AISA State Performing Arts Competition – February 19, 2025 at Eastwood Christian School, 1701 East Trinity Blvd, Montgomery, AL.
Updated competition categories: The categories for competition and time limits will be the following:
a. Non-Musical Solo Acting – Monologues – One (1) student will present a scene by presenting a monologue. (2-4 minutes)
b. Non-Musical Duet Acting – Two (2) students will present a scene. (4-7 minutes)
c. Non-Musical Ensemble Acting – More than two (2+) students will present a skit or cutting from a play. (4-7 minutes)
d. Musical Solo – One student will present a short dramatic piece which includes and is enhanced by music. Vocals may have live or taped accompaniment. (4-7 minutes)
e. Musical Duet – Two (2) students will present a short dramatic piece which includes and is enhanced by music. Vocals may have live or taped accompaniment. (4-7 minutes)
f. Musical Ensemble – More than two (2+) students will present a short dramatic piece which includes and is enhanced by music. Vocals may have live or taped accompaniment. (4-7 minutes)
2025 Performing Arts Competition Winners:
Best Actor: Seth Broughton, Faith Academy
Best Actress: Avery Fields, Glenwood School
Musical Solo:
1st Place: Campbell Thomas, Lee-Scott Academy – “They Just Keep Moving the Line”
2nd Place: Steadman Meadows, Eastwood Christian School – “Why Should I Change a Thing?”
Musical Duet:
1st Place: Seth Broughton & Uriah Broughton, Faith Academy – “Let My People Go”
2nd Place: Campbell Thomas & Resse Colley, Lee-Scott Academy – “Some Things Are Meant to Be”
Non-Musical Solo:
1st Place: Seth Broughton, Faith Academy – “Vegeta Tells How He Goes Super Saiyan for the First Time”
2nd Place: Avery Fields, Glenwood School – “When Will I Be Enough?”
Non-Musical Duet:
1st Place: Ella Robinson & Cole Gary, Sparta Academy – “Pain Scale”
2nd Place: Pharryn Lewis & Kaden Womack, Success Unlimited Academy – “Ties that Bind”
Musical Ensemble:
1st Place: Campbell Thomas, Resse Colley, Jaz Revalde, Jay Collins, James Bagley, John David Meals, Audrey Edwards, Karson Brown, Will Rhodes, & Sam Edwards, Lee-Scott Academy – “One Day More”
2nd Place: Lainey McQuinn, Avery Fields, & Jesse Knisely, Glenwood School – “I Know it’s Today”
Non-Musical Ensemble:
1st Place: Avery Fields, Jillian Byrd, Maura Bennett & Giovanni Martinez, Glenwood School – “Professional Development”
2nd Place: Kinleigh McEvoy, Liam Whittmayer, Seth Broughton, Uriah Broughton, Annlea Jacobsen, Anna Harris, Hannath Bekurs, Allie Goin, Faith Academy – “Kindergarten Fight for Love”
2025 All-State Cast:
Eastwood Christian School | Stella Rose Howard |
Eastwood Christian School | Steadman Meadows |
Edgewood Academy | Emma Jones |
Faith Academy | Liam Whittmayer |
Faith Academy | Seth Broughton |
Faith Academy | Uriah Broughton |
Glenwood School | Avery Fields |
Glenwood School | Jillian Byrd |
Glenwood School | Maura Bennett |
Heritage Christian Academy | Faith Payne |
Jackson Academy | Amelia Harrison |
Lee-Scott Academy | Campbell Thomas |
Lee-Scott Academy | Jay Collins |
Lee-Scott Academy | John David Meals |
Lee-Scott Academy | Resse Colley |
Pike Liberal Arts School | Pruitt Vaughn |
Snook Christian Academy | Jack Lackey |
South Choctaw Academy | Cloe Landrum |
Southern Academy | Abbie McKinney |
Sparta Academy | D.J. Harris |
Sparta Academy | Ella Robinson |
Success Unlimited Academy | Ayden Brown |
Success Unlimited Academy | Kaden Womack |
Success Unlimited Academy | Pharryn Lewis |
Sumiton Christian School | Audrey Perry |