Clayton Community Theatre has been honored to receive the following Theatre Mask Award awards from Arts for Life:

 

For Macbeth (2015):
Outstanding direction of a Drama (Nancy Crouse)
Outstanding lighting design (Nathan Schroeder)
Outstanding set design (Nancy Crouse)

 

For The Piano Lesson (2015):
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama (Ronnie Lee Banks)

 

For The Skin of our Teeth (2015):
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy (Heather Sartin)

 

For Inherit the Wind (2016):
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama (Jim Danek)

 

For A View from the Bridge (2017):
Outstanding Direction of a Drama (Joe Hanrahan)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama (Isaiah DiLorenzo)

 

For Two Trains Running (2017):
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama (Jeremy Thomas)

 

For Brighton Beach Memoirs (2018):
Outstanding Production of a Comedy
Outstanding Direction of a Comedy (Sam Hack)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy (Patrick Blanner)

 

For Bus Stop (2018):
Outstanding Small Ensemble

 

For Biloxi Blues (2019):
Outstanding Production of a Comedy
Outstanding Large Ensemble of a Play
Outstanding Direction of a Comedy (Sam Hack)
Outstanding Leading Actor in a Comedy (Michael Bouchard as Arnold Epstein)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy (Sam Guillemette as Roy Selridge)

 

For A Soldier’s Play (2019):
Outstanding Production of a Drama
Outstanding Direction of a Drama (Nada Vaughn)
Outstanding Lighting Design of a Play (Nathan Schroeder)

 

For The Philadelphia Story (2020):
Outstanding Production
Outstanding Direction (Heather Sartin)
Outstanding Leading Actress (Kelsey McCroskey)
Outstanding Supporting Actress (Caitlin Souers)
Outstanding Set Design (Andrew Cary, Zac Cary, and Heather Sartin)
Outstanding Lighting Design (Nathan Schroeder)
Outstanding Costume Design (Julie Smailys)

 

For Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (2021):
Outstanding Supporting Actor (Jonathan Garland)

 

For Murder on the Nile (2023):
Outstanding Direction of a Drama (Nada Vaughn)

 

For The Play That Goes Wrong (2024):
Outstanding Production of a Comedy
Outstanding Small Ensemble
Outstanding Direction of a Comedy (Tim Kelly)
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy (Jeff Kargus)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy (Michael Baird)

 

For Twelfth Night (2024):
Outstanding Large Ensemble
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy (Claire Coffey)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy (Bryn Sentnor)
Outstanding Costume Design (Rob Corbett)

 

For Who Killed Aunt Caroline? (2025):
Outstanding Production of a Drama
Outstanding Large Ensemble
Outstanding Direction of a Drama (Ken Clark)
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama (Mary Saputo)
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama (Tyler Webster)
Outstanding Set Design (Ken Clark)

 

For The Graduate (2025):
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama (Joey Franks II)