mention in the Miami Herald’s Silver Knights Award in Music and second place in the Big Arts Concerto Competition.  Stephen Seto:currently pursuing a Professional Performance Certificate in Piano Performance at Lynn Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of Dr. Roberta Rust.  He recently completed his Master’s Degree from Lynn Conservatory of Music at Lynn University and received his Bachelor of Music with honors from the University of Miami where he studied piano with Tian Ying and harpsichord with Frank Cooper.  Stephen has participated in piano master classes with pianists Ory Shihor, Jon Kimura Parker, Santiago Rodriguez, Luis Ascot, Louis Lortie, and Margarita Shevchenko.  He was first place winner of the Fourteenth Annual Scholarship Competition presented by the Palm Beach County Music Teachers Association and has participated in the Florida Federation of Music Clubs State Convention where he was awarded 2nd place in Piano Solo and 2nd place in Piano Concerto.  In 2006 Stephen was among 11 outstanding pianists performing for the Chopin Festival Concert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.  His music has been played on local and national public radio stations.  Stephen accompanies students of all instruments but enjoys making music with his brother Kevin and sister Kristen, who are violinists.  He has also accompanied student’s participating in the Florida Orchestra Association music ensembles of Broward County Schools.  Recently, he was the pianist for the award winning musical “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” and “Nine to Five” at West Boca High School.  Stephen balances out his time with the ukulele, guitar, composing, recording, astronomy, nature, spear fishing, and surfing. This young & talented ensemble, Kevin & Kristen Seto as violionists and Stephen Seto playing the piano will delight all with a Mother's Day special concertat Cinema Paradisoabout THE SETO TRIO:Kevin Seto, a junior at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, is majoring in violin performance. He has also studied violin at the Boston Conservatory. Kevin began his violin studies at the age of 3 and joined the Florida Youth Orchestra in third grade. During his time at F.Y.O. Kevin enjoyed many performance opportunities including performing in America’s 400th Anniversary celebration with the Virginia Symphony and playing in Carnegie Hall in New York City. In May of 2009 the Florida Youth Orchestra presented him with the prestigious Joseph Leavitt Award. During his high school years, Kevin participated in the All County and All State Orchestras, was concertmaster of the Flanagan High School Orchestra, and in his senior year was nominated for the Miami Herald’s Silver Knights Award in Music. At FGCU, he was chosen to participate in the Florida Enhanced Learning Through Music programs in Collier County teaching the pre-k violin literacy program, recognized by Florida’s Department of Education, at the Guadalupe Early Childhood Center in Immokalee, Florida. Recent accomplishments include winning third place in the Big Arts Concerto Competition, first place in the Young Artists Awards and first place in the Jillian Prescott Music Awards in Fort Myers. Kristen Seto:As a violin performance major at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, Kristen Seto is currently studying with Mrs. Carol Cole and previously studied with Huifang Chen and Thomas D. Moore. Kristen was selected among the nations greatest to play in the National High School Honors Orchestra in Atlanta, Georgia. As a member of the Florida Youth Orchestra for 11 years, Kristen had the opportunity to serve as assistant concertmaster of the Principal Orchestra and first violinist of the Aurora Strings Quartet, where she was awarded the prestigious Joseph Leavitt Music Award.  In 2012, Kristen was awarded honorable mention in the New World Symphony concerto competition and was selected as concertmaster for their Side-By-Side Concert. In high school she participated in All-County, All-State, and Florida Federation of Music Clubs Finals where she won first place in violin solo and honorable mention in violin concerto. In 2007, Kristen performed in America’s 400th Anniversary in Jamestown, Virginia where she was one of the 400 musicians chosen from around the country to play her violin with the Virginia Symphony for the President of the United States. Recent accomplishments include winning first place in the Ars Flores Young Artists Concerto Competition, honorable mention in the Miami Herald’s Silver Knights Award in Music and second place in the Big Arts Concerto Competition.  Stephen Seto:currently pursuing a Professional Performance Certificate in Piano Performance at Lynn Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of Dr. Roberta Rust.  He recently completed his Master’s Degree from Lynn Conservatory of Music at Lynn University and received his Bachelor of Music with honors from the University of Miami where he studied piano with Tian Ying and harpsichord with Frank Cooper.  Stephen has participated in piano master classes with pianists Ory Shihor, Jon Kimura Parker, Santiago Rodriguez, Luis Ascot, Louis Lortie, and Margarita Shevchenko.  He was first place winner of the Fourteenth Annual Scholarship Competition presented by the Palm Beach County Music Teachers Association and has participated in the Florida Federation of Music Clubs State Convention where he was awarded 2nd place in Piano Solo and 2nd place in Piano Concerto.  In 2006 Stephen was among 11 outstanding pianists performing for the Chopin Festival Concert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.  His music has been played on local and national public radio stations.  Stephen accompanies students of all instruments but enjoys making music with his brother Kevin and sister Kristen, who are violinists.  He has also accompanied student’s participating in the Florida Orchestra Association music ensembles of Broward County Schools.  Recently, he was the pianist for the award winning musical “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” and “Nine to Five” at West Boca High School.  Stephen balances out his time with the ukulele, guitar, composing, recording, astronomy, nature, spear fishing, and surfing. Thu, 09 May 2013 16:29:46 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_The-Seto-Trio-at-Cinema-Paradiso/video/1832212/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-09T16:29:46Z Music uVuSouthFlorida This young & talented ensemble, Kevin & Kristen Seto as violionists and Stephen Seto playing the piano will delight all with a Mother's Day special concertat Cinema Paradisoabout THE SETO TRIO:Kevin Seto, a junior at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, is majoring in violin performance. He has also studied violin at the Boston Conservatory. Kevin began his violin studies at the age of 3 and joined the Florida Youth Orchestra in third grade. During his time at F.Y.O. Kevin enjoyed many performance opportunities including performing in America’s 400th Anniversary celebration with the Virginia Symphony and playing in Carnegie Hall in New York City. In May of 2009 the Florida Youth Orchestra presented him with the prestigious Joseph Leavitt Award. During his high school years, Kevin participated in the All County and All State Orchestras, was concertmaster of the Flanagan High School Orchestra, and in his senior year was nominated for the Miami Herald’s Silver Knights Award in Music. At FGCU, he was chosen to participate in the Florida Enhanced Learning Through Music programs in Collier County teaching the pre-k violin literacy program, recognized by Florida’s Department of Education, at the Guadalupe Early Childhood Center in Immokalee, Florida. Recent accomplishments include winning third place in the Big Arts Concerto Competition, first place in the Young Artists Awards and first place in the Jillian Prescott Music Awards in Fort Myers. Kristen Seto:As a violin performance major at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, Kristen Seto is currently studying with Mrs. Carol Cole and previously studied with Huifang Chen and Thomas D. Moore. Kristen was selected among the nations greatest to play in the National High School Honors Orchestra in Atlanta, Georgia. As a member of the Florida Youth Orchestra for 11 years, Kristen had the opportunity to serve as assistant concertmaster of the Principal Orchestra and first violinist of the Aurora Strings Quartet, where she was awarded the prestigious Joseph Leavitt Music Award.  In 2012, Kristen was awarded honorable mention in the New World Symphony concerto competition and was selected as concertmaster for their Side-By-Side Concert. In high school she participated in All-County, All-State, and Florida Federation of Music Clubs Finals where she won first place in violin solo and honorable mention in violin concerto. In 2007, Kristen performed in America’s 400th Anniversary in Jamestown, Virginia where she was one of the 400 musicians chosen from around the country to play her violin with the Virginia Symphony for the President of the United States. Recent accomplishments include winning first place in the Ars Flores Young Artists Concerto Competition, honorable mention in the Miami Herald’s Silver Knights Award in Music and second place in the Big Arts Concerto Competition.  Stephen Seto:currently pursuing a Professional Performance Certificate in Piano Performance at Lynn Conservatory of Music under the tutelage of Dr. Roberta Rust.  He recently completed his Master’s Degree from Lynn Conservatory of Music at Lynn University and received his Bachelor of Music with honors from the University of Miami where he studied piano with Tian Ying and harpsichord with Frank Cooper.  Stephen has participated in piano master classes with pianists Ory Shihor, Jon Kimura Parker, Santiago Rodriguez, Luis Ascot, Louis Lortie, and Margarita Shevchenko.  He was first place winner of the Fourteenth Annual Scholarship Competition presented by the Palm Beach County Music Teachers Association and has participated in the Florida Federation of Music Clubs State Convention where he was awarded 2nd place in Piano Solo and 2nd place in Piano Concerto.  In 2006 Stephen was among 11 outstanding pianists performing for the Chopin Festival Concert in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.  His music has been played on local and national public radio stations.  Stephen accompanies students of all instruments but enjoys making music with his brother Kevin and sister Kristen, who are violinists.  He has also accompanied student’s participating in the Florida Orchestra Association music ensembles of Broward County Schools.  Recently, he was the pianist for the award winning musical “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” and “Nine to Five” at West Boca High School.  Stephen balances out his time with the ukulele, guitar, composing, recording, astronomy, nature, spear fishing, and surfing. cinema paradiso, music, the seto trio nonadult false The Seto Trio at Cinema Paradiso video cinema paradiso,music,the seto trio 125 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 Music 0 1832212 4667330 Member 250 286 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What-are-your-thoughts-on-the-decision-by-Hollywood-officials-to-remove-the-Lebo-mural/video/1832080/86294.html no description no description Wed, 08 May 2013 17:35:31 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_What-are-your-thoughts-on-the-decision-by-Hollywood-officials-to-remove-the-Lebo-mural/video/1832080/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-08T17:35:31Z uVuSouthFlorida no description nonadult false What are your thoughts on the decision by Hollywood officials to remove the Lebo mural? video 86 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1832080 4667330 Member 250 9 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Submerged-Songfest/video/1832078/86294.html EACH JULY A QUIRKY CONCERT IS BROADCAST UNDERWATER FOR DIVERS, SNORKELERS AND THE OCCASIONAL MERMAID, IN ORDER TO EMPHASIZE REEF PRESERVATION. THE NATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED SUBMERGED SONGFEST IS HELD AT LOOE KEY REEF IN THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY. THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL IS COMING UP ON JULY 13 AND IF YOU’D LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO ATTEND, GRAB A SNORKEL OR A TUBA AND  VISIT   http://www.fla-keys.com   EACH JULY A QUIRKY CONCERT IS BROADCAST UNDERWATER FOR DIVERS, SNORKELERS AND THE OCCASIONAL MERMAID, IN ORDER TO EMPHASIZE REEF PRESERVATION. THE NATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED SUBMERGED SONGFEST IS HELD AT LOOE KEY REEF IN THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY. THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL IS COMING UP ON JULY 13 AND IF YOU’D LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO ATTEND, GRAB A SNORKEL OR A TUBA AND  VISIT   http://www.fla-keys.com   Wed, 08 May 2013 16:44:31 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Submerged-Songfest/video/1832078/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-08T16:44:31Z uVuSouthFlorida EACH JULY A QUIRKY CONCERT IS BROADCAST UNDERWATER FOR DIVERS, SNORKELERS AND THE OCCASIONAL MERMAID, IN ORDER TO EMPHASIZE REEF PRESERVATION. THE NATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED SUBMERGED SONGFEST IS HELD AT LOOE KEY REEF IN THE FLORIDA KEYS NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY. THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL IS COMING UP ON JULY 13 AND IF YOU’D LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON HOW TO ATTEND, GRAB A SNORKEL OR A TUBA AND  VISIT   http://www.fla-keys.com   nonadult false Submerged Songfest video 19 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1832078 4667330 Member 250 86 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Artist-Michael-Bise/video/1832076/86294.html Artist Michael Bise creates intricate, highly personal drawings that trace the narrative of his life and touch on the universal themes of family, love, loss, and hope. TAKE A LOOK … Artist Michael Bise creates intricate, highly personal drawings that trace the narrative of his life and touch on the universal themes of family, love, loss, and hope. TAKE A LOOK … Wed, 08 May 2013 16:18:16 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Artist-Michael-Bise/video/1832076/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-08T16:18:16Z uVuSouthFlorida Artist Michael Bise creates intricate, highly personal drawings that trace the narrative of his life and touch on the universal themes of family, love, loss, and hope. TAKE A LOOK … nonadult false Artist, Michael Bise video 7 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1832076 4667330 Member 250 475 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Brit-Dramas-Promomov/video/1831956/86294.html Tue, 07 May 2013 14:30:14 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Brit-Dramas-Promomov/video/1831956/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-07T14:30:14Z uVuSouthFlorida nonadult false Brit Dramas Promo.mov video 57 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 0 1831956 4667330 Member 250 30 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Lighthouse-Larry/video/1830928/86294.html Larry Herlth is an Islamorada-based artist known locally as "Lighthouse Larry." Herlth has taken his passion for lighthouses and the influence of six of these structures off the Florida Keys and fashioned that vision into exact scaled replicas of the historical beacons, three of which were built before the Civil War. Let's take a look at how this Keys resident turned his hobby into an artistic vision. Larry Herlth is an Islamorada-based artist known locally as "Lighthouse Larry." Herlth has taken his passion for lighthouses and the influence of six of these structures off the Florida Keys and fashioned that vision into exact scaled replicas of the historical beacons, three of which were built before the Civil War. Let's take a look at how this Keys resident turned his hobby into an artistic vision. Wed, 01 May 2013 18:12:23 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Lighthouse-Larry/video/1830928/86294.html reyesjes 2013-05-01T18:12:23Z Art uVuSouthFlorida Larry Herlth is an Islamorada-based artist known locally as "Lighthouse Larry." Herlth has taken his passion for lighthouses and the influence of six of these structures off the Florida Keys and fashioned that vision into exact scaled replicas of the historical beacons, three of which were built before the Civil War. 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The awards for Maltz Jupiter Theatre were spread across three productions:  The Music Man took honors for Best Musical, Best Actor/Musical, Matt Loehr; Musical Direction, Anne Shuttleworth; Choreography, Shea Sullivan; and Costume Design, Jose M. Rivera.  Marcia Milgrom Dodge won Best Director for Hello Dolly!, a production that also saw wins for Best Actress/Musical, Vicki Lewis; and Best Supporting Actor/Musical, Matt Loehr. Angie Radosh won the Best Supporting Actress/Musical award for Cabaret.   The awards in the play categories were divided between GableStage in Coral Gables and Zoetic Stage in Miami.  GableStage won four awards: Best Production of a Play for the drama Ruined; Best Director, Joseph Adler; Best Actress, Lela Elam; and Best Supporting Actor, Robert Strain, all for their work in Ruined.  Zoetic Stage won three awards: Best Actor, Tom Wahl in I Am My Own Wife; Best Supporting Actress, Elena Maria Garcia, for Moscow; and Best New Work, Moscow, by Michael McKeever.   Four other theaters were honored with one award each.  Broward Stage Door Theatre in Coral Springs won the Best Ensemble award for Rumors.  Matt Corey won Best Sound for The Birds at Mosaic Theatre in Plantation.  Margaret M. Ledford won Best Lighting for The Turn of the Screw at Naked Stage in Miami.  And Michael Amico won Best Scenic Design for Talley’s Folly at Palm Beach Dramaworks in West Palm Beach.   Palm Beach County theaters earned 10 awards, followed by Miami-Dade theaters with 8 awards and Broward County theaters with 2 awards. (A full listing of the award winners follows.)   Along with honoring excellence in theater, a highlight of the annual Carbonell Awards ceremony is recognizing those who have made significant contributions to the arts.   The prestigious George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts, awarded to an individual (or team) who has contributed significantly to the artistic and cultural development of the region, was presented to Mario Ernesto Sanchez, founder and Producing Artistic Director of Teatro Avante and the International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami. Sanchez has worked with a passion to preserve, promote and develop Hispanic theater across the Americas with a major impact  locally and internationally since founding Teatro Avante in 1979.   The Ruth Foreman Award, which recognizes significant contributions to South Florida theater development by an individual or group, was awarded to Actors' Equity Association, the union that represents professional stage actors and stage managers across the U.S. Working to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of society, Actors’ Equity was honored in recognition of 100 years representing professional American theater on the occasion of their centennial. The Carbonell Awards also awarded $1,000 scholarships to four South Florida students pursuing careers in theater or journalism: Sammi-Jack Martincak (Miami Dade County) who attends of New World School of the Arts; Christian Frost (Broward County) who attends J.P. Taravella High School; Vanessa Contreras (Palm Beach County) who attends John L. Leonard High School; and Jade Zaroff (Palm Beach County) who attends West Boca Community High School.   Generous Sponsors Help Set New Record The Carbonell Awards, a not-for-profit organization, is funded by tax-deductible donations and award sponsorships. This year’s ceremony set a record for the most money raised in a single year.  The generosity of this year’s sponsors shows a growing commitment from the community to the Carbonell Awards and their mission to advance theater in South Florida.   This 37th annual Carbonell Awards was generously supported by a leadership gift from the South Florida Cultural Consortium, Additional major support was provided by the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Actors’ Equity Association, Dr. Margaret and Mike Eidson, Rita and Jerry Cohen, Don Walters, Kerry and Scott Shiller, South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Ann Kelly, Mary Ellen and Michael Peyton, Tony Finstrom, Neil Goldberg Dream Foundation & Cirque Dreams, Esslinger Wooten Maxwell (EWM) Realty, designel, Broadway Across America, Broward Cultural Division, ArtServe, Palm Beach County Cultural Council, and the South Florida Theatre League.   About the Carbonell Awards The Carbonell Awards fosters the artistic growth of professional theater in South Florida by celebrating the diversity of our theater artists, providing educational scholarships, and building audience appreciation and civic pride by highlighting achievements of our theater community. Over 25 professional theater companies in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties participate in the awards process every year. Each season volunteer panelists and judges choose nominees and recipients from hundreds of shows produced on our area stages. The Carbonell Awards also celebrate the accomplishments of our artistic leaders by presenting ‘Special Awards’ and support the  next generation of artists and journalists by awarding scholarships. Along with New York's Drama Desk and Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Awards, the Carbonell Awards are among the nation’s senior regional arts awards and predate others, including Washington, D.C.'s Helen Hayes Awards. The Carbonell Awards are named after Manuel Carbonell, an internationally-renowned sculptor, who designed the original solid bronze and marble award in 1976, the signature trophy that is given to Carbonell Award winners.   [image]Below is a complete list of this year’s Carbonell Award winners, followed by a breakdown of the awards by county, theater and production.       Carbonell Award Winners, 2012   Best New Work (play or musical) Moscow, Michael McKeever, Zoetic Stage   Best Production of a Play Ruined, GableStage   Best Director/Play Joseph Adler, Ruined, GableStage   Best Actor/Play Tom Wahl, I Am My Own Wife, Zoetic Stage   Best Actress/Play Lela Elam, Ruined, GableStage    Best Supporting Actor/Play Robert Strain, Ruined, GableStage    Best Supporting Actress/Play Elena Maria Garcia, Moscow, Zoetic Stage    Best Production of a Musical The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre Best Director/Musical Marsha Milgrom Dodge, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Actor/Musical Matt Loehr, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Actress/Musical Vicki Lewis, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Best Supporting Actor/Musical Matt Loehr, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Best Supporting Actress/Musical Angie Radosh, Cabaret, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Musical Direction/Musical Anne Shuttleworth, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Choreography/Musical Shea Sullivan, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Scenic Design/play or musical Michael Amico, Talley’s Folly, Palm Beach Dramaworks   Best Lighting Design/play or musical Margaret M. Ledford, The Turn of the Screw, The Naked Stage   Best Costume Design/play or musical Jose M. Rivera, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Sound Design/play or musical Matt Corey, The Birds, Mosaic Theatre   Best Ensemble Production (play or musical) Rumors, Broward Stage Door     Awards by County   10        Palm Beach      8         Miami-Dade     2         Broward                   Awards by Theater   9          Maltz Jupiter Theatre   4          GableStage       3          Zoetic Stage     1          Broward Stage Door Theatre    1          Mosaic Theatre            1          The Naked Stage 1          Palm Beach Dramaworks                                 Awards by Production   5          The Music Man  Maltz Jupiter Theatre 4          Ruined   GableStage                 3          Hello, Dolly!  Maltz Jupiter Theatre 1          I Am My Own Wife  Zoetic Stage          2          Moscow  Zoetic Stage              1          Cabaret  Maltz Jupiter Theatre            1          The Turn of the Screw  The Naked Stage         1          The Birds  Mosaic Theatre       1          Rumors  Stage Door Theatre    1          Talley’s Folly  Palm Beach Dramaworks   WINNERS OF THE 37TH ANNUAL CARBONELL AWARDS ANNOUNCED MALTZ JUPITER THEATRE SWEEPS MUSICAL CATEGORIES AT ANNUAL CEREMONY   FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. --- On Monday night, April 1, at the 37th annual Carbonell Awards, when the statuettes were all handed out, the musical numbers had concluded and the audience had left Broward Center for the Performing Arts to attend the after-party, two things could not be denied:  South Florida is home to a rich, vibrant theatrical community packed with talent; and it was a good night to be the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.   Although the nominations were spread among 18 of South Florida theaters, three theaters dominated Monday night’s ceremony.  Maltz Jupiter Theatre was honored with nine awards, winning every musical category, a feat that hasn’t happened in 34 years, when the Miami Beach Theatre of the Performing Arts swept the musical categories at the third annual Carbonell Awards. The awards for Maltz Jupiter Theatre were spread across three productions:  The Music Man took honors for Best Musical, Best Actor/Musical, Matt Loehr; Musical Direction, Anne Shuttleworth; Choreography, Shea Sullivan; and Costume Design, Jose M. Rivera.  Marcia Milgrom Dodge won Best Director for Hello Dolly!, a production that also saw wins for Best Actress/Musical, Vicki Lewis; and Best Supporting Actor/Musical, Matt Loehr. Angie Radosh won the Best Supporting Actress/Musical award for Cabaret.   The awards in the play categories were divided between GableStage in Coral Gables and Zoetic Stage in Miami.  GableStage won four awards: Best Production of a Play for the drama Ruined; Best Director, Joseph Adler; Best Actress, Lela Elam; and Best Supporting Actor, Robert Strain, all for their work in Ruined.  Zoetic Stage won three awards: Best Actor, Tom Wahl in I Am My Own Wife; Best Supporting Actress, Elena Maria Garcia, for Moscow; and Best New Work, Moscow, by Michael McKeever.   Four other theaters were honored with one award each.  Broward Stage Door Theatre in Coral Springs won the Best Ensemble award for Rumors.  Matt Corey won Best Sound for The Birds at Mosaic Theatre in Plantation.  Margaret M. Ledford won Best Lighting for The Turn of the Screw at Naked Stage in Miami.  And Michael Amico won Best Scenic Design for Talley’s Folly at Palm Beach Dramaworks in West Palm Beach.   Palm Beach County theaters earned 10 awards, followed by Miami-Dade theaters with 8 awards and Broward County theaters with 2 awards. (A full listing of the award winners follows.)   Along with honoring excellence in theater, a highlight of the annual Carbonell Awards ceremony is recognizing those who have made significant contributions to the arts.   The prestigious George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts, awarded to an individual (or team) who has contributed significantly to the artistic and cultural development of the region, was presented to Mario Ernesto Sanchez, founder and Producing Artistic Director of Teatro Avante and the International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami. Sanchez has worked with a passion to preserve, promote and develop Hispanic theater across the Americas with a major impact  locally and internationally since founding Teatro Avante in 1979.   The Ruth Foreman Award, which recognizes significant contributions to South Florida theater development by an individual or group, was awarded to Actors' Equity Association, the union that represents professional stage actors and stage managers across the U.S. Working to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of society, Actors’ Equity was honored in recognition of 100 years representing professional American theater on the occasion of their centennial. The Carbonell Awards also awarded $1,000 scholarships to four South Florida students pursuing careers in theater or journalism: Sammi-Jack Martincak (Miami Dade County) who attends of New World School of the Arts; Christian Frost (Broward County) who attends J.P. Taravella High School; Vanessa Contreras (Palm Beach County) who attends John L. Leonard High School; and Jade Zaroff (Palm Beach County) who attends West Boca Community High School.   Generous Sponsors Help Set New Record The Carbonell Awards, a not-for-profit organization, is funded by tax-deductible donations and award sponsorships. This year’s ceremony set a record for the most money raised in a single year.  The generosity of this year’s sponsors shows a growing commitment from the community to the Carbonell Awards and their mission to advance theater in South Florida.   This 37th annual Carbonell Awards was generously supported by a leadership gift from the South Florida Cultural Consortium, Additional major support was provided by the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Actors’ Equity Association, Dr. Margaret and Mike Eidson, Rita and Jerry Cohen, Don Walters, Kerry and Scott Shiller, South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Ann Kelly, Mary Ellen and Michael Peyton, Tony Finstrom, Neil Goldberg Dream Foundation & Cirque Dreams, Esslinger Wooten Maxwell (EWM) Realty, designel, Broadway Across America, Broward Cultural Division, ArtServe, Palm Beach County Cultural Council, and the South Florida Theatre League.   About the Carbonell Awards The Carbonell Awards fosters the artistic growth of professional theater in South Florida by celebrating the diversity of our theater artists, providing educational scholarships, and building audience appreciation and civic pride by highlighting achievements of our theater community. Over 25 professional theater companies in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties participate in the awards process every year. Each season volunteer panelists and judges choose nominees and recipients from hundreds of shows produced on our area stages. The Carbonell Awards also celebrate the accomplishments of our artistic leaders by presenting ‘Special Awards’ and support the  next generation of artists and journalists by awarding scholarships. Along with New York's Drama Desk and Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Awards, the Carbonell Awards are among the nation’s senior regional arts awards and predate others, including Washington, D.C.'s Helen Hayes Awards. The Carbonell Awards are named after Manuel Carbonell, an internationally-renowned sculptor, who designed the original solid bronze and marble award in 1976, the signature trophy that is given to Carbonell Award winners.   [image]Below is a complete list of this year’s Carbonell Award winners, followed by a breakdown of the awards by county, theater and production.       Carbonell Award Winners, 2012   Best New Work (play or musical) Moscow, Michael McKeever, Zoetic Stage   Best Production of a Play Ruined, GableStage   Best Director/Play Joseph Adler, Ruined, GableStage   Best Actor/Play Tom Wahl, I Am My Own Wife, Zoetic Stage   Best Actress/Play Lela Elam, Ruined, GableStage    Best Supporting Actor/Play Robert Strain, Ruined, GableStage    Best Supporting Actress/Play Elena Maria Garcia, Moscow, Zoetic Stage    Best Production of a Musical The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre Best Director/Musical Marsha Milgrom Dodge, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Actor/Musical Matt Loehr, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Actress/Musical Vicki Lewis, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Best Supporting Actor/Musical Matt Loehr, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Best Supporting Actress/Musical Angie Radosh, Cabaret, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Musical Direction/Musical Anne Shuttleworth, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Choreography/Musical Shea Sullivan, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Scenic Design/play or musical Michael Amico, Talley’s Folly, Palm Beach Dramaworks   Best Lighting Design/play or musical Margaret M. Ledford, The Turn of the Screw, The Naked Stage   Best Costume Design/play or musical Jose M. Rivera, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Sound Design/play or musical Matt Corey, The Birds, Mosaic Theatre   Best Ensemble Production (play or musical) Rumors, Broward Stage Door     Awards by County   10        Palm Beach      8         Miami-Dade     2         Broward                   Awards by Theater   9          Maltz Jupiter Theatre   4          GableStage       3          Zoetic Stage     1          Broward Stage Door Theatre    1          Mosaic Theatre            1          The Naked Stage 1          Palm Beach Dramaworks                                 Awards by Production   5          The Music Man  Maltz Jupiter Theatre 4          Ruined   GableStage                 3          Hello, Dolly!  Maltz Jupiter Theatre 1          I Am My Own Wife  Zoetic Stage          2          Moscow  Zoetic Stage              1          Cabaret  Maltz Jupiter Theatre            1          The Turn of the Screw  The Naked Stage         1          The Birds  Mosaic Theatre       1          Rumors  Stage Door Theatre    1          Talley’s Folly  Palm Beach Dramaworks Tue, 09 Apr 2013 16:47:01 GMT http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_37th-Annual-Carbonell-Awards-Pt2/video/1828172/86294.html reyesjes 2013-04-09T16:47:01Z Theatre uVuSouthFlorida   WINNERS OF THE 37TH ANNUAL CARBONELL AWARDS ANNOUNCED MALTZ JUPITER THEATRE SWEEPS MUSICAL CATEGORIES AT ANNUAL CEREMONY   FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. --- On Monday night, April 1, at the 37th annual Carbonell Awards, when the statuettes were all handed out, the musical numbers had concluded and the audience had left Broward Center for the Performing Arts to attend the after-party, two things could not be denied:  South Florida is home to a rich, vibrant theatrical community packed with talent; and it was a good night to be the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.   Although the nominations were spread among 18 of South Florida theaters, three theaters dominated Monday night’s ceremony.  Maltz Jupiter Theatre was honored with nine awards, winning every musical category, a feat that hasn’t happened in 34 years, when the Miami Beach Theatre of the Performing Arts swept the musical categories at the third annual Carbonell Awards. The awards for Maltz Jupiter Theatre were spread across three productions:  The Music Man took honors for Best Musical, Best Actor/Musical, Matt Loehr; Musical Direction, Anne Shuttleworth; Choreography, Shea Sullivan; and Costume Design, Jose M. Rivera.  Marcia Milgrom Dodge won Best Director for Hello Dolly!, a production that also saw wins for Best Actress/Musical, Vicki Lewis; and Best Supporting Actor/Musical, Matt Loehr. Angie Radosh won the Best Supporting Actress/Musical award for Cabaret.   The awards in the play categories were divided between GableStage in Coral Gables and Zoetic Stage in Miami.  GableStage won four awards: Best Production of a Play for the drama Ruined; Best Director, Joseph Adler; Best Actress, Lela Elam; and Best Supporting Actor, Robert Strain, all for their work in Ruined.  Zoetic Stage won three awards: Best Actor, Tom Wahl in I Am My Own Wife; Best Supporting Actress, Elena Maria Garcia, for Moscow; and Best New Work, Moscow, by Michael McKeever.   Four other theaters were honored with one award each.  Broward Stage Door Theatre in Coral Springs won the Best Ensemble award for Rumors.  Matt Corey won Best Sound for The Birds at Mosaic Theatre in Plantation.  Margaret M. Ledford won Best Lighting for The Turn of the Screw at Naked Stage in Miami.  And Michael Amico won Best Scenic Design for Talley’s Folly at Palm Beach Dramaworks in West Palm Beach.   Palm Beach County theaters earned 10 awards, followed by Miami-Dade theaters with 8 awards and Broward County theaters with 2 awards. (A full listing of the award winners follows.)   Along with honoring excellence in theater, a highlight of the annual Carbonell Awards ceremony is recognizing those who have made significant contributions to the arts.   The prestigious George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts, awarded to an individual (or team) who has contributed significantly to the artistic and cultural development of the region, was presented to Mario Ernesto Sanchez, founder and Producing Artistic Director of Teatro Avante and the International Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami. Sanchez has worked with a passion to preserve, promote and develop Hispanic theater across the Americas with a major impact  locally and internationally since founding Teatro Avante in 1979.   The Ruth Foreman Award, which recognizes significant contributions to South Florida theater development by an individual or group, was awarded to Actors' Equity Association, the union that represents professional stage actors and stage managers across the U.S. Working to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of society, Actors’ Equity was honored in recognition of 100 years representing professional American theater on the occasion of their centennial. The Carbonell Awards also awarded $1,000 scholarships to four South Florida students pursuing careers in theater or journalism: Sammi-Jack Martincak (Miami Dade County) who attends of New World School of the Arts; Christian Frost (Broward County) who attends J.P. Taravella High School; Vanessa Contreras (Palm Beach County) who attends John L. Leonard High School; and Jade Zaroff (Palm Beach County) who attends West Boca Community High School.   Generous Sponsors Help Set New Record The Carbonell Awards, a not-for-profit organization, is funded by tax-deductible donations and award sponsorships. This year’s ceremony set a record for the most money raised in a single year.  The generosity of this year’s sponsors shows a growing commitment from the community to the Carbonell Awards and their mission to advance theater in South Florida.   This 37th annual Carbonell Awards was generously supported by a leadership gift from the South Florida Cultural Consortium, Additional major support was provided by the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Actors’ Equity Association, Dr. Margaret and Mike Eidson, Rita and Jerry Cohen, Don Walters, Kerry and Scott Shiller, South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Ann Kelly, Mary Ellen and Michael Peyton, Tony Finstrom, Neil Goldberg Dream Foundation & Cirque Dreams, Esslinger Wooten Maxwell (EWM) Realty, designel, Broadway Across America, Broward Cultural Division, ArtServe, Palm Beach County Cultural Council, and the South Florida Theatre League.   About the Carbonell Awards The Carbonell Awards fosters the artistic growth of professional theater in South Florida by celebrating the diversity of our theater artists, providing educational scholarships, and building audience appreciation and civic pride by highlighting achievements of our theater community. Over 25 professional theater companies in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties participate in the awards process every year. Each season volunteer panelists and judges choose nominees and recipients from hundreds of shows produced on our area stages. The Carbonell Awards also celebrate the accomplishments of our artistic leaders by presenting ‘Special Awards’ and support the  next generation of artists and journalists by awarding scholarships. Along with New York's Drama Desk and Chicago's Joseph Jefferson Awards, the Carbonell Awards are among the nation’s senior regional arts awards and predate others, including Washington, D.C.'s Helen Hayes Awards. The Carbonell Awards are named after Manuel Carbonell, an internationally-renowned sculptor, who designed the original solid bronze and marble award in 1976, the signature trophy that is given to Carbonell Award winners.   [image]Below is a complete list of this year’s Carbonell Award winners, followed by a breakdown of the awards by county, theater and production.       Carbonell Award Winners, 2012   Best New Work (play or musical) Moscow, Michael McKeever, Zoetic Stage   Best Production of a Play Ruined, GableStage   Best Director/Play Joseph Adler, Ruined, GableStage   Best Actor/Play Tom Wahl, I Am My Own Wife, Zoetic Stage   Best Actress/Play Lela Elam, Ruined, GableStage    Best Supporting Actor/Play Robert Strain, Ruined, GableStage    Best Supporting Actress/Play Elena Maria Garcia, Moscow, Zoetic Stage    Best Production of a Musical The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre Best Director/Musical Marsha Milgrom Dodge, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Actor/Musical Matt Loehr, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Actress/Musical Vicki Lewis, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Best Supporting Actor/Musical Matt Loehr, Hello Dolly!, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Best Supporting Actress/Musical Angie Radosh, Cabaret, Maltz Jupiter Theatre    Musical Direction/Musical Anne Shuttleworth, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Choreography/Musical Shea Sullivan, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Scenic Design/play or musical Michael Amico, Talley’s Folly, Palm Beach Dramaworks   Best Lighting Design/play or musical Margaret M. Ledford, The Turn of the Screw, The Naked Stage   Best Costume Design/play or musical Jose M. Rivera, The Music Man, Maltz Jupiter Theatre   Best Sound Design/play or musical Matt Corey, The Birds, Mosaic Theatre   Best Ensemble Production (play or musical) Rumors, Broward Stage Door     Awards by County   10        Palm Beach      8         Miami-Dade     2         Broward                   Awards by Theater   9          Maltz Jupiter Theatre   4          GableStage       3          Zoetic Stage     1          Broward Stage Door Theatre    1          Mosaic Theatre            1          The Naked Stage 1          Palm Beach Dramaworks                                 Awards by Production   5          The Music Man  Maltz Jupiter Theatre 4          Ruined   GableStage                 3          Hello, Dolly!  Maltz Jupiter Theatre 1          I Am My Own Wife  Zoetic Stage          2          Moscow  Zoetic Stage              1          Cabaret  Maltz Jupiter Theatre            1          The Turn of the Screw  The Naked Stage         1          The Birds  Mosaic Theatre       1          Rumors  Stage Door Theatre    1          Talley’s Folly  Palm Beach Dramaworks theatre nonadult false 37th Annual Carbonell Awards Pt.2 video theatre 29 0 0.0 http://ka.uvuvideo.org/service/displayKickPlace.kickAction?u=4667330&as=86294 http://media.kickstatic.com/kickapps/images/86294/photos/PHOTO_2696177_86294_4667330_ap_160X120.jpg false 0 Theatre 0 1828172 4667330 Member 250 3218