Canada's Capital Cappies

Canada's Capital Cappies (or CCC) is the Cappies program operating in Ottawa, ON, Canada.

2005-06 season

The 2005 to 2006 season, Ottawa's first ever Cappies season that had 14 shows performed by schools all over Ottawa.

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2005-12-01	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	Guys and Dolls
2005-12-15	Nepean High School	Peter Pan
2005-12-16	St. Paul High School	Unity (1918)
2005-12-22	South Carleton High School	Cue for Treason
2006-02-19	Earl of March Secondary School	The Boy Friend
2006-04-06	Mother Teresa High School	The Pink Panther Strikes Again
2006-04-27	Merivale High School	Lucky Stiff
2006-05-02	All Saints Catholic High School	Grease
2006-05-03	John McCrae	Lucky Stiff
2006-05-04	St. Patrick's High School	You Can't Take It with You
2006-05-06	St. Pius X	Grease
2006-05-10	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Much Ado About Nothing
2006-05-11	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	Romeo and Juliet
2006-05-12	St. Matthew High School	Stage Door
2006-05-13	St. Mark Catholic High School	The Diary of Anne Frank'

Award winners

The first Cappies Gala was held on June 12, 2006 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners are from the 35 categories.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Zander MacDonald(tie) Blake Thibeault(tie)	Earl of March St.Patrick's
Female Critic	Kelsey Brennan	John McCrae
Critic Team	Alex McRobert-DeVidi Amy Lester Skye MacLeod Thomas Mackinde Emily Kells Victoria Blais	Nepean
Sound	Robert Barrie Robert Gillespie	Merivale
Lighting	Eric Legault	St.Mark's
Sets	Jessica Andrews Cameron O'Brien Anik Lalonde Stephanie Lalonde	St.Matthew's
Costumes	Chelsea Atkinson Natalie Hawryshkewich	Merivale
Makeup	Michelle Cowin Sophie Raniere Shannon Marsh Logan Oulette	St.Matthew's
Props and Effects	Adele Pontone Rocco Micucci Genevieve Dumont	St.Pius X
Stage Crew	Laura Scavo Amanda Safioti Candace Purdy Steph Cuffari Amanda Hart	St.Mark's
Orchestra	Lisgar Orchestra	Lisgar Collegiate
Choreography	Katherine Sklar Rebecca Rochman	Merivale
Ensemble (Play)	Caleigh McEachern Anne Charbonneau	St.Paul's
Ensemble (Musical)	Juliana Guth Thomas Swayne	John McCrae
Cameo Actress	Emma Bromley	Mother Teresa
Cameo Actor	Gerry LeBlond	Nepean
Female Dancer	Amanda Yong-Yow	All Saints
Male Dancer	Tom Shapiro	Earl of March
Female Vocalist	Alyssa Bignell	Earl of March
Male Vocalist	Justin Morvay	All Saints
Comic Actress (Play)	Stephanie Fields	St. Paul's
Comic Actor (Play)	Tom Potter	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Comic Actress (Musical)	Lina Crompton	Lisgar Collegiate
Comic Actor (Musical)	Thomas Swayne	John McCrae
Featured Actress(Play)	Kathleen Smith	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Featured Actor(Play)	Piotr Boruslawski	Mother Teresa
Featured Actress(Musical)	Sarah Kehler	Merivale
Featured Actor(Musical)	Chris Rayment	Merivale
Lead Actress (Play)	Jennifer Kearney	St.Matthew's
Lead Actor (Play)	William Beaton	Mother Teresa
Lead Actress (Musical)	Michelle Nash	Merivale
Lead Actor (Musical)	Gabriel Walton	Lisgar Collegiate
Song	'The Phone Call'	Merivale
Play	Stage Door	St.Matthew's
Musical	Lucky Stiff	Merivale

2006-07 season

Schools and shows

The 2006 to 2007 season, Ottawa's second Cappies season that had 24 shows performed by 23 schools all over the city.

Date	School	Show
2006-11-09	Nepean High School	You Know Where/Where It Stands
2006-11-17	Earl of March Secondary School	Jesus Christ Superstar
2006-11-23	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
2006-12-06	South Carleton High School	Get Smart
2006-12-07	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	The Crucible
2006-12-08	St. Matthew High School	Go ask Alice
2006-12-09	Immaculata High School	A Christmas Carol
2006-12-13	Canterbury High School	The Wizard of Oz
2006-12-14	Mother Teresa High School	Little Shop of Horrors
2006-12-15	St. Joseph High School	You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
2007-12-16	Woodroffe High School	Fame
2007-01-17	John McCrae High School	You Can't Take It with You
2007-04-11	Ashbury College	Pal Joey
2007-04-12	Notre Dame High School	Twelfth Night
2007-04-13	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	Grease
2007-04-25	Philemon Wright High School	My Fair Lady
2007-04-26	Merivale High School	Zombie Prom
2007-04-27	Gloucester High School	Guys and Dolls
2007-04-28	St. Mark Catholic High School	The Man Who Canme To Dinner
2007-05-01	All Saints Catholic High School	Pajama Game
2007-05-04	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	Little Shop of Horrors
2007-05-06	All Saints Catholic High School	The Miracle Worker
2007-05-07	Hillcrest High School	The Melville Boys
2007-04-13	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	On Air!

Award winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 11, 2007 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following are winners from the 35 award categories.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Logan Ouellette	St. Matthew's
Female Critic	Claire Frampton	St. Paul Catholic High School
Critic Team	Merivale Critic Team	Merivale
Sound	Chris Farrell Craig Kelly	A.Y. Jackson
Lighting	Ian Allan Lilly Wilson Joshua Bullen	Lisgar
Sets	Kate Gorska Holly McMillan Margot Polito Amy Saccu	Immaculata
Costumes	Katie Cadorette Dina Vaicoussis Katie White	Canterbury
Makeup	Christine Chesterman Kristiana Dudley Amanda Jensen Erika Tilson	Lisgar
Props and Effects	Matt Bets	A.Y. Jackson
Stage Crew	Jordan Arscott Chantal Calderone	Lester B. Pearson
Orchestra	Holy Trinity’s R&B Band	Holy Trinity
Choreography	Katherine Sklar	Merivale
Creativity	The Nepean Writers (Script-Writing)	Nepean
Ensemble (Play)	Anika Cloutier Kathleen Smith	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Ensemble (Musical)	Kamille Matar Andrew Harris	Gloucester
Cameo Actress	Miranda Abraham	Philemon
Cameo Actor	Mitchell Cohen	Canterbury
Female Dancer	Sarah Kehler	Merivale
Male Dancer	James Nelson	Gloucester
Female Vocalist	Alessia Lupiano	Canterbury
Male Vocalist	Jonathan Matthews	Earl of March
Comic Actress (Play)	Laura Moor	St.Mark’s
Comic Actor (Play)	Romeo Maione	Notre Dame
Comic Actress (Musical)	Devon O'Reilly	Canterbury
Comic Actor (Musical)	Leslie Cserepy	A.Y. Jackson
Featured Actress(Play)	Montana Paul	All Saints
Featured Actor(Play)	Ian Beamish	St.Mark’s
Featured Actress(Musical)	Sarah Swire	All Saints
Featured Actor(Musical)	Matthew Xhignesse	Philemon
Lead Actress (Play)	Kathleen Smith	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Lead Actor (Play)	Kyler Vaillancourt	St.Mark’s
Lead Actress (Musical)	Mary Picard	Philemon
Lead Actor (Musical)	Philippe Sly	Ashbury College
Song	Rules, Regulations and Respect	Merivale
Play	The Crucible	Lisgar
Musical	The Wizard of Oz	Canterbury

2007-08 season

The 2007-08 season, Ottawa's third Cappies season, featured 32 shows performed by 30 schools across the city.^[1] With the addition of two private schools and two Gatineau schools, this was the first year to include schools from outside Ottawa's public and Catholic boards.

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2007-11-22	Cairine Wilson Secondary School	The Worst High School Play in the World
2007-11-24	Earl of March Secondary School	Oklahoma!
2007-11-27	All Saints Catholic High School	Comic Potential
2007-11-29	South Carleton High School	The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood
2007-12-05	John McCrae Secondary School	High School Musical
2007-12-07	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	The Importance of Being Earnest
2007-12-13	St. Matthew Catholic High School	Twelfth Night
2007-12-15	Immaculata High School	Flowers for Algernon
2008-02-16	Elmwood School	Schoolhouse
2008-02-21	Ashbury College	Columbinus
2008-02-28	St. Joseph High School	Leader of the Pack
2008-03-01	St. Peter High School	Grease
2008-03-28	All Saints Catholic High School	Oklahoma!
2008-03-29	D'Arcy McGee High School	Footloose
2008-04-04	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	Damn Yankees
2008-04-09	Canterbury High School	The Triangle Factory Fire Project
2008-04-10	Mother Teresa High School	Arsenic and Old Lace
2008-04-11	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	A Midsummer Night's Dream
2008-04-22	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	The Music Man
2008-04-23	Philemon Wright High School	Disney's Aladdin, Jr.
2008-04-24	Merivale High School	Bat Boy: The Musical
2008-04-25	Gloucester High School	The Matchmaker
2008-04-25	Woodroffe High School	Once Upon a Mattress
2008-04-26	St. Mark Catholic High School	The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940
2008-04-26	St. Paul High School	Be Aggressive
2008-04-29	Hillcrest High School	The Laramie Project
2008-05-01	Notre Dame High School	Ax of Murder
2008-05-02	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	Back to the 80's
2008-05-03	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	The Merchant of Venice
2008-05-08	St. Patrick's High School	Harvey
2008-05-09	Sacred Heart High School	Murder on Centre Stage
2008-05-14	Nepean High School	Chicago

Award winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 24, 2008 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners were announced for each of the 36 award categories.^[2] The award winners were decided by nearly 220 critics using a complex online voting system, with the exception of the awards given to the critics themselves. Critic awards were awarded in accordance with a mathematical formula taking into account the number of shows reviewed and the number of times published.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Jacob Scott	Lisgar Collegiate Institute
Female Critic	Claire Frampton	St. Paul High School
Critic Team	Claire Frampton (Lead Critic) Jessica Anderson Nicole Crozier Kelsea Harris Michelle Morton Sarah Thuswaldner Anastasia Zubrycky	St. Paul High School
Sound	Alex Griffith	Ashbury College
Lighting	Philip Schleihauf	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School
Sets	Katherine MacGregor	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School
Costumes	Rebecca Anne Ireland	St. Mark High School
Makeup	Lauren McCarter	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Props and Effects	Christina Chin Jocelyn Cheung Victoria Courtney Elizabeth Dong	Merivale High School
Stage Crew	Emma Roblin Andrew Woodhead	Nepean High School
Orchestra	Damn Yankees Orchestra	Lisgar Collegiate Institute
Choreography	Kathleen Carkner Lindsay Coderre Tessa MacNeil	Nepean High School
Creativity	Laura Bidner (Composing)	Canterbury High School
Ensemble (Play)	Vanessa Doucet-Roche Jessica Fitzpatrick Bridget Hall Katherine Inniss Alessia Lupiano Ana Machado Kelly McNamee Jessica Wagstaff Christine Wilson	Canterbury High School
Ensemble (Musical)	Emily Keilty Kyra Weichert	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School
Cameo Actress	Alex Beraldin	Hillcrest High School
Cameo Actor	Tom Holmes	Hillcrest High School
Female Dancer	Candice Campo	Woodroffe High School
Male Dancer	Thomas Shapiro	Earl of March Secondary School
Female Vocalist	Yasmine Saad	St. Joseph High School
Male Vocalist	Diego Matthew Arvelo	All Saints Catholic High School
Comic Actress (Play)	Katie Cunningham	St. Matthew Catholic High School
Comic Actor (Play)	Kyler Vaillancourt	St. Mark Catholic High School
Comic Actress (Musical)	Sarah Swire	All Saints Catholic High School
Comic Actor (Musical)	Connor Flack	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School
Featured Actress (Play)	Devon O'Reily	Canterbury High School
Featured Actor (Play)	David Scrivens	Ashbury College
Featured Actress (Musical)	Alexandra Augustine	Nepean High School
Featured Actor (Musical)	Ian Geldart	Philemon Wright High School
Lead Actress (Play)	Sarah Swire	All Saints Catholic High School
Lead Actor (Play)	Justin Reekie	Ashbury College
Lead Actress (Musical)	Katie Ryerson	Earl of March Secondary School
Lead Actor (Musical)	Brandon Stouffer	Merivale High School
Song	Cell Block Tango	Nepean High School
Play	Columbinus	Ashbury College
Musical	Chicago	Nepean High School

2008-09 season

The 2008-09 season, Ottawa's fourth Cappies season, featured 35 shows performed by 30 schools across the city.^[3] This season included two private schools, two Gatineau schools, and a 26 schools from both of Ottawa's public and Catholic boards.

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2008-11-26	South Carleton High School	May The Farce Be With You
2008-11-28	All Saints Catholic High School	City of Angels
2008-12-02	Cairine Wilson Secondary School	Lysistrata
2008-12-03	Bell High School	Hot Mikado
2008-12-04	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	Jabberwock
2008-12-05	Nepean High School	A Christmas Carol
2008-12-06	Immaculata High School	Class Dismissed
2008-12-10	Canterbury High School	Annie
2008-12-11	St. Patrick's High School	Hook'd
2008-12-12	St. Matthew High School	Peter Pan
2008-12-13	Woodroffe High School	Pippin
2008-12-13	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Twelve Angry Jurors
2008-12-16	D'Arcy McGee High School	Pride & Prejudice
2008-12-17	St. Joseph High School	The Pink Panther Strikes Again
2009-02-07	Earl of March Secondary School	Thoroughly Modern Millie
2009-02-24	Ashbury College	Acts of God
2009-03-04	Elmwood School	Treasure Island
2009-03-05	Mother Teresa High School	Julius Caesar
2009-04-01	Yitzhak Rabin High School	The Dybbuk
2009-04-03	Gloucester High School	Oliver!
2009-04-04	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	Hayfever
2009-04-07	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	You Can't Take It with You
2009-04-16	All Saints Catholic High School	The Foreigner
2009-04-17	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	A Few Good Men
2009-04-23	St. Patrick's High School	Stage Door
2009-04-24	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	Dracula
2009-04-25	St. Paul High School	Arsenic and Old Lace
2009-04-27	D'Arcy McGee High School	Thoroughly Modern Millie
2009-04-28	Notre Dame High School	Fahrenheit 451
2009-04-29	Philemon Wright High School	Les Misérables
2009-04-30	Merivale High School	Urinetown
2009-05-01	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	The Hollow
2009-05-02	St. Mark Catholic High School	Radium Girls
2009-05-02	Sacred Heart High School	A Chorus Line

Award winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 7, 2009 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners were announced for each of the 36 award categories.^[4] The award winners were decided by nearly 210 critics using a complex online voting system, with the exception of the awards given to the critics themselves. Voting took place at Ottawa's Confederation High School on May 9, 2009.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Edward Roué	Merivale High School
Female Critic	Sarah Thuswaldner	St. Paul High School
Critic Team	Jacob Scott (Lead Critic) Vicky Brook Haley Rosenthal Dubarsky Lisa Le Edward Roué Mallory White Katelyn Fallon Rebecca Fisher Cassandra Lee	Merivale High School
Sound	Kim Milligan Ryan Reid David Scrivens	Ashbury College
Lighting	Roxy Griffith Dumaresq de Pencier	Ashbury College
Sets	Katherine MacGregor	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School
Costumes	Becca Ireland	St. Matthew High School
Makeup	St. Pat's Hair & Makeup Crew	St. Patrick's High School
Props and Effects	Tim Bettino Ashley Boivin	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Stage Crew	Josh Bloess Taylor Bourdeau Catherine Labrecque Katherine MacGregor	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School
Orchestra	The Earl of March Pit Band	Earl of March Secondary School
Choreography	Marissa Shabinsky	Merivale High School
Creativity	Tim Bettino (Directing)	Holy Trinity High School
Ensemble (Play)	Clancy Adami Hilary Smith	St. Paul High School
Ensemble (Musical)	Annie Clarke Jesse Bergeron	Philemon Wright High School
Cameo Actress	Alexandra Augustine	Nepean High School
Cameo Actor	Zachary Raynor	St. Patrick's High School
Female Dancer	Kalli Koch	Sacred Heart High School
Male Dancer	Thomas Shapiro	Earl of March Secondary School
Female Vocalist	Leah MacQuarrie	Gloucester High School
Male Vocalist	Bradley McDermid	Philemon Wright High School
Comic Actress (Play)	Noushig Rita Kadian	Elmwood School
Comic Actor (Play)	Jeff Donaldson	All Saints Catholic High School
Comic Actress (Musical)	Kylie Bignell	Earl of March Secondary High School
Comic Actor (Musical)	Arthur Burrows	Bell High School
Featured Actress (Play)	Chelsea Ernhofer	All Saints Catholic High School
Featured Actor (Play)	David Scrivens	Ashbury College
Featured Actress (Musical)	Sarah Swire	All Saints Catholic High School
Featured Actor (Musical)	Sam Toews	Merivale High School
Lead Actress (Play)	Cindy Ma	Lisgar Collegiate Institute
Lead Actor (Play)	Jon Margeson	All Saints Catholic High School
Lead Actress (Musical)	Emily Bozik	Philemon Wright
Lead Actor (Musical)	Torin McClellan	Gloucester High School
Song	Reviewing the Situation	Gloucester High School
Play	Acts of God	Ashbury College
Musical	Thoroughly Modern Millie	Earl of March Secondary School

2009-10 season

The 2009 to 2010 season, Ottawa's fifth Cappies season, featured 34 shows performed by schools all over the city.^[5]

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2009-11-18	St. Joseph High School	Treasure Island
2009-11-20	Earl of March Secondary School	Cabaret
2009-11-27	All Saints Catholic High School	Lucky Stiff
2009-12-02	South Carleton	Murder Most Fouled Up
2009-12-04	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Romeo and Juliet
2009-12-05	Immaculata High School	To Kill A Mockingbird
2009-12-05	St. Paul High School	A Doll's House
2009-12-10	Bell High School	Hello Dolly
2009-12-11	St. Matthew High School	Get Witch Quick
2010-02-10	Notre Dame High School	Death of a Salesman
2010-02-24	Elmwood School	Love and Work Enough and More
2010-03-04	Mother Teresa High School	Rent
2010-03-05	Gloucester High School	The Black Comedy
2010-03-22	Yitzhak Rabin High School	Brighton Beach Memoirs
2010-04-08	Canterbury High Schooll	Alice in Wonderland
2010-04-09	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	The Imaginary Invalid
2010-04-14	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	Bye Bye Birdie
2010-04-15	Cairine Wilson Secondary School	Annie
2010-04-15	John McCrae	The Butler Did It Singing
2010-04-22	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	Romeo and Juliet
2010-04-28	St. Francis Xavier	Curtain Going Up
2010-04-29	St. Patrick's High School	Noise's Up
2010-04-29	Longsfield-Davidson	Little Shop of Horrors
2010-04-29	Merivale High School	Once upon a mattress
2010-04-30	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	Sweeney Todd
2010-04-30	Sacred Heart High School	The Crucible
2010-04-30	Glebe Collegiate Institute	Never Mind What Happenend, How Did It End?
2010-05-01	Philemon Wright High School	Jesus Christ Superstar
2010-05-01	St. Mark Catholic High School	Inherit The Wind'
2010-05-02	Almonte and District High School	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
2010-05-02	Woodroffe High School	Hello Dolly
2010-05-03	Hillcrest High School	The Long Weekend
2010-05-04	D'Arcy McGee High School	How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
2010-05-05	Nepean High School	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

Award winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 13, 2010 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners were announced for each of the 36 award categories.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Jeff Donaldson	All Saints Catholic High School
Female Critic	Siobhan Fleury	All Saints Catholic High School
Critic Team	All Saints' Critic Team	All Saints Catholic High School
Sound	Madison Trueman	Longsfield-Davidson
Lighting	Peter McLaren	Gloucester High School
Sets	Claire Van Eeghen	All Saints Catholic High School
Costumes	Emma –Viola Robison Elana Moscoe	Nepean High School
Makeup	Valerie Larocque Jayme Patterson	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Props and Effects	Alexandra Kucharski	All Saints Catholic High School
Stage Crew	Nicole Meyer and the Sweeney Todd Death-Eaters	A.Y Jackson
Orchestra	The Forum Pit Band	Nepean High School
Choreography	Celestine Gomes	Lester B. Pearrson High School
Creativity	Ashley Boivin (Directing)	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Ensemble (Play)	Jon Kristinarson Alexandra Acton Skye Vallance	Canterbury High School
Ensemble (Musical)	Jeff Donaldson Kelsey Murphy	All Saints Catholic High School
Featured Actress	Meagan McDonald	Gloucester High School
Featured Actor	Nick Anderson	Earl of March Secondary School
Female Dancer	Breanna Rich	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Male Dancer	Dylan Morris	Earl of March Secondary School
Female Vocalist	Casey Nash	Merivale High School
Male Vocalist	Bradley McDermid	Philemon Wright High School
Comic Actress (Play)	Samantha Pentillier	Lester B. Pearson High School
Comic Actor (Play)	Itzy Kamil	Yitzhak Rabin
Comic Actress (Musical)	Madison Hayes-Crook	Merivale High School
Comic Actor (Musical)	Jeremy Chin	Merivale High School
Supporting Actress (Play)	Maya Rakocevic	Lisgar Collegiate Institute
Supporting Actor (Play)	Kyle Fournier	St. Mark Catholic High School
Supporting Actress (Musical)	Kelsey Murphy	All Saints Catholic High School
Supporting Actor (Musical)	Dylan On	Bell High School
Lead Actress (Play)	Ashley Couse	Canterbury High School
Lead Actor (Play)	Michael D’Angelo	Notre Dame Catholic High School
Lead Actress (Musical)	Molly Hotson	Nepean High School
Lead Actor (Musical)	Connor Flack	A.Y Jackson
Song	Comedy Tonight	Nepean High School
Play	Romeo and Juliet	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Musical	Sweeney Todd	A.Y Jackson

2010-11 season

The 2010 to 2011 season, Ottawa's sixth Cappies season, featured 37 shows performed by schools all over Ottawa.

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2010-11-03	Canterbury High School	Godspell
2010-11-10	Nepean High School	In Pieces
2010-11-20	D'Arcy McGee High School	Epic Proportions
2010-11-26	All Saints Catholic High School	Urinetown
2010-12-01	Bell High School	Little House of Horros
2010-12-03	South Carleton High School	Treasure Island
2010-12-04	Immaculata High School	You Can't Take It with You
2010-12-10	Ashbury College	The Drowsy Chaperone
2010-12-10	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Willy Wonka
2010-12-10	St. Matthew High School	Little Women
2010-12-11	Woodroffe High School	Fiddler On the Roof
2010-12-15	St. Joseph High School	A Christmas Carol
2011-02-12	Earl of March Secondary School	The King and I
2011-02-16	Notre Dame High School	Unity (1918)
2011-02-17	Yitzhak Rabin High School	The Last Night of Ballyhoo
2011-03-03	Elmwood School	The Good Person of Setzuan
2011-03-04	Mother Teresa High School	Break A Leg
2011-03-10	Colonel By Secondary School	The Creature Creeps!
2011-04-01	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	A Midsummer Night's Dream
2011-04-02	Gloucester High School	Little Shop of Horrors
2011-04-07	Merivale High School	The Drowsey Chaperone
2011-04-09	Ridgemont High School	You Can't Take It with You
2011-04-13	Hillcrest High School	7 Stories
2011-04-13	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	Dracula
2011-04-14	Cairine Wilson Secondary School	May The Farce Be With You
2011-04-14	Longsfield-Davidson	A Midsummer Night's Dream
2011-04-14	Sacred Heart High School	The Wizard of Oz
2011-04-15	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	Plaza Suite
2011-04-15	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	The Three Musketeers
2011-04-15	St. Francis Xavier	Dr.Faustus
2011-04-16	St. Paul High School	The Happy Time
2011-04-27	Philemon Wright High School	Into the Woods
2011-04-29	Redeemer Christian High School	The Miracle Worker
2011-04-29	Glebe Collegiate Institute	Macbeth
2011-04-30	St. Patrick's High School	The Boys at St.Pat's
2011-04-30	St. Mark Catholic High School	His Girl Friday'
2011-05-01	Almonte and District High School	The Diary of Anne Frank

Award winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 5, 2011 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners were announced for each of the 38 award categories.^[6]

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Alex Overton	Sir Wilfrid Laurier High School
Female Critic	Jessie Thuswalder	St. Paul High School
Critic Team	St. Paul’s Critic Team	St. Paul High School
Sound	Gabe Rudyk Warren Vibert-Adams	Almonte and District High School
Lighting	Chris Arranz Michele DiFranco	Mother Theresa
Sets	Dilano Fernando Nathan Kischel Everett McGowan Ellen Rick	All Saints
Costumes	Erin Chapman Emma Dolhai	Elmwood High School
Makeup	Maryam Aamir Samiyah Khan Jasmine Kherani	Longsfield-Davidson
Props and Effects	Rachel Elias Victoria Rutkowski Maiara Varanda	Holy Trinity Catholic High School
Stage Crew	Kelechi Onyegbula Jon Arnott Amanda Barclay Elaine Sandness	A.Y Jackson
Orchestra	Earl of March Pit Band	Earl of March
Choreography	Mathew Clift	Merivale High School
Creativity	Ellen Daly (Musicianship)	Notre Dame
Ensemble (Play)	Cameron Micomonaco Jodie Al-Mqbali Zach Desai Caroline O’Neill Michelle Farr	St.Mark's
Ensemble (Musical)	Peter Norgaard Melodi Uygur	Merivale High School
Featured Actress (Play)	Sam Pearson	Cairie Wilson High School
Featured Actor (Play)	Ahsan Hussain	A.Y. Jackson
Featured Actress (Musical)	Cassie Nagy	Sacred Heart
Featured Actor (Musical)	Aaron Levine	Woodroffe
Female Dancer	Madison Hayes-Crook	Merivale High School
Male Dancer	Marlow Stainfield	Ashbury College
Female Vocalist	Casey Nash	Merivale High School
Male Vocalist	Nicholas Frosst	Bell High School
Comic Actress (Play)	Samantha Pentillier	Lester B. Pearson
Comic Actor (Play)	Euan Wheaton	Lisgar Collegiate Institute
Comic Actress (Musical)	Victoria Rutkowski	Holy Trinity
Comic Actor (Musical)	Louis-Alexandre Boule	Ashbury
Supporting Actress (Play)	Raychel Schenk	Reedemeer Christian High School
Supporting Actor (Play)	Robert Niro	St. Francis Xavier
Supporting Actress (Musical)	Victoria Beales	Merivale High School
Supporting Actor (Musical)	Dumaresq de Pencier	Ashbury College
Lead Actress (Play)	Annie Sheehy	A.Y. Jackson
Lead Actor (Play)	Nick Liko	St.Mark's
Lead Actress (Musical)	Curtis Legault	Canturbury
Lead Actor (Musical)	Allie Grant	Woodroffe
Song	"Show Off"	Merivale High School
Play	Plaza Suite	A.Y. Jackson
Musical	The Drowsey Chaperone	Merivale High School

2011-12 season

The 2011 to 2012 season, Ottawa's seventh Cappies season, featured 35 shows performed by schools across all of Ottawa.

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2011-11-23	All Saints Catholic High School	Xanadu
2011-11-24	Cairine Wilson Secondary School	Wellesly: The Nicest Small Town in Canada?
2011-12-07	Notre Dame High School	Love Rides the Rails
2011-12-08	St. Matthew High School	The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
2011-12-15	Mother Teresa High School	Jesus Christ Superstar
2011-12-16	St. Paul High School	Blood Lines
2011-12-22	St. Joseph Catholic High School	The Ash Girl
2012-02-04	Earl of March Secondary School	Footloose
2012-02-16	Ottawa Jewish Community School	Death of a Salesman
2012-02-29	Ashbury College	Anything Goes
2012-03-01	Elmwood School	The Trojen Women
2012-03-30	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	Alice in Wonderland
2012-04-03	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	The Wizard of Oz
2012-04-12	Canterbury High School	Once in a Lifetime
2012-04-13	Ridgemont High School	Power Play
2012-04-13	D'Arcy McGee High School	Anything Goes
2012-04-14	Woodroffe High School	Hairspray
2012-04-18	St. Patrick's High School	The Curious Savage
2012-04-19	Merivale High School	Fame
2012-04-19	Longsfield-Davidson	Lucky Stiff
2012-04-20	Sacred Heart High School	Alice in Wonderland
2012-04-20	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	Greater Tuna
2012-04-21	Sir Robert Borden High School	Marion Bridge
2012-04-25	Philemon Wright High School	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
2012-04-25	Nepean High School	Xanadu
2012-04-26	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Nunsense
2012-04-27	St. Francis Xavier	The Musical Comedy Murderers of 1940
2012-04-27	Glebe Collegiate Institute	Wallis Simpson, A.K.A The Duchess
2012-04-28	Redeemer Christian High School	Little Women
2012-04-29	St. Mark Catholic High School	The 39 Steps
2012-05-01	Almonte and District High School	Into the Woods

Award winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 10, 2012 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners are the 40 award categories.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Michael Hassar	Colonel By
Female Critic	Kathleen Atkins	Colonel By
Critic Team	Colonel By's Critic Team	Colonel By
Marketing and Publicity	Victoria Beales Evan Grice Jenna Perklik Ruby Pascoe	Merivale
Sound	Rebecca Dy Melanie Blood-Rojas	St. Mark's
Lighting	Hayan Imadi Ryan Mockett	Ridgemont
Sets	Andrea Boles Hélene Govinden Channa Payette McLean Odette Issa	Lester B. Pearson
Costumes	Deanna Betts Candace Mantha Rebecca Nichols	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Makeup	The Alice Make-Up Crew	Sacred Heart
Props	Rob Macgregor	St. Thomas Aquinas
Special Effects and/or Technology	Aaron Lynch Krista McCormick Theodore Van Dusen	All Saints
Stage Crew	St. Mark's Stage Crew	St. Mark's
Orchestra	The Earl of March Pit Band	Earl of March
Choreography	Danielle Denisko Chloe Gill	Merivale
Creativity	Victoria Rutkowski(Directing)	Holy Trinity
Ensemble (Play)	James Hughes Sayana Izmailova Garrett Lihou Karen MacDonald Liam McMullen Devon Power Konah Raynes Sierra Ward-Bond	A.Y Jackson
Ensemble (Musical)	Robyn Campbell Emma Makin	Nepean
Featured Actress(Play)	Erin Chapman	Elmwood
Featured Actor(Play)	Max Pettfier	Colonel By
Featured Actress(Musical)	Christine Aman	Longsfield-Davidson
Featured Actor(Musical)	Connor Price-Kelleher	All Saints
Female Dancer	Danielle Denisko	Merivale
Male Dancer	Patrick Lamothe	Ridgemont
Female Vocalist	Robyn Campbell	Nepean
Male Vocalist	Nick Moolenbeek	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Comic Actress (Play)	Jenna Blacquiere	Glebe
Comic Actor (Play)	Spencer Donnelly	Sacred Heart
Comic Actress (Musical)	Emma Makin	Nepean
Comic Actor (Musical)	Louis Alexandre Boulet	Ashbury
Supporting Actress (Play)	Emilie Ingram	Gloucester
Supporting Actor (Play)	Adam Riddall	A.Y Jackson
Supporting Actress (Musical)	Natasha Jarrett	Merivale
Supporting Actor (Musical)	Marlow Stainfield	Ashbury
Lead Actress (Play)	Makanaka Ngwenya	Elmwood
Lead Actor (Play)	Itzy Kamil	Ottawa Jewish Community
Lead Actress (Musical)	Jordan Gowling	D'Arcy McGee
Lead Actor (Musical)	Antonio Pezoulas	Mother Teresa
Song	"Evil Woman"	Nepean
Play	Power Play	Ridgemont
Musical	Fame	Merivale

2012-13 Season

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2012-11-29	Ottawa Jewish Community School	You Can't Take It with You
2012-12-05	All Saints Catholic High School	Hairspray
2012-12-06	St. Matthew High School	Macbeth
2012-12-06	St. Patrick's High School	Snow White and the Dorfs
2012-12-07	St. Joseph Catholic High School	You Can't Take It with You
2012-12-13	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Macbeth
2012-12-14	Mother Teresa High School	Willy Wonka
2013-02-28	Ashbury College	Funny Girl
2013-03-02	Elmwood School	Peter Pan and Wendy
2013-04-05	St. Joseph Catholic High School	While The Light Were Out
2013-04-11	D’Arcy McGee	Anne of Green Gables
2013-04-11	All Saints Catholic High School	Stealing Home
2013-04-12	St. Paul High School	A Man For All Seasons
2013-04-13	Sacred Heart Catholic High School	The Trials of Robin Hood
2013-04-13	St. Mark Catholic High School	In The Heights
2013-04-17	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	Alice in Wonderland
2013-04-17	Ridgemont High School	Outside In
2013-04-18	St. Patrick's High School	Unity 1918
2013-04-18	Philemon Wright High School	Rent
2013-04-19	St. Francis Xavier	The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
2013-04-19	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	Noises Off
2013-04-20	Redeemer Christian School	You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
2013-04-20	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	Grease
2013-04-25	Almonte and District High School	Blithe Spirit
2013-04-25	St. Matthew High School	The Pink Panther Strikes Again!

2013-14 Season

Schools and shows

Date	School	Show
2013-11-27	Sacred Heart High School	Cats
2013-11-28	Ottawa Jewish Community School	The Three Musketeers
2013-11-29	Brookfield High School	7 Stories
2011-12-05	Lisgar Collegiate Institute	The Middle Class Gentleman
2013-12-06	Woodroffe High School	Zombie Prom
2013-12-07	St. Paul High School	The Eyes of Heaven
2013-12-12	Holy Trinity Catholic High School	The Three Musketeers
2013-12-13	Ashbury College	Young Frankstein
2014-01-30	Colonel By Secondary School	Rumours
2014-02-13	Immaculata High School	Blood Relations
2014-02-28	Cairine Wilson Secondary School	A Midsummer Night’s Dream
2014-03-01	Elmwood School	The Secret Garden
2014-04-03	Ridgemont High School	Break a Leg
2014-04-05	Sir Robert Borden High School	The Wiz
2014-04-06	Earl of March Secondary School	Sweeney Todd
2014-04-09	Nepean High School	Les Misérables
2014-04-09	Notre Dame High School	Twelve Angry Jurors
2014-04-10	Longsfield-Davidson Heights Secondary School	Zombie Prom
2014-04-10	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School	My Fair Lady
2014-04-11	Lester B. Pearson Catholic High School	Leading Ladies
2014-04-11	Merivale High School	Curtains
2014-04-12	St. Mark Catholic High School	After Juliet
2014-04-12	D’Arcy McGee High School	Pippin
2014-04-24	All Saints Catholic High School	Grease
2014-04-25	A. Y. Jackson Secondary School	Twelve Angry Jurors
2014-04-26	Redeemer Christian High School	Pygmalion
2014-04-30	St. Patrick's High School	Suite Surrender
2012-05-01	Philemon Wright High School	Legally Blonde
2012-05-01	Glebe Collegiate Institute	The Enchanted
2012-05-02	St. Francis Xavier High School	The Odd Couple
2014-05-02	St. Joseph High School	Suite Surrender
2014-05-03	Gloucester High School	Zombie Prom
2014-05-03	St. Matthew High School	The Crucible
2014-05-04	Almonte and District High School	Romeo and Juliet

Award Winners

The annual Cappies Gala was held on June 8, 2014 at the National Arts Centre located in downtown Ottawa. The following winners are the 40 award categories.

Award	Winner(s)	School
Male Critic	Soren Wainio-Theberge	Bell
Female Critic	Miranda Scharf	Bell
Critic Team	Benjamin Wang David Bannerman Yiyi Hu Anna Repschlager Anupallavi Sinha Soren Wainio Adam Wang	Bell
Marketing and Publicity	Hayley Cannon Matthew Ciliberto Connell McCarthy	St. Joseph
Sound	Adam Derochie William Ferguson Nicholas Kowala Jonah Molinski	Lester B. Pearson
Lighting	Jimmy Johnson Sami Johnson Paula Rahm Sarah Roberts	Earl of March
Sets	Kyle Flintoff Mark Greenwood Carson Hammond Mira Pedari	St. Paul
Costumes	Amanda Collie Kathleen McKee Katie Petrakos	Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Makeup	Anastasia Szymanski and the Hair and Makeup Crew of St. Mathew	St. Mathew
Props	Marisa Meneilley Nick Raponi De Roia Holly Reis Sabrina Chaperon	St. Francis Xavier
Special Effects and/or Technology	Alphonse Vusi	St. Mathew
Stage Crew	Romeo & Juliet Stage Crew	Almonte and District
Orchestra	Nepean High School Pit Band	Nepean
Choreography	Robbie Clement Eze Leno Katie Moroz	Holy Trinity
Creativity	Ryan Mockett (Directing)	Ridgemont
Ensemble (Play)	Cleonte & Covielle Chris Leblanc, Adrian Kiva	Lisgar Collegiate
Ensemble (Musical)	Sweeney Todd Chorus	Earl of March
Featured Actress(Play)	Kassandra Engmann	St. Mathew
Featured Actor(Play)	Milad Alamir-Ahmed	Ridgemont
Featured Actress(Musical)	Elizabeth Levin	Earl of March
Featured Actor(Musical)	Will Crolla	Ashbury College
Female Dancer	Sydney Anderson	Sacred Hearts
Male Dancer	Andrew Furtado	Philemon Wright
Female Vocalist	Emma Makin	Nepean
Male Vocalist	Matthew Boutros	D’Arcy McGee
Comic Actress (Play)	Kate Skelly	St. Joseph
Comic Actor (Play)	Braeden Halverson	Lester B. Pearson
Comic Actress (Musical)	Megan Perera	Ashbury College
Comic Actor (Musical)	Ronan Lyall	Merivale
Supporting Actress (Play)	Olivia Casarramona	Elmwood
Supporting Actor (Play)	Erikson Downey	Holy Trinity
Supporting Actress (Musical)	Megan Milette	Longfields-Davidson Heights
Supporting Actor (Musical)	Lukas Beneteau-Forgues	Gloucester
Lead Actress (Play)	Louisa James-beswick	Elmwood
Lead Actor (Play)	Brett Riddiford	A.Y. Jackson
Lead Actress (Musical)	Molly Henderson	Philemon Wright
Lead Actor (Musical)	Christian Garnons-Williams	Earl of March
Song	"Expose"	Gloucester
Favourite Play	Suite Surrender	St. Joseph
Best Musical	Sweeney Todd	Earl of March

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