Awards
The Sampson J. Goodfellow Award, more commonly known as the Sammy Award, is presented annually to a volunteer for
- Most valuable contribution to Regina Little Theatre
- Outstanding contribution in the art of theatre
Carri Lelliott
1) Carri Lelliott directed a main stage and a one act, performed in a Main stage, as well as worked back stage on another and she spent many, many, many hours painting sets and set pieces. Her video game for Now and Then was nothing less that extraordinary. On behalf of Regina Little Theatre, thank you Carri and congratulations.
Hope Van Vliet
2) Hope Van Vliet. This relative newcomer has performed in two main stage plays, worked back stage two others; and wrote and directed a one act play this season. She is a pleasure to work with and we are so delighted to see this young woman so enthusiastic about our theatre group. Thank you Hope and congratulations.
To view a complete list of Sammy Award recipients, click here.
Dan Carr
The Freddy Award was first presented at the end of the 2011-2012 season in honour of retiring board member Fred Gallagher. Fred's years of service and tireless efforts as treasurer, set builder, and office manager typify the best of RLT. It is fitting that this award is bestowed on those unsung heroes who are "the heart of RLT."
No one represents the quiet behind the scenes worker-bee more than Dan Carr. We need the website updated; call Dan. Programs: call Dan. Posters; call Dan. We need season bookmarks to hand out the Cathedral Arts Festival; call Dan. I didn’t get my bio done; Dan writes it. And the thing is he’s brilliant at all of it. Someone recently said they were a member of the Dan Carr fan club and I said “get in line”. She thought I said “Dandelion” which we immediately decided was a great name for members of the fan club. So, I think I speak for the RLT Board and say we are all Dandelions!! Thank you, Dan and congratulations!
To view a complete list of Freddy Award recipients, click here.
No one represents the quiet behind the scenes worker-bee more than Dan Carr. We need the website updated; call Dan. Programs: call Dan. Posters; call Dan. We need season bookmarks to hand out the Cathedral Arts Festival; call Dan. I didn’t get my bio done; Dan writes it. And the thing is he’s brilliant at all of it. Someone recently said they were a member of the Dan Carr fan club and I said “get in line”. She thought I said “Dandelion” which we immediately decided was a great name for members of the fan club. So, I think I speak for the RLT Board and say we are all Dandelions!! Thank you, Dan and congratulations!
To view a complete list of Freddy Award recipients, click here.
Lyn Goldman
The Jacqui Award This the first time RLT is presenting this award. Named In honour of Jacqui Shumiatcher, it will be known as “the Jacqui”.
This award which was developed to recognize the philanthropic support RLT has received over the years will be given to an individual or group to acknowledge the importance of their contributions made to Regina Little Theatre Society. This award will be presented to one recipient per year (but not necessarily every year).
It is my great pleasure to present the first “Jacqui” to a long-time supporter of Regina Little Theatre, who has given her time and financial support to RLT since approximately 1946. Your ongoing presence has been so much appreciated over the years has been essential to our success. For all you have meant to Regina Little Theatre, we thank you and I am thrilled to present the inaugural “Jacqui Award” to Lyn Goldman.
This award which was developed to recognize the philanthropic support RLT has received over the years will be given to an individual or group to acknowledge the importance of their contributions made to Regina Little Theatre Society. This award will be presented to one recipient per year (but not necessarily every year).
It is my great pleasure to present the first “Jacqui” to a long-time supporter of Regina Little Theatre, who has given her time and financial support to RLT since approximately 1946. Your ongoing presence has been so much appreciated over the years has been essential to our success. For all you have meant to Regina Little Theatre, we thank you and I am thrilled to present the inaugural “Jacqui Award” to Lyn Goldman.
Marianne Woods
Honourary Life Memberships are bestowed on long-time RLT supporters for consistent contributions to the organization.
This individual appeared in their first Regina Little Theatre show in 1979 as Mimsey in Plaza Suite directed by the late great Hilda Allen. Always happy to act as unofficial mentor for the shows she's in, she leads by example. There have been breaks in her time with RLT, she moved to Toronto and had some success in the big leagues, but honestly, I think she missed us and came back. Whether on stage or behind the scenes, Marianne Woods has always been a cheerleader and staunch supporter of RLT and it is my great pleasure to present you, Marianne, with the Honourary Life Member.
This individual appeared in their first Regina Little Theatre show in 1979 as Mimsey in Plaza Suite directed by the late great Hilda Allen. Always happy to act as unofficial mentor for the shows she's in, she leads by example. There have been breaks in her time with RLT, she moved to Toronto and had some success in the big leagues, but honestly, I think she missed us and came back. Whether on stage or behind the scenes, Marianne Woods has always been a cheerleader and staunch supporter of RLT and it is my great pleasure to present you, Marianne, with the Honourary Life Member.
HONOURARY LIFE MEMBERS
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Carol Gay Bell
Nora Berg Dan Carr John Chaput Faye Daborn Dallas Duffus Keith Foster Jean Freeman Fred Gallagher Lyn Goldman Dennis Hughes Arlene Janzen Chuck Jordan |
Pat Mackay
Rod McLeod Joan Miller Cathy Moberly Bill Nistor Cheryl Scherle Darcy Scherle Bonnie Senger Ken Spencer Jean Taylor Barry Uncles Pat Wilson Marianne Woods |
