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Jeremy_Shinder_Headshot_smJeremy Todd Shinder

STANJ – Dramatic Monologue

JEREMY TODD SHINDER is a senior at Northern Valley Demarest who just performed his final Thespians of NVD production as Gomez in The Addams Family. Jeremy competed at the 2020 STANJ Acting Competition and won first place (NJ Governor’s Award) for both comedic and dramatic monologues, as well as he placed 2nd in dramatic pairs, 4th in improv pairs, and 5th with their group scene. Favorite credits include: Broadway: A Christmas Story: The Musical (Flick [OBC]), The 2013 TONY Awards (Himself, with ACS). Off-Broadway: Big: The Musical (Billy), Runaways ([City Center/Public Theater]). International Tour: The Addams Family (Pugsley Addams). Film: Drunk Parents (Trey Donnelly), Going in Style (Ezra Bronkowski). Television: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (Timmy Jenkins), Louie (Never Cartesian). School: Mamma Mia! (Harry Bright), Noises Off (Lloyd Dallas). Jeremy is a proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA, as well as the Tri-M Music Honor Society and the International Thespian Society. This fall, Jeremy will attend Syracuse University as B.F.A. Film Major.

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The Governor’s Awards in Arts Education began in 1980 to promote awareness and appreciation of the arts, recognizing the creativity, talent and leadership of the award winners. Each year, awards are presented to approximately 20 educators and 80 students. National and statewide organizations select the students for their exemplary work in creative writing, speech, dance, music, theatre and visual arts and the leaders for their exceptional commitment and contribution to arts education. The program also recognizes arts educators and arts education advocates, whose leadership has helped nurture the development of students in the arts across the state.

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The Governor’s Awards event is a partnership of the Arts Ed NJ, the Department of Education, Art Pride New Jersey Foundation, the Department of State and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Additional support is provided by: the Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics; Art Educators of New Jersey; Art Administrators of New Jersey; Dance New Jersey; New Jersey Council of Teachers of English; New Jersey Speech and Debate League; New Jersey Music Educators Association; New Jersey Performing Arts Center; Writer's Theatre of New Jersey; Speech and Theatre Association of New Jersey; New Jersey Thespians and Young Audiences of New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. The cooperating organizations, award sponsors and individual members of the planning council dedicate their time to make sure that excellence in the arts is rewarded, and work tirelessly throughout the year to plan this special event. The Governor's Awards in Arts Education ceremony are a major collaborative effort of the arts, education and state government.