Cypress Lake Theatre: News

Thank you to all who auditioned. You made the process extremely difficult and exciting for us.

The first rehearsal for NINE will be held in the Blackbox Theatre Monday, September 13th from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Information on crews and first rehearsals for other shows will follow.

NINE

GUIDO CONTINI - Dallas Stobb
GUIDO AT AN EARLY AGE - TBA
LOUISA CONTINI – Christina Carrieri
CARLA ALBANESE - Eden Shelton
CLAUDIA NARDI - Allison Scott
GUIDO'S MOTHER – Melissa Schnoor
LILIANE LaFLEUR – Sloan Brettholtz
STEPHANIE NECROPHORUS – Natasha Sowka
OUR LADY OF THE SPA - Haley Huston
MAMA MADDELENA - Brittany Rincon
SARRAGHINA - Ali Hooks
LINA DARLING - Angelina Torre
DIANA - Marina Brochin
MARIA - Justine Fitzgerald
FRANCESCA - Martina Long
ANNABELLA - Diana Landa
GIULIETTA - Jami Busch
RENATA - Jordyn Casino
OLGA VON STURM - Caroline Farrell
HEIDI VON STURM - Danielle Huston
ILSE VON HESSE - Lauren Brodd
GRETCHEN VON KRUPF - Lily Anderson
A GONDOLIER - Eli Baldwin
THE CARDINAL - Christopher Hughes
A NUN - Kayla Towle
DANCERS - Paige Anderson, Janette Bautista, Halie Boling, Robelsie Collado, Jessie Ditzel, Chelsea Green, Sammie Klare, Hannah Luckow, Emily Moser, Imani Nugent , Ashley St. Hubin, Jessica Zizzo

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST

JOHN WORTHING, J. P. - Daniel Rye
HON. GWENDOLEN FAIRFAX - Alana Kaible
ALGERNON MONCRIEFF - Monty Stobb
CECILY CARDEW - Bianca Flynn
REV. CANON CHAUSIBLE, D.D. - Michael O'Connor
LADY BRACKNELL - Madalyn Musser
MR. GRIGSBY - Jacob Estes
MISS PRISM - Stephanie Hennagin
MERRIMAN - Lambert Barnes
LANE - Eric Callari

SOPHOCLES' ELECTRA

ELECTRA - Chelsea Morton
CHRYSOTHEMIS - Ashley Forrester
CLYTEMNESTRA - Jackie Benitez
ORESTES - Christopher Hughes
PYLADES - Matt Hengel
AEGISTUS - John McCullers
OLD SERVANT - Jayne Telusma
CHORUS - Emma Briggs Coleman (leader), Stephanie Sutor, Stephanie Weinberg, Marie Camino, Stephanie Wilson, Sarah McIntyre, Peyton Davis, Cindy Cassilas, Christine Magers, Katelyn Stone, Dereshia Cobb, Eric Callari, Lambert Barnes, Nick Altemeyer, Corey Robinson, Kiana Takaki, Adrianna Marrone, Andie Morgan, Miranda Gralton, Meg Bowen, Erica Wagner, Kelly Johnson

THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE

RONA LISA PERETTI – Michaela Slamka
CHIP TOLENTINO – Tony Sansone
LOGAINNE SCHWARTZANDGRUBENIERRE - Sophie Stein
LEAF CONEYBEAR – Eli Baldwin
WILLIAM BARFEE - Chris Cooper
MARCY PARK – Natasha Ponciano
OLIVE OSTROVSKY – Casey Kelley
DOUGLAS PANCHE - Corey Robinson
MITCH MAHONEY - Quinton Thomas

LGM "What You Want" from LEGALLY BLONDE

Eli Baldwin
Halie Boling
Jami Busch
Christopher Hughes
Kelly Johnson
Martina Long
Christine Magers
Chelsea Morton
Natasha Ponciano
Brittany Rincon
Daniel Rye
Allison Scott
Eden Shelton
Sophie Stein
Dallas Stobb
Erica Wagner

LGM "Freak Flag" from SHREK

Lily Anderson
Lambert Barnes
Sloan Brettholtz
Lauren Brodd
Eric Callari
Christina Carrieri
Jordyn Casino
Chris Cooper
Ali Hooks
Casey Kelley
Madalyn Musser
Corey Robinson
Tony Sansone
Melissa Schnoor
Natasha Sowka
Angelina Torre

Thank you for your patience.
We would like to see the following ladies on Tuesday, September 7th, at 2:00 p.m. in the choir room:
Sloan Brettholtz
Ashley Forrester
Casey Kelley
Melissa Schnoor
Michaela Slamka
Natasha Sowka
Sophie Stein
Please be warmed up and prepared to sing using your belt/mix voice. Some of you will also read.

SEASON Auditions for theatre majors includes casting for NINE, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, ELECTRA, THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, and 2 Large Group Musicals. All theatre majors are expected to sign up for an audition slot on one of the four days offered. The audition dates are:

Tuesday August 31st
Wednesday September 1st
Thursday September 2nd
Friday September 3rd

There are 30 slots available each day. Once a day is full we will not accept additions. Sign up will be available August 23rd on the Blackbox callboard. Sign up early.

Every theatre students should prepare a one minute monologue, 16/32 bars of a song, and be prepared to dance.

Monologues can be from published plays, movies, or books. This can be the same monologue you have used to audition with previously. Monologues must be memorized.

Students interested in leading roles in NINE or THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE must sing a published musical theatre song. You may sing "Happy Birthday", "My Country 'Tis of Thee", etc. if you are not comfortable with your singing voice, but doing so will eliminate you from leading roles in either musical production.

You are responsible for your own accompaniment. It can be CD, iPod, or a live accompanist. Please let us know if you have a live accompanist and we will arrange your audition time for their convenience. If using CD or iPod, there are to be no vocals on the background track. Please have a single track on your CD and limit all intros to the essential minimum. Songs should be memorized.

Everyone will dance. Choreography will be taught to you by the dance faculty. You will be given 30 - 40 minutes to learn the combination and practice. You will perform in groups of 3 to 4.

Cast lists for all shows will be posted online and on the callboard as soon as possible following the audition. The first rehearsal for NINE will be held September 7th after school from 2:00 - 4:30 in the Blackbox Theatre.

Break a leg!

Top High School Nominations Now Open!
Written by Jacob Coakley
Aug 18, 2010

A production of Les Misérables at Valley Christian High School in San Jose, Calif., the Southwest area winner in the 2009 High School Honors Program.
LAS VEGAS-Stage Directions is now accepting nominations for their annual High School Theatre Honors Program. The program honors outstanding theatre programs across the U.S. and Canada. Theatre administrators, teachers, students and fans are encouraged to nominate spectacular high school theatre programs at http://www.stage-directions.com/tophighschools .

"There is an amazing amount of talent and dedication on display every day in high school theatres everywhere," said Stage Directions Editor Jacob Coakley. "And the hallmarks of a great theatre department are more than what appears onstage. It's the training for the performers that happen in classrooms; the skills learned while building sets and designing staging. It's also found in the dedication of the community of volunteers around a program (and every program has them), and the passion and commitment teachers and administrators bring to the program to keep them going in these times of budget cutbacks. This is our way of honoring the exceptional theatre programs that continue to raise the bar for what's possible."

In addition to the open nomination process, Stage Directions will also conduct an informal survey of teachers, professors and recruiters across the country to find those who excel. The winners from each region (Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Northwest, Southwest and Canada) will be profiled in the November issue.

"Each and every year we are impressed by the quality and quantity of amazing theatre programs in schools," said Stage Directions publisher Terry Lowe. "We can't wait to see what remarkable schools come to light this year and encourage everyone to nominate their program!"

Teachers, students, administrators, parents, volunteers and anyone else proud of a program can nominate a school online at www.stage-directions.com/tophighschools.

After a very successful meeting with the 5341 Officers, updates are being made to the current calendar and handbook. Please be patient as dates, times and information change over the next few days. I am currently in process of updating all aspects. Everything will be up to date and ready for publication by the first day of school. Feel free to peruse the website over the next few days, but realize that UPDATES ARE BEING MADE SEVERAL TIMES DAILY.

SEASON Auditions for theatre majors includes casting for NINE, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, ELECTRA, THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, and 2 Large Group Musicals.  All theatre majors are expected to sign up for an audition slot on one of the four days offered.  The audition dates are:

• Tuesday August 31st
• Wednesday September 1st
• Thursday September 2nd
• Friday September 3rd

There are 25 slots available each day.  Once a day is full we will not accept additions.  Sign up will be available August 23rd on the Blackbox callboard.  Sign up early.

Every theatre students should prepare a one minute monologue, 16/32 bars of a song, and be prepared to dance.  

Monologues can be from published plays, movies, or books.  This can be the same monologue you have used to audition with previously. Monologues must be memorized.  

Students interested in leading roles in NINE or THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE must sing a published musical theatre song.  You may sing "Happy Birthday", "My Country 'Tis of Thee", etc. if you are not comfortable with your singing voice, but doing so will eliminate you from leading roles in either musical production.  

You are responsible for your own accompaniment.  It can be CD, iPod, or a live accompanist.  Please let us know if you have a live accompanist and we will arrange your audition time for their convenience.  If using CD or iPod, there are to be no vocals on the background track.    Please have a single track on your CD and limit all intros to the essential minimum.  Songs should be memorized.

Everyone will dance.  Choreography will be taught to you by the dance faculty.  You will be given 30 - 40 minutes to learn the combination and practice.  You will perform in groups of 3 to 4.   

Cast lists for all shows will be posted online and on the callboard as soon as possible following the audition.  The first rehearsal for NINE will be held September 7th after school from 2:00 - 4:30 in the Blackbox Theatre.  

Break a leg!

 

Cypress Lake High School Center for the Arts Theatre Department is proud to announce our 2010-2011 season.  

We will open in November with Kopit and Yeston's masterpiece NINE - a joint production of the Center for the Arts.  NINE will have four performances in the CLHS Auditorium November 18th - 21st.

Oscar Wilde's comdey of manners THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST will be presented in the Blackbox Theatre February 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th and 12th.  

We will team up with the dance department to create a very "new" production of the Greek tragedy ELECTRA which will run March 31st, April 1st, 2nd, 8th and 9th in the Blackbox Theatre.  

Finishing out the season will be THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE running May 5th, 6th, 7th, 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th also in the Blackbox Theatre.

Other productions include the returns of BEANS & SCENES and iii, a joint cabaret with the Vocal Department, the Acting One class project and a special event with the Theatre History and Literature classes.  

Check the CALENDAR tab soon for all dates, times and further information.   

Auditions are coming up for our next season - please mark your calendars!
Monday, August 2, from 5pm to 9pm. No appointments. 
 
The Laboratory Theater of Florida is casting for all roles for the following stage plays. Auditions are August 2nd from 5 to 9 pm at 2301 First Street in downtown Fort Myers. This is the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center. All auditionees should be prepared with a dramatic monologue not to exceed 2 minutes. Visit us at www.laboratorytheaterflorida.com for more information on our season, our educational programming and the Gulf Coast Shakespeare Festival. 

WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? This classic play, which was made into a stunning film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, looks at the lies we tell ourselves and others to make life more palatable. An evening of heavy drinking leads to raucous behavior and sometimes vicious truth-telling. 
October 8-9, 14 -16, 21-23 

TRUE WEST Two estranged brothers have been reconnected in this comic tale about sibling rivalry. Austin’s successful lifestyle and work as a screenwriter is threatened by his free-spirited brother. January 26-29 and Feb 2, 3, 5 

HAMLET Spying, cheating and cunning double-talk are commonplace in the Danish royal household. Hamlet, the intelligent and well-liked prince, has difficulty coming to terms with his father’s death and his mother’s hasty marriage to his uncle. He also has reason to believe his uncle killed his father. Watch our young prince in what is considered the world’s greatest play as he struggles to live a morally upright life in a cruel and deceiving house. April 6-9, 13-16, 20-23 

BUG This sleazy thriller and comedy about the seedy underbelly of an Oklahoma hotel room and its less-than-savory occupants questions delusion and reality in a post-war world. May 19-21, 26-28  

The Laboratory Theater of Florida (www.laboratorytheaterflorida.com), a Florida not-for-profit corporation
at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center (www.sbdac.com)

COMING SOON!
Auditions for our next season, August 2nd
GULF COAST SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL in November 2010 - now accepting applications
August Art Walk: Anywhere From Here (by Louise Wigglesworth)

The meeting scheduled for Wednesday May 19th has been CANCELLED! 

All information regarding the year-end banquet, officer elections and NoShame Theatre will be addressed in class and on this website.  

Please spread the word that this meeting has been CANCELLED!

Thanks Maddy Musser for posting this link in the guestbook.  Spread the word and VOTE for your favorite!

 

VOTE FOR SWEET CHARITY!~ http://www.news-press.net/hsmusical/

MORE INFO:

IF YOU NEED A RIDE OR CAN GIVE A RIDE:  Please be at the Blackbox no later than 8:00 a.m.  

IF YOU ARE BEING DROPPED OFF AT BBMANN:  Please arrive no later than 8:15 a.m.  

Wear your SWEET CHARITY shirt and whatever pants during the day.  That night you will have a provided t-shirt and will need to wear jeans.  

Lunch will be provided.  

PLEASE LET MR. LOETE KNOW IF YOU NEED TO BE BACK AT SCHOOL BY 1:45 TO CATCH THE BUS HOME.  

You must get yourselves back to the BBMann by 6:30 p.m.  

 

Four Day participants will depart the Center for the Arts parking lot (Blackbox Theatre) at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 7th.  You may leave your vehicle locked in that lot if you wish.  This group will return on Sunday, April 11th around 2:00 p.m.

Participants going for SWEET CHARITY only will depart on Friday, April 9th at 9:00 a.m.  Again, cars may be left in the Center Parking lot.  This group will check in to the hotel, eat lunch and be transported to the Straz Center for the Performing Arts.  This group will depart Saturday, April 10th and return to CLHSCA around 4:00 p.m.  

Money owed will be addressed upon our return from the Festival.  To give an idea of what is owed:

• 4 day participants who are competing: $109
• 4 day participants who are not competing: $145
• CHARITY only participants: $50

The hotel does provide breakfast, but all other meals are on your own (except dinner on April 9th).  

 

Questions can be addressed to JasonDLoe@leeschools.net. or on the guestbook of this site.  

DO NOT send emails to paisley@cypresslaketheatre.com.

Congratulations to EDEN SHELTON on being selected for performance in CIRQUE DREAMS!!!!  The show will be presented at the Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall March 16-21.  Go to www.bbmannpah.com for tickets!

The Troupe 5341 Yearbook photo will be taken immediately after school tomorrow.  I apologize for the short notice.  Please spread the word and show up if you can!!!

THIMLAR TO RECEIVE AWARD

It was just announced that Mrs. Shelly Thimlar will be awarded the Florida State Thespian 2010 Administrator of the Year Award!  The award will be presented at the closing ceremonies of this year's State Festival on April 10th, 2010 in Morsani Hall.  Please congratulate Mrs. Thimlar and thank her for all of her hard work and dedication the next time you see her.  

and...

"SWEET CHARITY" WEEK

The Lee County Board of County Commissioners has proclaimed April 5th - 9th, 2010 as "Cypress Lake Center for the Arts Sweet Charity Week".  

Now accepting applications for:

THE ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG SCHOLARSHIP

THE PATRICIA THURBER SCHOLARSHIP TRUST

Infomation avaiable at www.bigarts.org or e-mail info@bigarts.org.

Deadline is Friday, March 27th, 2010. 

1.    Let's begin with this one:  JOURNALS HAVE BEEN UPDATED.  Your second semester journal entries are now avaialbe under the JOURNALS tab in the navigation bar.  Second semester journals will be due May 28th, 2010.

2.    It's official!!!  District Thespian Festival 2010/2011 will be held at CLHSCA on October 22nd and 23rd, 2010.  Our co-hosts for the event will be Troupe 2519 from North Fort Myers High and Troupe 5782 from Canterbury School.  More information on this event will come towards the end of the school year. 

3.    Panther Showcase is Monday, February 1st.  Students who volunteered to assist must be at the Blackbox by 5:15 p.m.  Please dress appropriately for your performance and follow school dress code regulations.  Performance times are 5:45 p.m. and 6:15 p.m.  Questions please see Mr. Loete ASAP!!!

4.    There will be a meeting regarding the 2010 State Thespian Festival icluding SWEET CHARITY at the Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall and Morsani Hall on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. in the Blackbox Theatre.  All parents of students attending the State Thespian Festival (SWEET CHARITY) should plan to attend.  The meeting should last about one hour. 

5.    Money for tickets for YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU at the Florida Repertory Theatre is due by February 9th.  Tickets are $10.00 each.  We will be seeing the show February 10th following the State Thespian Festival parent meeting.  Curtain is 8:00 p.m.  Students are responsible for their own transportation to and from the theatre. 

A reminder that we have tickets for GEORGE M! at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre on Tuesday, January 26th, 2010.  The doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m.  Tickets are $19.00 which includes dinner and the show.  I have the following people signed up for tickets:

Maddy, Chris H., Christine M., Allison S., Sloan, Wilma, Adrianna, Stephanie, Kayla, Caroline, Bianca, Lauren B., Jackie, Ashley, Lisa O., Michael O., Brittany R., 12 Foot, Mike N., Katy G., Katherine M., Jessica, N@t Phunk, Chelsea F., Zero, Eli, Corey, Sowka, Alana and 2 tix for Jordyn. 

Please let me know ASAP if you will not be able to attend.  I will not be able to refund any ticket money, so please make sure you contact me before Sunday if you need to cancel your reservation. 

1.  The bus will depart on Saturday at 6:45 a.m.  This is a change from the original schedule.  Plan to be there as early as you need so that you are ON THAT BUS when it pulls out of the Center for the Arts parking lot at 6:45 a.m.!!!

2.   We will all wear our new, red "happens/stays" t-shirts, blue jeans with no rips, tears, etc.  You may wear the shoes of your choice that are closed to and cover the entire foot.  No sandals, flip flops, thongs, etc.  

3.   Lunch will be available for a small fee.  You may also bring a lunch if you desire.  

4.   Do NOT bring any valuables!!!

See you Saturday morning before the sun comes up!  

SWEET CHARITY has been selected to perform at the 2010 Florida State Thespian Festival!  The show has been scheduled to perform in the 2900 seat Morsani Hall at the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center on Friday, April 9th, 2010 with a 7:45 p.m. curtain.    

A pre-festival performance will be scheduled at the Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall in Fort Myers towards the end of March.  More information will be posted here.  

Congratulations to a very dedicated cast, crew and orchestra.  Your hard work has truly paid off.  

Young Artists Awards, Inc.

The Young Artists Awards is a performing arts education, audition, performance, and scholarship program for area students ages eight to twenty-one. The project recognizes the area’s top talented students in the performing arts. Now beginning our seventh year, the mission of the Young Artists Awards program is to provide performing arts opportunities and scholarships in the areas of dance, drama, vocal and instrumental music performance and to provide a showcase for the talents of our local youth. As a 501(c)(3) organization, we are dependent on community and corporate funding.

By providing young performers access to professionals in the various performing arts fields, students receive positive feedback and educational exposure through adjudicated open auditions and a gala performance featuring the top judged students in each category at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre. We will be awarding thirty-three scholarships and opportunities to collaborate with educators and professional artists.

At our packed event in March 2009, $19,500 in savings bond scholarships, as well as additional benefits were awarded to students. Forty-one professionals in the performing arts from throughout the state of Florida volunteered their time as adjudicators.

Upcoming events

• Auditions for students at the Alliance for the Arts. Saturday 1/23/10 and Saturday 1/30/10.
  9 AM–5 PM both days. Drama. Dance. Instrumental Music. Classical Voice. Contemporary Voice / Musical Theatre. Students must be registered to participate.
• Gala at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre on Sunday 3/14/10. Featuring the performances of student finalists, local school groups and a silent auction. Hosted by Lois Thome of WINK-TV Dinner 6 PM, Show 7:30 PM tickets are $40/sponsorship opportunities are available

Visit the website at http://www.youngartistsawards.org for information about registering. 

Arts for Life! Scholarship
The Foundation for Excellence in Education is accepting applications for the Arts for Life! scholarship from graduating high school seniors for their outstanding achievement in the arts. To be considered for the scholarship, public, private or home education program students must submit a completed application, a brief essay explaining “How the arts have positively influenced my life,” and a sample of their work in creative writing, dance, drama, music or visual arts. Each of the 25 winners will receive a $1,000 cash scholarship toward their pursuit of the arts in higher education, and have an opportunity to showcase their arts discipline through performance and exhibition at a luncheon in their honor. The deadline to submit an application is Feb. 1, 2010. Contact the Foundation for Excellence in Education at (850) 391-4090 or visit www.ExcelinEd.org for more information.

HOLIDAY JAVA

ACT ONE

“Couch Potato Santa” by Jimmy Brunelle

                Christina Carrieri and Alison Hamilton

“Twas a Florida Christmas” by Al Bundy

                Maddy Musser

“The Doll Monologue” by M. Ramirez

                Stephanie Sutor

“The Politically Correct Twas the Night Before Christmas” by Harvey Ehrlich

                Kyrie Sassaman

“Dasher” from THE EIGHT by Jeff Goode

                Kayla Towle

“Why I Hate Christmas” from GREMLINS by Chris Columbus

                Brittany Rincon

“The Florida Christmas Song”  by Diva and Wild Man

                Natasha Sowka

“Hannukah Bizare”

                Joey Whitesman, Sophie Stein and Philip Gold

“Guess Jew” by Sanspants Productions

                Ali Hooks, Casey Kelley and Sophie Stein

“The Twelve Pains of Christmas” by Bob Rivers

Chris Hughes, Adrianna Marrone, Jacob Estes, Chris Cooper, Christine Magers, Bianca Flynn, Eli Baldwin, Stephanie Hennagin, and Cheslea Morton

ACT TWO

ROCKIN’ AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE – Katy Gibble

SANTA BABY – Ashley Jasinski

CHRISTMAS, WHY CAN’T I FIND YOU? – Christine Magers

THE FIRST NOEL – Chris Hughes on guitar

MISTLETOE – Andie Morgan

GREENSLEEVES – Chelsea Fleeman on piano

THANKFUL – Mike Nance

A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS by Charles Schultz

                Christine Magers

THE CHRISTMAS SONG – Brooke Cole

SILENT NIGHT – Caroline Farrell

I’LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS – Jeremy Miller

HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS from MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS – Kacie Phillips

I’LL BEGIN AGAIN from SCROOGE by Leslie Bricusse – Loete

click on the following link to see the C.A.R.E.S. video celebrating the 5K walk!  You just may be on there!

The CARES Walk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzGcly8JyuY

 

Enjoy!

Troupe 5341

District 6 Individual Events

 

M - Monologues

Casey Kelley

"The Other Danger"/"Sixty Years to Life"

 

Chelsea Morton

"Promedy"/"Cinema Limbo"

 

Dallas Stobb

"MacBeth"/"A Clockwork Orange"

 

Corey Robinson

"Three Sisters"/"The Spotted Man"

 

Sophie Stein

"A Streetcar Named Desire"/"Scuba Lessons"

 

DA - Duet Acting

Hooks and Kelley

"August; Osage County" by Tracy Letts

 

Kaible and Marrone

"Keeley and Du" by Jane Martin

 

Nance and Phillips

"Reasons to be Pretty" by Neil LaBute

 

Myers and Schnoor

"Pizza Man" by Darlene Craviotto

 

Gibble and O'Neill

"And Never Been Kissed" by Aurand Harris

 

EA - Ensemble Acting

Filkowksi and Company

"The Father Clock" by Walter Wykes

 

Brettholtz and Company

"The Compleat Works of Wm. Shakespeare, Abrgd" by Borgeson, Long and Singer

 

Carrieri and Company

"The Children's Hour" by Lillian Hellman

 

Benitez and Company

"The Laramie Project" by Moises Kaufman

 

Baldwin and Company

"Broadway Bound" by Neil Simon

 

SM - Solo Musical

Kacie Phillips

"If He Walked in to My Life" from MAME by Jerry Herman

 

Ali Hooks

"He Vas My Boyfriend" from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN by Mel Brooks

 

Brooke Cole

"Times Like This" from LUCKY STIFF by Flaherty and Ahrens

 

Wil Harbison

"Run Away With Me" from THE UNAUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY OF SAMATHA BROWN by Kerrigan and Lowdermilk

 

Joey Whitesman

"Mama, a Rainbow" from MINNIE'S BOYS by Grossman and Hackady

 

DM - Duet Musical

Fleeman and Musser

"Stepsister's Lament" from CINDERELLA by Rodgers and Hammerstein

 

Martin and O'Neill

"In His Eyes" from JEKYLL & HYDE by Wildhorn

 

Sutor and Torre

"My Own Best Friend" from CHICAGO by Kander and Ebb

 

Carrieri and Hennagin

"If Mama Was Married" from GYPSY by Jules Stein

 

GM - Group Musical

Busch and Company

"It's Today" from MAME by Jerry Herman

 

Baldwin and Company

"Electric Blues" from HAIR by Galt MacDermot

 

Casino and Company

"Secondary Characters" from [title of show] by Jeff Bowen and Hunter Bell

 

PA - Pantomime

Joselyn Rodriguez

"Crunch"

 

Natasha Sowka

"Goodbye Mr. Fluffers"

 

Eli Baldwin

"Fly"

 

CD - Costume Design

Ashley Jasinski

BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE

 

Alison Hamilton

CAMELOT

 

CC - Costume Construction

Ashley Jasinski

BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE - Jill Tanner

 

Katy Gibble

BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE - Jill Tanner

 

PY - Playwrighting

"Tommy & Ptommy" by Willie Filkowksi

 

"See You at Sunset" by Jeremy Miller

 

"Placeholder" by Philip Gold

 

"Waiting, Without Knowing" by Madalyn Musser

 

"Regret Not" by Chelsea Fleeman

 

Thank you to the very few (less than 10) people who attended Saturday's Work Call. Extra special thanks to Mike Nance and Billy Violette who worked the entire day! And to Lew and Helene Phillips and Joan Gibble for lending a hand.

Due to the miserable turn-out, original designs must be modified and compromised, some elements being completely cut from the show. I am certain that more than 10 people said they were attending Saturday.

Remember that every student must complete 10 hours of work outside of regular school hours. Those who are procrastinating will certainly regret not attending when their grade lowers one letter grade due to incomplete work hours.

Please check the schedule listed in the entry below if you plan to attend future work calls.