Sense & Sensibility honored with 14 Spotlight awards

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January 9, 2024
Sense & Sensibility honored with 14 Spotlight awards

The US Fall Play, Sense & Sensibility has been honored with 14 awards through the Spotlight Education Program.

Overall Performance: Honorable Mention
Ensemble Acting Performance: Honorable Mention
Run Crew: Honorable Mention
Outstanding Performance in a Leading Role: Eleanor Chung Putaski
Honorable Mention Performance in a Supporting Role: Oliver Zhu
Honorable Mention Performance in a Supporting Role: Lucille Brooks
Outstanding in Technical Leadership: Ava Doody
Evaluator Shout Out: Savannah Switzer
Evaluator Shout Out: Bri Rucker
Evaluator Shout Out: Coda Wilson
Evaluator Shout Out: William Hanna
Evaluator Shout Out: Aaarushi Bahadur
Evaluator Shout Out: Grace Medrano
Evaluator Shout Out: Overall Technical Production

Spotlight is a program through the Hennepin Theater Trust. The year culminates in the Spotlight Showcase in June.
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