Ridgefield Theater Director Daniel C. Levine Receives Dr. King Service Award - fundsforNGOs

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Ridgefield Playhouse is set to honor Daniel C. Levine, a prominent Broadway actor and co-founder of A Contemporary Theatre of Connecticut, with the Spirit of Dr. King Service Award. The award ceremony will take place on January 20, 2025, from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Ridgefield Playhouse, celebrating Levine’s significant contributions to the community and the arts.

Key Takeaways

Award Recipient: Daniel C. Levine, co-founder of A.C.T. of Connecticut.
Event Date: January 20, 2025.
Location: Ridgefield Playhouse, 80 East Ridge.
Event Features: Awards ceremony, speakers, and performances.
Community Impact: Recognizes outstanding commitment to community service.

The Spirit of Dr. King Service Award is an annual tradition in Ridgefield, honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and celebrating individuals who embody his spirit through community service. This year, the award will be presented to Levine for his extensive work in the arts and his dedication to various community initiatives.

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Levine has played a pivotal role in the Ridgefield arts scene, having co-founded A.C.T. of Connecticut, which aims to foster a sense of community through the arts. Under his leadership, the organization has thrived, now in its seventh season, providing a platform for local talent and engaging the community in meaningful artistic experiences.

In addition to his work with A.C.T. of Connecticut, Levine has a rich history of involvement in various community organizations. His volunteer efforts include:

Founders Hall
Keeler Tavern Museum
Ridgefield Library
ROAR (Ridgefield Organization for Animal Rescue)
Compassionate Ridgefield
SPHERE (Supporting People with Handicaps in Ridgefield)

Levine’s commitment to community service extends beyond the arts. He has served on Ridgefield’s Conservation Commission for over six years, contributing to local environmental initiatives. His dedication to social issues is also evident in his work with the nonprofit Jane Doe No More, where he created an original musical production that empowers survivors of sexual crimes to share their stories.

The upcoming award ceremony is free and open to the public, inviting community members to join in honoring Levine’s achievements and the spirit of service that Dr. King championed. The event will feature various speakers and performances, making it a celebration of community and the arts.

As Ridgefield continues to recognize individuals who make a difference, the Spirit of Dr. King Service Award serves as a reminder of the impact one person can have on their community. Daniel C. Levine’s contributions exemplify the values of service, creativity, and commitment to social justice that Dr. King stood for, inspiring others to follow in his footsteps.