The Conservatory Award Winners
At the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Paul and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of Performing Arts, eight annual awards are named in honor of the donors who made the physical construction of the Conservatory possible, a facility that has a rehearsal studio and separate room for voice and acting. This year’s winners were honored at a fundraiser luncheon on April 6, 2013 at Frenchman’s Reserve in Palm Beach Gardens.
Listed below are the Conservatory’s 2013 recipients:
Conservatory voice and musical theater student Frances Weissler, 15, earned The Jim and Diana Perrella Unity Award, presented to the student who continually strives to promote unity in all aspects of the classroom and performance, demonstrates the notable moral qualities of selflessness and is respected by their peers. Frances has been a Conservatory student since 2009, has performed in 10 Conservatory shows and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. She is homeschooled and in 10th grade.
Conservatory tap, hip hop, ballet, jazz, modern and musical theater student Austin Carroll, 17, earned The Healey Award for Leadership, given to the student who demonstrates strong leadership qualities, inspires others, sets an example by always being prepared and goes beyond what is asked of them. Austin has been a Conservatory student since 2012, has performed in two Conservatory shows and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. He is a senior at Jupiter High School.
Conservatory tap, ballet and musical theater student Aszkara Gilchrist, 15, earned the Jodi Ann Saltzman Memorial Award for the “Most Spirited Student,” given to a student who has overcome enormous odds in their lifetime and continues to pursue their love of the performing arts with passion and enthusiasm. Aszkara has been a Conservatory student since 2012 and has performed in one Conservatory production. She is homeschooled and in 10th grade.
Conservatory ballet and musical theater student Roberto Marin, 18, earned the Eisenstein Award for Cultural Awareness In The Arts, presented to the student who shares their rich heritage with fellow students and acknowledges the impact their background has had in the arts. Roberto has been a Conservatory student since 2012, has performed in two Conservatory productions and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. He is a senior at Jupiter High School.
Conservatory voice, ballet, piano and musical theater student Skyler Sajewski, 12, earned The O’Hagan Family Award, presented to the student who has shown marked progress in any one of the three disciplines – acting, dance, or voice. Skylar has been a student at the Conservatory since 2010, has performed in three Conservatory productions and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. She is in 7th grade at Bak Middle School of the Arts.
Conservatory ballet and musical theater student Emily Winkler, 13, earned The Maltz Jupiter Theatre Guild Award, presented to the student who has shown marked progress in any one of the three disciplines – acting, dance, or voice. Emily has been a Conservatory student since 2010, has performed in eight Conservatory and Theatre shows and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. She is in 7th grade at Crestwood Middle School.
Conservatory voice, tap, ballet and musical theater student Charly Hamann, 16, earned The Peggy and Rick Katz Award for Outstanding Achievement, presented to the student who has shown marked progress in all three disciplines, shows excellence in attendance and preparation, and maintains a positive attitude towards the work and other students. Charly has been a student at the Conservatory since 2009, has performed in eight Conservatory and Theatre shows and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. She is in 10th grade at Jupiter High School.
Conservatory voice, ballet, tap and musical theater student Laura Guley, 14, earned The Paul and Sandra Goldner Award for Outstanding Commitment, presented to the student who has shown outstanding collaboration and dedication to the theatre, displays care, dedication, and a pay it forward attitude. Laura has been a student at the Conservatory since 2010, has performed in five Conservatory and Theatre shows and performs with the Theatre’s Youth Touring Company. She is in 9th grade at Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts.
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