Three Jimmy Awards alums who have gone on to appear on Broadway will return to the National High School Musical Theatre Awards as presenters June 25.
Three Jimmy Awards alums who have gone on to appear on Broadway will return to the National High School Musical Theatre Awards as presenters June 25.
Also set to take the stage are The Band’s Visit Tony winner Ari’el Stachel and the two stars of Disney Channel’s upcoming Freaky Friday movie musical: Heidi Blickenstaff and Cozi Zuehlsdorff.
This year, 80 students from around the country will compete, having already won regional competitions in their communities for their work in high school productions. In the week leading up to the Minskoff Theatre ceremony, the students will train with NYU faculty members and theatre professionals.
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