Jack Quinn Memorial Scholarship Information
What: The Princess Theatre offers a $750 scholarship to a student who is committed to ongoing involvement in the performing arts. Applicants may be high school seniors or continuing college students, and applicants may reapply after an initial award.
History: The scholarship honors Jack Quinn who was a co-founder of the theatre company, formerly known as Valley Musical Comedy Company. Jack directed and performed in company productions and served in a number of different positions within the company. He loved theatre and was beloved by those with whom he worked.
Application Requirements:
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Resume that includes:
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Career goals
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School organizations and positions
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Community organizations and positions
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List of performances including the following:
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Date
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Company, group, or school name
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Play, concert, or performance title
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Your role in the performance (character name, instrument played, soloist, small group, crew member, etc.)
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Official Transcript
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Character reference letter
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Performing arts reference letter
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A 500 word or less statement about how the performing arts have impacted your life, and your plans to stay engaged in the performing arts in the future.



Application Due Date: March 31st
Application Mailing Address:
Princess Theatre Scholarship Committee
1228 Meade Avenue
Prosser, WA 99350
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scholarship@theprincesstheatre.net
Scholarship applications are now available at the counselors’ offices at Lower Yakima Valley schools from Prosser to Zillah. Click here to download a copy of the Application form for The Princess Theatre Scholarship.
Last Updated: 2/4/2022
Sara Waywell, Sunnyside High School graduate,
winner of the 2022 Jack Quinn Memorial Scholarship.