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Regina Dudo Harlequin Club Scholarship
 Regina Dudo served as the Business Manager for the Harlequin Club for three seasons between 2017-2020. During that short time she made a profound impact on the club both in her strong commitment to all her business activities but also in her evident care and support of all the students. She was someone who could always be counted on to get things done and showed a determination to figure out how to do anything asked of her. She found so much joy in seeing the Harlequin students thrive in whatever they were doing. Even days before her passing she was watching a club virtual cabaret from her hospital room and posting positive, encouraging comments for all the performers. Though she faced a difficult diagnosis, she never complained and stayed focused on doing what she needed to do to feel better and be able to help those around her. The Regina Dudo Harlequin Club Scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior who demonstrates her character strengths of courage, optimism, hard work, determination, dependability, kindness and love of theater.

The 2020 and first recipient of the Regina Dudo Harlequin Scholarship Award was Arielle Atkinson. She is currently at Bringham Young University majoring in Fashion Design with a concentration in costuming.  Congrats Arielle!

The 2021 recipient of the Regina Dudo Harlequin Scholarship Award was Alison Silldorff. She is currently at Princeton University majoring in Computer Science.  Congrats Alison!

The 2022 recipient of the Regina Dudo Harlequin Scholarship Award was Ellile Kuhnle. She is currently at the Manhattan School of Music majoring in Musical Theater.  Congrats Ellie!

The 2023 recipient of the Regina Dudo Harlequin Scholarship Award was Samantha Herb. Sam is currently at the University of the Arts majoring in Theater Design & Technology.

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EVAN CARROLL (Recipient 2024)

Evan exemplifies the characteristics intrinsic to this award presented in Regina Dudo’s memory. Evan has been dedicated to the Harlequin Club both on and offstage. She often worked long after others had gone home to ensure that the artistic elements of our productions were top-notch. She took on projects selflessly and independently for the good of the group and production, without seeking credit or recognition. Her efforts always came from a place of love for art and for the benefit of the club and its members. Her tireless work ethic, artistic talent and strong leadership will be sorely missed.