Celebrating Excellence in High School Musical Theatre Across Greater Houston
The Tommy Tune Awards recognize excellence both onstage and behind the scenes, inspiring students to pursue their artistic dreams, providing professional-level feedback, and strengthening Houston’s cultural community.
As the official regional program of the National High School Musical Theatre Awards® (The Jimmy Awards®), the Tommy Tune Awards send two Outstanding Performer winners to New York City each summer. These students train with Broadway professionals, participate in intensive rehearsals and workshops, and represent Houston in a national showcase.
Participating Schools
Alvin High School – String
Angleton High School – Chicago: Teen Edition
B. F. Terry High School – Hello Dolly
Bridgeland High School – CATS
CE King School – High School Musical on Stage
Cinco Ranch High School – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella
Clear Brook High School – The Great Christmas Cookie Bake-Off
Clear Creek High School – Shrek the Musical
Clear Falls High School – Anastasia
Clear Springs High School – The Addams Family
Clements High School – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music
Concordia Lutheran High School – Disney’s Frozen
Conroe High School – Chicago: Teen Edition
Cypress Falls High School – Annie
Cypress Ranch High School – Disney & Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Popppins
Cypress Woods High School – Little Shop of Horrors and Shrek the Musical
Dickinson High School – SpongeBob the Musical and Tuck Everlasting
Dr. Thomas E. Randle High School – Hadestown: Teen Edition
Dulles High School – Les Misérables
Fort Bend High School – Hadestown: Teen Edition
Foster High School – Disney’s Newsies
Friendswood High School – Les Misérables
G.W. Carver Magnet High School – The Wiz
Gene Tomas High School – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella
George Bush High School – Little Shop of Horrors
Goose Creek Memorial High School – Mamma Mia!
Hightower High School – Grease and Disney’s The Little Mermaid
Houston Christian High School – Anastasia and High School Musical
Jordan High School – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!
Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella
Kingwood High School – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s The Sound of Music
Klein Cain High School – Seussical
Klein Collins High School – All Shook Up
Klein High School – Crazy for You
Klein Oak High School – Disney & Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins
Lamar Consolidated High School – Sweeney Todd: School Edition
Lamar High School – Legally Blonde
Lawrence B Elkins High School – Heathers: Teen Edition
Manvel High School – Mean Girls: High School Edition
Memorial High School – The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Broadway Revival Version)
Michael E. DeBakey High School for Health Professions – You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
Montgomery High School – Disney’s Frozen
Northland Christian School – James and the Giant Peach
Oak Ridge High School – Little Women the Musical
Pasadena Memorial High School – Matilda
Patricia E. Paetow High School – The Addams Family
Pearland High School – Little Women the Musical and Seussical
Ridge Point High School – The Wedding Singer
Ross Shaw Sterling Aviation High School – Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Enchanted Edition)
Second Baptist School – Crazy for You
Shadow Creek High School – Grease: School Version
South Houston High School – Little Shop of Horrors
St. Agnes Academy – String and A Year with Frog and Toad
St. Francis Episcopal School – Shrek the Musical
St. Pius X High School – Godspell
Stephen F. Austin High School – Hadestown: Teen Edition
Stratford High School – Guys and Dolls
Summer Creek High School – Mamma Mia!
The Emery Weiner School – Bandstand
The John Cooper School – Les Misérables School Edition
The Kinkaid School – Once Upon a One More Time (High School Version)
The Village School – Chicago: Teen Edition
Tomball Memorial High School – Big Fish School Edition
William B. Travis High School – Mamma Mia!
Yates High School – TBA
How the Program Works
- Participating Schools: High schools across Greater Houston apply to participate, producing a qualifying musical during the adjudication window.
- Volunteer Adjudicators: Theatre professionals and educators attend productions and evaluate them using a detailed rubric.
- Awards Ceremony: Finalists and winners are announced in the spring, culminating in a live awards show featuring student performances at the Hobby Center.
Benefits for Students
- Inspire students to pursue their artistic dreams.
- Enrich the arts through professional feedback and recognition.
- Strengthen Houston’s cultural community by connecting schools, students, and theatre lovers.
Important Dates (2025–26 Season)
- School Interest Form Open: August 13 – September 29
- Adjudication Period: October 11 – March 1
- Finalists Announced: March 20
- Tommy Tune Awards Ceremony at the Hobby Center: May 8
Get Involved
Schools
Adjudicators
Tommy Tune Awards Tickets
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the connection to the Jimmy Awards?
How many schools participate?
What awards are given?
Where is the ceremony held?
Who can attend the ceremony?
Where can I find school/adjudicator guidelines?
Downloadable packets are available on the Participating Schools and Volunteer Adjudicators pages.