Hutchison Nominated for Nine High School Musical Theatre Awards
Hutchison’s fall 2025 production of “Hadestown: Teen Edition” received a variety of nominations, from ensemble recognition to technical awards.
Congratulations to the cast and crew of Hadestown: Teen Edition on their nominations for the Orpheum High School Musical Theatre Awards! The awards program celebrates local high school talent across Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Missouri. Judges attend school performances throughout the academic year to evaluate and nominate students for various awards. Nominees are honored at the annual Orpheum High School Musical Theatre Awards celebration, which will take place on May 21, 2026.
Below is a list of Hutchison’s nominations:
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Below is a list of Hutchison’s nominations:
- Outstanding Overall Production
- Outstanding Technical Achievement
- Outstanding Large Ensemble
- Outstanding Small Ensemble: The Fates
- Eloise McDonald ’28
- Anna Ratton ’27
- Pippa Williams ’31
- Outstanding Lighting
- Outstanding Sound Design & Execution
- Outstanding Chorus
- Outstanding Music Direction: Patrick Jones, Hutchison Music Teacher
- Outstanding Supporting Actor: Brayden Daughtery as Hades
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