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A black and white selfie shows three smiling friends, a man with a beard and glasses, and two women, at the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards event.
A wide shot captures a theater filled with an audience, facing a stage with red curtains, during the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards ceremony.
A screen displays the 'Outstanding Prop Design' nominees, including Ren Walther, while people are on stage, some holding awards, at the OEAAs.
A color selfie features a smiling man with a beard and glasses alongside a smiling woman with curly hair, attending the OEAAs.
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Two smiling women, one with glasses and clasped hands, the other with curly hair, are seated in an audience at the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards.
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A black and white selfie shows three smiling friends, a man with a beard and glasses, and two women, at the Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards event.
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2025 Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards

Highlights from the OEAAs. It was a lovely evening filled with friends, hotdogs, and solidarity of the arts community. And the Rose had 2 prop artisans nominated this year! The fabulous Ren Walther was also nominated for their work on Red Ridinghood.

2025/2/20 Edited to

... Read moreThe 2025 Omaha Entertainment and Arts Awards (OEAAs) celebrated outstanding achievements in local theater and the arts. This year, several talented prop artisans were recognized for their contributions, including Devon Denn-Young for 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and Ren Walther for 'Red Riding Hood'. The event featured nominations across various categories, showcasing the incredible work produced by local artists. Highlights included Angie Benes & Erin Cejka for 'Descendants the Musical', Thniy Randal Ste s for 'The Inheritance', and Amy Reiner for 'POTUS' at BLUEBARN Theatre. It was a vibrant gathering of community members, artists, and supporters coming together in solidarity. Beyond the awards, the evening was filled with joy and shared experiences, where attendees enjoyed hotdogs and connections amongst friends. The OEAAs serves as a reminder of the importance of arts and culture in our community, fostering support for local talent and engagement in the creative process. As the Omaha arts scene continues to thrive, events like these shine a spotlight on the innovative works and passionate individuals that bring our stories to life. Looking ahead, we anticipate even more thrilling performances and creative contributions that will enrich the Omaha entertainment landscape.