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The Barnstormers Theatre raked in the Semi-Finalist nominations for the upcoming New Hampshire Theatre Awards and I’ve been lucky enough to be nominated for both of my performances this past summer!




For Something Rotten, I've been nominated for Outstanding Performance in a Supporting Role in a Musical.














For Jordan Reeves' new play, Front Row to Murder, I'm up for Outstanding Performance in a Supporting Role in a Play.


Both productions took place at The Barnstormers Theatre in Tamworth, New Hampshire.













The NH Theatre Awards Night is a gala event held each year at the end of January or early February to celebrate the best that  New Hampshire theatre has to offer!  Awards are presented in all the major categories. It is an event not to be missed!

 

Since 2002, the NH Theatre Awards have showcased the state's remarkable achievements and exceptional talent in locally produced theatre.

 

They continue to encourage, stimulate, and recognize creative excellence and exceptional dedication among the players, producers, writers, directors, and technicians who bring theatrical magic to the small stages of the Granite State.



 
 

Manhattan Holiday Carolers was invited to be a running gag for The Season: Goldie’s Kids at the Laurie Beechman Theatre!



Thursday, December 11 was truly one of the biggest nights in New York City’s colorful and diverse world of cabaret. This was Goldie Dver’s third annual benefit for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Directed by James Beaman with Musical Direction and piano by Dan Pardo, and featuring John Miller on bass and Chip Fabrizi on drums, the event featured over 30 (!) of New York’s finest musical artists– and went on for over three hours.


Our caroling quartet of Sierra Rein, Bobby Underwood, and Maggie Day Roberts and me were brought out to harmonize throughout the evening whenever they needed to tally the donations, and we collectively raised $7,118!


 
 

It’s my fifteenth year as a backstage singer for the Red Bucket Follies (and in the last few years, one of the “Vannas” presenting the awards)!


Doug Shapiro with the cast of Red Bucket Follies 2025

Doug Shapiro performs with Kristin Chenoweth at the Red Bucket Follies 2025
Doug Shapiro performs with Kristin Chenoweth at the Red Bucket Follies 2025

With a whirlwind of songs, skits and dances created by Broadway’s best, this year’s Red Bucket Follies delivered humor, heart and theater magic to the legendary New Amsterdam Theatre. The annual variety show, performed December 8 and 9, 2025, celebrated 55 Broadway, Off-Broadway and national touring companies that participated in the fall #RedBuckets fundraising for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.


Red Bucket Follies and the six weeks of in-theater fundraising raised a record-shattering $7,344,304. That’s the highest total ever raised in a Broadway Cares fundraising season, flying past the previous record of $6.8 million just set in the spring.


Check out the opening number below!





Doug Shapiro performs in the opening number of the Red Bucket Follies 2025

 
 
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