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Scholarship Program

Great Performances' Biennial Scholarship Awards Program recognizes the talents and pursuits of its hourly employees, many of whom are working artists. With three grants of $4,000 each, recipients are able to fund projects that aim to advance their artistic careers. The Scholarship Awards Program enables us to give back to our "Great Performers" and keeps us anchored to our company roots as a support system for fellow artists.

 

2008 Winners:
Tim Marback: Producing his play, Mend, under the direction of Olympia Dukakis
Michael Menger: Producing his own work, The Really Big Pirate Show
Charles Wulster: Completing production on his film, The Defenders of Belfast

An article in the New York Times profiling a past award winner.
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2006 Winners:
Ellen Christi - Completed a jazz vocal recording.
Garry Novikoff - Completed the final mixing, mastering, and production to release his self-produced CD "Dog on the Moon".
Christopher Carlson - Debuted a children's accessory line (christopher janneson) that he designed with his mother at the Children's Club Trade Show in New York in March 2007 - 25% of the proceeds were donated to the fight against breast cancer.

Judges:
Amy Todd Middleton
Kathy Brown
Carl Weisbrod

2003 Winners:
Naomi Martin
Kenneth Britt
Kevin Horne - Completed post-production of a film : He is an actor and aspiring director.

2000 Winners:
Steve Asciolla (1996) - Produced a voice-acting demo that catapulted him into a number of commercial jobs as well as a nationally-touring Broadway production.
Trayce Gardner (2000) - Founded the Brooklyn Young Filmmakers Center, which promotes literacy, leadership, social skills, intergenerational exchange, and job training to under-privileged NYC youth through film studies and film-making.
Joe Clancy (2000) - Started The Drilling CompaNY, which develops and produces new dramatic works by emerging American playwrights. After the initial scholarship funds, the Drilling CompaNY is now supported by funds from the NY State Council on the Arts and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.

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