Met'heru Diop Awarded 2026 Susy Moorstein Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship by Prince William Little Theatre
Prince William Little Theatre is proud to present this years Susy Moorstein Scholarship for the Visual and Performing Arts to Woodbridge Senior High School student Met'heru Diop! Met'heru has a strong passion for theatre and a focus on diversity and advocacy. In the words of her theater teacher, she is a true force of nature, an artist, scholar, and leader. Met'heru will be attending VCU this fall to study theatre. The scholarship, valued at $2000, is awarded annually to a graduating senior who exhibits exceptional dedication and talent in the visual and performing arts, with the aim of fostering a lifelong engagement with theatre.
PWLT, a cornerstone of the Northern Virginia arts community for over 40 years, continues its mission to support and nurture local talent through this scholarship. Named after PWLT founder Susy Moorstein, a fervent advocate for the arts, the scholarship reflects her enduring legacy of promoting theatre arts.
The Prince William Little Theatre's dedication to promoting the arts is exemplified through initiatives like the Susy Moorstein Scholarship. By encouraging young talents like Met'heru, PWLT ensures that the vibrant culture of theatre in Northern Virginia continues to thrive for generations to come.
Prince William Little Theatre is proud to present this years Susy Moorstein Scholarship for the Visual and Performing Arts to Woodbridge Senior High School student Met'heru Diop! Met'heru has a strong passion for theatre and a focus on diversity and advocacy. In the words of her theater teacher, she is a true force of nature, an artist, scholar, and leader. Met'heru will be attending VCU this fall to study theatre. The scholarship, valued at $2000, is awarded annually to a graduating senior who exhibits exceptional dedication and talent in the visual and performing arts, with the aim of fostering a lifelong engagement with theatre.
PWLT, a cornerstone of the Northern Virginia arts community for over 40 years, continues its mission to support and nurture local talent through this scholarship. Named after PWLT founder Susy Moorstein, a fervent advocate for the arts, the scholarship reflects her enduring legacy of promoting theatre arts.
The Prince William Little Theatre's dedication to promoting the arts is exemplified through initiatives like the Susy Moorstein Scholarship. By encouraging young talents like Met'heru, PWLT ensures that the vibrant culture of theatre in Northern Virginia continues to thrive for generations to come.
The Susy Moorstein
Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship
Scholarship Description
The Susy Moorstein Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship is provided by Prince William Little Theatre for the purpose of promoting a lifelong love of theatre and the continuance of theatre engagement. This scholarship will be awarded on an annual basis.
Requirements
Applicants must:
• Be a high school senior who will be attending a college/university pursuing an associate or bachelor degree after high school graduation.
• Be a resident of Prince William County or the City of Manassas.
• Have been involved in high school and/or with community theatre groups.
• Have a love of theatre and wish to continue to pursue a lifelong involvement with theatre throughout their life.
• A major in theatre is not a requirement for consideration.
• Money may only be used for academic purposes.
How to Apply:
• Completed Application (Application for 2026 will be available in January, 2026).
• Personal Essay
• Teacher Recommendation
Year of Need: College Freshman
Number of Awards: 1
Award: $2000
Past Scholarship Winners
2024 - Ollie Maxted (Gainesville H.S.) George Mason University
2023 - Sydney Farris (Battlefield H.S.) Virginia Commonwealth University
2022- Alexandra Love Wahlquist (Forest Park H.S.) Brigham Young University
2021 - Tori Baker (Brentsville District H.S.) Shenandoah University
2024 - Ollie Maxted (Gainesville H.S.) George Mason University
2023 - Sydney Farris (Battlefield H.S.) Virginia Commonwealth University
2022- Alexandra Love Wahlquist (Forest Park H.S.) Brigham Young University
2021 - Tori Baker (Brentsville District H.S.) Shenandoah University
