Open to males and females 18 and older.
Arrive early to register.
Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. and close at 7:00 p.m.
All individuals auditioning must be registered prior to dance audition which will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. 

Prepare 16-32 bars of a song
Bring sheet music. CD and other forms of accompaniment will not be accepted.
Be prepared to participate in dance audition.
No monologues needed.

All principle and ensemble roles will be cast for productions listed.

Youth characters and children's roles for Annie will be cast from those enrolled in SPP Youth Programs

Characters Needed:

1776

Annie

Roads Courageous

Spring Awakening

Ragtime

Summer Magic: TBA

Have a Nice Day: A 70s Musical Flashback

For details on each production including a brief synopsis and production team, see website.

www.sanpedroplayhouse.com

Call 210-733-7258 or email info@sanpedroplayhouse.com

The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
Directed by Allan S. Ross
Production Dates August 10-26, 2012
Rehearsals begin late June 

The Firebugs by Max Frisch, translated by Mordecai Gorelik
Directed by Diane Malone
Production Dates October 12-28, 2012
Rehearsals begin September 1

Auditioners are asked to prepare a memorized modern one-minute monologue (comedy or drama). Please bring a recent headshot and resume.  

Auditions by appointment:  210-589-8450. All actors receive a stipend. 

Characters Needed:

The Importance of Being Earnest: All roles open except the role of Lady Bracknell, played by Jo Grabow.  The ages may shift slightly based on the combination of actors selected to play the roles. The play will be set in 1895

Algernon Moncrieff - 20s
John Worthing, J.P. - 29
Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax - 20-30
Cecily Cardew - 18
Miss Prism, Governess - 50-60s
Rev. Canon Chasuble, D. D. - 50-60s
Lane, Manservant - 50-60s
Rev. Canon Chasuble, D. D. - 50-60s
Lane, Manservant - 50-60s
Merriman, Butler - 60s

The Firebugs: All roles open: 3 Men, 2 Women plus a chorus of Firemen/women that will also include a policeman, a professor, and a widow.

Gottlieb Biedermann ("Everyman")
his wife Babette, 20's - 60's
Anna, a maidservant, any age
Schmitz, a wrestler or circus strongman, large, athletic, tattooed
Eisenring, refined, formerly a headwaiter
Chorus of 4-8, men and women 

Auditions by appointment:  210-589-8450

This moving musical shows how music impacts our lives, how it can bring us together and heal, even if just for a moment.

Scheduled show dates are July 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29

Characters Needed:
3 Female – 5 Male – 3 Mimes – 5 or 6 Musicians
CHARACTERS
ROSALIE, 40 – 50’s (Singer)
MICHAEL
JUSTIN JEDERMANN, 45-60’s
WITHERS, 40’s-50’s
DR. RAMOS, 30’s-60’s
ESTER MORALES, 30’s-40’s
MARY BETH, 20’s (Singer)
JONATHAN

3 MIMES, (Harmony Vocals)
MUSICIANS
MEAN WILLIE MACON, Blues Harp
WALLACE, Harmonica
NORVEL
CHAD JENKINS, Guitarist
LUCKY JOE, Pianist
JEFF, Drummer

Contact Persons: Zada Jahnsen/Charlotte Miniard (830) 438-2339

Written by Douglas Carter Beane; Directed by Tim Hedgepeth

The Little Dog Laughed is an award winning comedy of manners by Douglas Carter Beane (As Bees in Honey Drown, To Wong Foo...) that  follows the adventures of Mitchell Green, a movie star who could hit big if it weren't for one teensy-weensy problem. His agent, Diane, can't seem to keep him in the closet. Trying to help him navigate Hollywood's choppy waters, the devilish Diane is doing all she can to keep Mitchell away from Alex, the cute rent boy who's caught his eye (and Ellen, the rent boy's girlfriend) .  

Actors should prepare a 1-minute monologue from a contemporary comedy. Actors called back will be asked to read from the script. 

Characters Needed:

Diane: mid 30's-mid 40's
Mitchell: late 20's-30's
Alex: early 20's
Ellen: early 20's

All roles available.

*Please note that nudity will be required for the roles of Alex and Mitchell.* 

Contact San Pedro Playhouse at 210-733-7258

The Carver Community Cultural Center and The Renaissance Guild
Presents
2012 Youth Summer Theatre Camp
Early Bird Rate $125 before April 1st
Camp Facilitator ~ Steve Wire

The Carver Community Cultural Center & TRG have joined together to host a 3-week theatre training program that will aid students in developing and strengthening critical theatre skills. The camp will culminate with a performance.

Dates - June 11 – June 29, 2011,
8am-4pm
Mondays - Fridays
Location - Carver Community Cultural Center
226 N. Hackberry, San Antonio, TX 78202

Registration Fee:
$125.00 per child
Ages 12 - 18
Capacity: Limited to first registered 20 students
Fee per child $150 after April 1st
registration deadline May 31st

Performance: Friday, June 29th 7pm, Jo Long Theatre
Admittance Fee: $11

The Carver (210) 207.7211
Or visit www.therenaissanceguild.org

Is currently accepting applications for our Summer Intensive, AIM HIGH Internship/Mentorship program. San Antonio high school and College students between the ages of 14 and 22 are invited to apply for the summer intensive. Students accepted into the program will receive extensive training throughout our production of The Importance of Being Earnest with a focus on voice, diction, movement, analyzing classic texts and audition techniques. Qualified acting interns will understudy the lead roles in The Importance of Earnest and be given the opportunity to perform several scenes in a special event following one of the regularly scheduled performances of Earnest.  Applicants interested in a career in directing or design are also invited to apply and will receive specialized training and mentoring in their chosen field of interest. Thanks to a generous grant from HEB and support from the Coates Charitable Foundation, all applicants accepted into the summer intensive receive a scholarship, which covers the cost of the program. Please contact Renee Garvens at renee@classictheatre.org or call 210-394-6082.

renee@classictheatre.org

Disney's The Little Mermaid, Jr (FALL 2012 Workshop)

Lyrics by  Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater  Music by  Alan Menken  Book by  Doug Wright

Based on the Hans Christian Andersen Story and the Disney Film

Jonathan Pennington Studios announces auditions for their youth and teen workshop of Disney's The Little Mermaid, jr

Auditions are by appointment only.

Callbacks are to be assigned at a later date.

Produced by JP Studios;  Jonathan Pennington and Jovi Lee Gonzales are the directors.  Choreographer will be Danielle Martinez;  Music direction by Jonathan Pennington.  Costumes by Amy Kelleher.  Rehearsals begin in September 2012. Performances will be after the holidays in January 2013.  Performances will be Fridays through Sundays.

Please be prepared to sing 16 to 32 bars from a song of your choice in the style of the character(s) for which you are interested in auditioning.

Actors will be seen by appointment only.  To schedule an appointment, please send an email with your name, phone number, email address, and the character(s) auditioning for to jonathan.productions@live.com.  All actors are encouraged to bring a headshot and resume to the audition.  Call Carol Ann @ 210.363.5994 for more information.

2 CASTS: 

  Youth (Ages 7-12)
  Teen   (Ages 13 and up)

Tuition: $395

Characters Needed:

Princess Ariel  - Mermaid - The beautiful, adventurous and headstrong primary protagonist of the musical, dreaming of life on land instead of "under the sea". She is the daughter of King Triton, and the apparent niece of Ursula.

Ursula  - Sea Witch - The musical's sinister and cunning primary antagonist. She tricks Ariel into trading her voice for a pair of human legs in order to hopefully win Prince Eric's heart, only to attempt to take advantage of Ariel's naivety. She is the apparent sister of King Triton, and aunt of Ariel.

King Triton  - Merman - The strict but caring father of Ariel, and ruler over Atlantica. He originally hates humans, due to the loss of his wife, causing him to commonly reprimand Ariel for her constant human explorations, but eventually realizes it is best to let her follow her dreams. He is the apparent brother of Ursula.

Prince Eric  - Human - The musical's handsome and hopeful secondary protagonist. He is destined to recover the girl that saved him from drowning, ignorant to the fact that it is Ariel, with whom he eventually falls in love.

Sebastian  - Crab - Ariel's musical and practical guardian, Triton's faithful servant, and court composer. He serves as the musical's primary comic relief, and reluctantly assists Ariel in her efforts to charm Prince Eric.

Flounder  - Flounder - Ariel's loyal companion. He often accompanies Ariel on her excursions in search of human artifacts.

Scuttle  - Seagull - He believes he is an expert on human artifacts, although he is mainly incorrect, and is often consulted by Ariel for information on her discovered "treasures". He also serves as a comic relief, alongside Sebastian.

Flotsam  - Eel - One of Ursula's sly and slippery henchmen.

Jetsam  - Eel - Another one of Ursula's cunning henchmen.

Grimsby  - Human - Prince Eric's faithful servant and friend. Seemingly a close friend of Eric's late father, Grimsby's main initiative is to ensure that Eric marries a princess to maintain his promise to the deceased king. However, he realizes Ariel is, a princess, and is more than happy to let them wed.

Chef Louis - Human - The castle chef, who tries to capture Sebastian and cook him for dinner.

Madame Carlotta  - Human - Carlotta is seemingly the castle's primary maid and housekeeper. Despite the remarks of her fellow maids and servants, she is exceptionally kind to Ariel and does her best to make her feel comfortable.

ABOUT THE SHOW:

In a magical kingdom fathoms below, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. But first, she'll have to defy her father King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, and convince Prince Eric that she’s the girl with the enchanting voice.

Adapted from Disney’s 2008 Broadway production, Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID JR. features the hit songs "Part of Your World," "She’s in Love," and the Oscar-winning "Under the Sea."

needed for production 2 men and 2 women

audition by special appointment by calling 210 212-5454

show runs month of june 2012

Characters Needed:

Males, aged 22 to 45
lyric tenor/baritone

Females, aged 22 to 45
alto with a strong belt or soprano

some roles may have already been cast

call 210 212-5454

2012 SUMMER MUSICAL THEATRE CAMP (ages 5-15)

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Triple Threat = Sing, Dance & Act 

Looking for something creative for your child to do while on school break? We offer THREE WEEKS of singing, dancing and acting! These triple-threat classes are loads of fun and will help your child explore their talents and boost their self-esteem. Your child will also learn a little bit of jazz, tap, and hip-hop, danced to the tunes from Broadway and other Musicals. 

LIMITED SPOTS. . .RESERVE YOURS NOW! 

CAMP COST & INFORMATION: 
Each camp program is THREE weeks long and meet Monday-Friday, 10:00am-3:00pm. We have 3 camps available for your convenience.

15% discount if registered by May 15.

MT Camp 1: June 11-29 - Cost $300 ($255 with discount)
MT Camp 2: July 2-20 - Cost $300 ($255 with discount)
MT Camp 3: July 23-Aug 10 - Cost $300 $255 with discount)

Before & After Camp care additional charge

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TRIUNO PRODUCTIONS is a Youth Musical Theatre Studio founded in 2009. Our goals are: to help students explore their talents, to build their confidence, and to prepare them for auditions and performances in other live theatres. 

Triuno Productions has successfully produced shows such as Beauty & the Beast Jr., Aladdin Jr., Annie Jr., Aristocats Kids, High School Musical Jr. and Grease. We have also showcased various Musical Revues and Summer Camps.

Triple Threat = Sing, Dance & Act. Students will learn & improve stage presence, character and audition skills. Students will enhance their artistic ability and be on their way to becoming triple threat performers. 

210-705-9267

"If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there." George Harrison

The Performer’s Way ^TM Workshop is a three day interactive workshop that will help performers overcome barriers they may experience in auditions, rehearsals, and on stage. By learning concepts and principles in positive psychology, flow psychology, and Tai Chi, performers will be given tools to help them break through the physical and psychological barriers that keep them from peak performance.

Cost: Early Registration (by May 25) - $150.00

After May 25 - $250.00

Workshop Limit: 10 Participants

Workshop Schedule

Friday, June 1: 6:30 – 9:00 PM Introduction to Performer’s Way ^TM, The Role of Stress, Goal Setting or Goal Settling

Saturday, June 2: 9:00 – 11:30 AM Tai Chi Song^TM

1:00 – 5:00 PM Mock Auditions, Performance Anxiety,Relaxation Response

Sunday, June 3: 1:00 – 5:00 PM Performer’s Way Cultivation Practice, Tai Chi Song applications, Conclusion

Workshop Location: UTSA Downtown Campus Buena Vista Theatre

Characters Needed:

About the Instructor:

Dr. William McCrary is the Director of Lyric Theatre at The University of Texas at San Antonio and holds degrees in Voice Performance from the University of Montana (BM), San Francisco State University (MM), and The University of Northern Colorado (DA). He has directed and performed in musicals and operas for over 30 years.
Dr. McCrary holds a third degree black belt in Tai Kwon Do and is a certified instructor of Qigong and Tai Chi from The Institute of Integral Qigong and Tai Chi (Roger Jahnke, Founder). In August, 2011 McCrary studied Qigong and Tai Chi with Master Yang Cheng Long in Kunming, China. 
Through the combination of his unique experiences, Dr. McCrary has developed Performer's Way to help stage artists cultivate awareness and balance and to help them break through the physical and psychological barriers that keep them from peak performance.

Contact William McCrary at william.mccrary@utsa.edu

http://music.utsa.edu/index.php/camps/performers-way-workshop

Clay animation is fun for young students.  Each student will design and sculpt their own character out of clay. During this clay animation workshop, students will get hands on experience while they learn new skills and develop their creative ideas through the art of clay animation. Once each student has designed their original character, it will then be used in a movie short produced by these talented young artists. At the end of the workshop, students will take home their collaborative movie short.

jonathan.productions@live.com or call 210-363-5994

The Dance Studio of Jonathan Pennington helps young students gain confidence in a positive, creative environment. This summer's highly skilled choreographer, Danielle Martinez, will focus on jazz technique and stage movement.  Jazz dance is fun and energizing.  It focuses on the dancer's individual style and originality.  Stage movement prepares actors to have natural expression through artistic movement and character interpretation.  It is important for dancers/actors to learn to be free in their body movement.

jonathan.productions@live.com or call 210.363.5994

Students will use their creative writing and artistic skills to produce their own media commercial. They will have to work as a team in all aspects of film, including story boarding, screenwriting, casting, directing and learning film techniques such as camera angles, lighting, sound recording. Students will be able to take their creative project with them at end of workshop.

jonathan.productions@live.com or call 210.363.5994

UTSA's Annual Performing Arts Summer Camp is for students 3rd grade to 8th grade. This camp is an intensive workshop style camp for students interested in the Performing Arts, both onstage and behind the scenes. Instructors are all working professionals and college students in the field. Students will have lots of fun while learning their craft. Students will receive instruction in acting, voice, dance, theatre history, music theory, costuming, stage properties, and more. Camp will run for two weeks in June (June 11th -June 22nd - weekend excluded) and will culminate with a performance on the evening of June 22nd.

Characters Needed:

Open to all students - 3rd through 8th grade.

For more information contact Michelle Pietri at mpietri1@sbcglobal.net.

Camp Cost: $300. Discounts available for siblings.

Class Dates:

June 11-22, Mondays-Fridays, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 

Performances: 

June 22-23, 7:30 p.m.

Cost:

Tuition: $200/person before May 20; $250/person after May 20

($20 sibling discount for 2^nd or more sibling)

Supply Fee: $25/person 

Checks made out to Irene Miller

Instructors:

Irene Miller, Andrea Miller, Samantha Juarez

Description: Prepare and perform Shakespeare!, a one-act play that tells about William Shakespeare’s life, his works, and his importance today. It also includes scenes from a number of his plays. Students will rehearse and prep the costumes, sets, props, lights, sound, etc., and do two performances at the end of the session. This camp will be a good preparation for those interested in performing in CSDC’s spring, 2013 production, A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Other Information: Close-toed shoes are required – no sandals or flip-flops. Wear clothes that you can move easily in. Lunch not provided. Microwave and refrigerator available.

Supplies Required: Pencil, water bottle

Registration: To register for the camp, fill out the summer registration forms and return them to CSDC, 526 Waxwing Circle, Windcrest, TX 78239. Forms may be found at www.crystalseadrama.org or by emailing irene@crystalseadrama.org.

Characters Needed:

All ages of students welcome.

210/849-0934

irene@crystalseadrama.org

Workshop dates: June 4th - June 22nd

Performance dates: June 23rd and 24th

For more information or to register, please email Sherry@woodlawntheatre.com or visit our website www.woodlawntheatre.com

Puppet theatre is coming to the Jr Players’ stage this summer. The Jr. Players’ production team wants to share with you the theatrical world on a smaller scale with puppets. You will get to make puppets while learning new craft techniques, growing your imagination and discovering a new art of performing.

We have two puppet theatre sessions designed specifically for different age groups. The classes meet every day during the workshop week from 1-4pm. We will construct our puppets in Northwood Presbyterian’s activities room and play and perform on the stage in the Fellowship Hall. Each day we will provide a snack for a snack break while we demonstrate a new technique. We have 3-4 instructors

"Mini Me" Marionettes

June 25-29 1-4pm
4th grade-8th grade
$125 (limited to 15 students)
Let's create a puppet that looks like YOU! Join in the fun as we explore the world of puppet theatre.  You will learn how to construct and operate a marionette.  Make your puppet “come alive” by teaching him/her to walk, dance and even act.  You and your fellow puppeteers will select a short children's tale for your puppets to perform live on stage. Create a costume and character voice for your puppet.  Help decorate the puppet stage. Invite your friends to your "mini me" puppet performance on the last day of this workshop.

World of Puppets
July 23-27 1-4pm
Kindergarten-3rd grade
$125  (limited to 15 students) 
It’s a small world.....for puppets.  Discover the world of puppets and puppet theatre.  Each day you will create a new type of puppet using all types of art materials and techniques.  Once you have constructed your puppet it’s time to bring it to life by practicing with your puppet on its movement and talking...or maybe GROWLING. At the end of each class we will make stage decorations and create a world for our puppets to play and perform. 

jrplayers@jrplayers.org or visit our website for registration forms.

Acting development workshop for kids & teens is fun with teachers Jovi Lee and Jonathan . The Stage Actor in Me focuses on the development of the young actor. Young actors will learn how to develop characters and build on their craft (depending on their development level). Students will gain experience in acting out monologues and scenes from theatre works. They will also learn auditioning skills & tips including how to prepare for cold readings and call-backs.  Each student will also be taught how to prepare an actors resume and head shot, improvisation techniques and theatre warm-ups. 

jonathan.productions@live.com or call 210.363.5994

Campers ages 11-18 will get a true taste of life in theatre when they work hard for three weeks to present a full musical production.  Little Shop of Horrors tells the story of a mild-mannered flower shop clerk named Seymour who gets into trouble when he encounters a man-eating plant set to take over the human world.  This hilarious show was an Oscar-nominated film in 1987, starring Rick Moranis and Steve Martin. Directed by Lizel Sandoval, teens won’t want to miss this one!

210-481-2400

We focus on the basics of improvisation: team-building, trust, speed, status, active listening, and agreement. You will learn to be fearless and have fun on stage!

This workshop emphasizes basic verbal and physical communication skills by exploring spontaneity, active listening, risk-taking, story-telling, character development, and other fun stuff in a safe, non-judgmental environment. Laughter and positive vibes guaranteed. No prerequisite except willingness for silliness. You learn the fundamentals for creating effective improv scene work.  Giggles, chuckles, and guffaws included in course fee. It will be one of the funniest and most fun, life strengthening things you will ever do for yourself.

See our website http://cszsa.com/pages/workshops, call at 210-338-0279 or email at info@cszsa.com

Auditions will be held at the Woodlawn Theatre - 1920 Fredericksburg Road, San Antonio 78201.

Please come prepared to sing one song from the musical or a comparable musical. An accompanist will be provided. Auditions will be held in order of arival.

Characters Needed:

All characters are needed.

Lily Craven

Mary Lennox

Mrs. Medlock

Dr. Nevelle Craven

Martha

Archibald Craven

Ben Weatherstaff

Dickon

Colin Craven

Mrs. Winthrop

Dreamers:

Rose Lennox

Captain Albert Lennox

Alice

Lieutenant Wright

Lieutenant Shaw

Major Shelley

Mrs. Shelley

Major Holmes

Claire Holmes

Fakir

Ayah

Rehearsals will begin immediately and run Sunday through Thursday from 7-10 PM. Cast should also plan on some Saturday rehearsals.

For more information contact Dr. William McCrary

william.mccrary@utsa.edu

Campers ages 6-16 will spend three weeks immersed in musical theatre as they rehearse to present the classic musical, Annie.  The show, based on a popular comic strip that began in the 1920s, tells the story of a sweet and strongwilled orphan whose life changes when she is brought to stay with the wealthy Oliver Warbucks for Christmas.  Directed by Desiree Johnson, students in this one-of-a-kind camp will have a summer they’ll remember forever.

210-481-2400

Workshop dates: July 9th - July 27th

Performance dates: July 26th and July 28th

For more information or to register, please email Sherry@woodlawntheatre.com, or visit our website www.woodlawntheatre.com

Three love stories, a murder mystery, and a nuclear espionage plot converge in this noir comedy about marriage and other explosive devices.  It's 1952:  America's on the verge of the H-bomb, Dwight Eisenhower's on the campaign trail, and I Love Lucy's on Monday nights.  Meanwhile, Senator Joe McCarthy's daughter just got engaged to a Soviet spy, and Boston detective Maggie Pelletier has to find out who dumped the dead guy in the Harbor - or else lose out on a honeymoon in Havana.  A blunt-nosed, sharp-eyed look at love and tying, untying, and retying the knot.

PG Mystery/Comedy

Characters Needed:
~MAGGIE PELLETIER, mid-30s;
~FRANK KELLER, mid-30s, also plays: PRIEST, MAJOR HARTWELL, recorded voices as necessary;
~LYNN McCARTHY, early 20s, also plays: CLERK, recorded voices as necessary;
~JAMES APPEL, early 20s, also plays: WOODY, HARRY, BARTENDER, recorded voices as necessary;
~MRS. KRAVITZ, late 40s-early 50s, also plays: MRS. McCARTHY,
~MRS. VAN NOSTRAND, recorded voices as necessary;
~ANDREI BORCHEVSKY, late 40s-early 50s, also plays: PETEY, DR. KASDEN, HERBERT, CORPSE, recorded voices as necessary

Contact the director, Christine Crowley, at diractor@yahoo.com

FUSION is Stone Oak Youth Theatre and Dance Company's elite performance group for students ages 10-16 that love to sing, dance and perform!

Past performances have included: Coffins on Parade, Six Flags, and Fox Morning News to name a few.

Students auditioning should prepare a 2 min song that shows off their voice and come dressed to learn a dance combination.

FUSION will meet for the summer on Monday and Thursday evenings from 4:30-6:00pm June 11th-July 30th, 2012

210-481-2400

Two Week Workshops
Broadway Headliners Camp
June 11-22, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Performance Jun 22
Tuition $300, Ages 12-18
Students ages 12 - 18 are invited to audition for a summer musical theater workshop. We are looking for “triple-threat performers” who can sing, act, and dance. During the two-week camp, students will put together an intense Broadway-style musical revue and perform it for the community. Once the summer workshop is over, performers automatically become a part of “Headliners,” the official performance ambassadors of San Pedro Playhouse. “Headliners” will go into the community to help spread the word about San Pedro Playhouse and its wonderful upcoming season. Only a limited number of performers will be accepted into the program.

Camp Creativity
June 18-29, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Performance June 30
Tuition $250, Ages 7-17
Imagination and creativity will be unleashed during this two-week session as students create their own show from start to finish. Students will write the script, make costumes, build the set and STAR in their own show.

Camp Broadway
July 9-20, 9 a.m.- 3p.m.
Performance July 21
Tuition $250, Ages 7-17
This two-week session will explore musical theater through song and dance. Students will take the stage as they perform scenes and numbers from some of musical theater’s most popular shows.

Production Camp: INTO THE WOODS
July 23-August 4, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Performances August 6,7,8
Tuition $300, High School Students or Entering College Students entering high school or freshman year of college can audition for entrance into this youth performance program. Students will be cast in a musical that will rehearse and performer on the Russell Hill Rogers Stage. This class is designed to show the students what it takes to put on a musical by using costumes, props, and scenery in a short amount of time. Only a limited number of performers will be accepted into the program.

One Day Workshops
9 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Ages 7-18
Tuition $25 each or just $85 for all four!

Shakespeare in a Day, July 2
In this class, students explore acting through the words of one of the greatest playwrights of all time. Students will learn how to break down Shakespeare’s language and rehearse scenes and monologues.

Improv 101, July 3
Students will learn to utilize their active imaginations to create characters and build scenes by tapping into their energy and impulses.

Introduction to Stage Makeup, July 5
Learn the basic techniques of design and application of theatre makeup for the stage. This creative class is fun for both boys and girls.

Audition Workshop, July 6
Learn the ins and outs of a successful musical theater audition, from resume guidelines, to what to wear, what to sing, how to pick up choreography and Q&A with professional Directors! Perfect for the student looking for audition confidence & know-how.

Broadway Headliners &
Production Camp AUDITIONS
June 2 at 10:00 a.m., Russell Hill Rogers Theater
Arrive early to register!
Prepare 16 bars (one verse & one chorus) of a song
*Preferably from a stage musical
Be prepared to participate in a dance auditions
NEW! Look for online Pre-Registration for Camp Auditions!

Questions?
Phone: 210-733-7258
Email: crodriguez@sanpedroplayhouse.com
Website: www.sanpedroplayhouse.com 

Professional makeup class taught by the Woodlawn Theatre's new Artistic Director, Greg Hinojosa. Class will feature fantasy, animals, old age, scars and more!

For more information or to register, please email Sherry@woodlawntheatre.com or visit us at www.woodlawntheatre.com

Theatrical Thursdays

Join us on eight Thursdays throughout the summer to explore all things theatrical! We will go on field trips, play games, rehearse and perform mini-shows in one day, and generally have a great time while learning about theatre. Workshops are open to all ages, unless otherwise noted. Close-toed shoes are required at all workshops – no sandals or flip-flops. Wear clothes that you can move easily in. Please note that times vary according to the workshops. Lunch not provided. Microwave and refrigerator available. Topics and supply fees subject to change.

Dates:

June 7, 28

July 5, 12, 19. 26

August 2, 9

Cost:

Theatrical Thursday registration fee:

$15 registration per family if not current students 

Theatrical Thursday tuition:

1-2 Thursdays - $20 each

3 Thursday Package - $45

4-7 Thursdays - $15 each

All 8 Thursdays - $80

Package deals must be paid in advance

Checks made out to CSDC

Some Thursdays will require a supply fee. See descriptions for details.

Registration: To register for the workshops, fill out the summer registration forms and return them to CSDC, 526 Waxwing Circle, Windcrest, TX 78239. Forms may be found at www.crystalseadrama.org or by emailing irene@crystalseadrama.org.

Topics:

June 7, Project Costume

Time: 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m., performance 6 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructor: Marla Ripps

Supplies Required: Roll of duct tape (colored or normal); found item from home - paper towel tube, fabric, trash bags, etc. The item must be something you do not want to get back and something found at your house - not bought.

Description: This was such a popular workshop last summer that it’s back by popular demand this summer! Students will be put in groups and given an historical era or a play title. Using found items, such as thrift store clothing, newspaper, duct tape, etc., the groups will make a costume appropriate to the era or play. Creations will be unveiled during the evening's free performance for family and friends. Appropriate for older elementary, middle and high school students.

June 28, Come do Commedia!

Time: 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m., performance 6 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructors: Irene Miller, Marla Ripps, Kim McIlvain

Supply Fee: $10

Supplies Required: Pencil

Description: Learn what Commedia del’Arte is all about. Students will make Commedia masks, be taught the history of the art form, and will rehearse Commedia scenarios that will be performed for family and friends at 6 p.m.

July 5, Drama with a Message

Time: 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m., performance 6 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructors: Irene Miller, Andrea Miller

Supplies Required: Pencil

Description: Students will rehearse Christian skits and perform in the evening. This was also a favorite workshop from last year. This year’s group skit will be “The Washtub”. Students will also participate in one or more short scenes.

July 12, Mrs. Miller’s Birthday Bash and Field Trip – Theater tour and San Pedro Park Pool

Time: 10 a.m.-7:30 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio, Theatre to be determined, and San Pedro Park Pool

Instructors: Irene Miller

Supplies required: If swimming, modest swimsuit, towel, sunscreen; Field trip release form must be filled out to participate in the afternoon activities

Must reserve spot by July 1

Description: Come celebrate Mrs. Miller’s birthday! Meet at CSDC Fine Arts Studio at 10 a.m. for a drama birthday party. After lunch we will drive the students to a theater where we will take a tour. Theater that will be visited is to be announced. Afterwards we will go to the San Pedro Park pool and swim. The swimming pool is shady for those sitting and watching, but it is sunny in the pool itself. Don’t forget sunscreen. You may also want to bring lawn chairs and food to munch on at the pool. The pool is free. Wear your swimsuit under your clothes, or change into your suit at the pool. We will return to CSDC by 7:30 p.m.

July 19 – Tech 101

Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructors: Marla Ripps, Kim McIlvain

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Supplies required: TBA

Description: Students will have a brief introduction to technical theatre areas. They will then participate in hands-on projects relating to lights, sound, and set design. This workshop is not just for techies! Actors will enjoy these projects, as well, and will gain a new appreciation for the behind the scenes process.

Appropriate for middle school and high school students. 

July 26 – Mad About Musicals!

Time: 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m., performance 6 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructors: Irene Miller, Candi Seager, Andrea Miller

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Supplies Required: Dancing shoes (jazz, ballet, character) or tennis shoes, pencil

Description: Oklahoma! was a landmark American Musical. We will watch clips from the play, learn why it was important to the development of the art form, and rehearse scenes from it to perform in the evening. “Oh, what a beautiful day!”

August 2 – Playwriting

Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructors: Samantha Juarez, Irene Miller

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Supplies Required: Paper, pencil

Description: Learn basic playwriting principles through games and exercises. Write scenes that will be performed at the next Theatrical Thursday.

August 9 – Lions and Tigers and Bears! Oh, my!

Time: 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m., 6 p.m. performance

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Instructors: Irene Miller, Marla Ripps, Andrea Miller

Location: CSDC Fine Arts Studio

Supply Fee: $10

Supplies Required: Pencil, makeup wipes, moisturizer, button up shirt to protect clothes during makeup application, headband to keep hair out of face during makeup application

Description: Students will rehearse scenes that were written during the previous Theatrical Thursday and will learn animal makeup techniques. They will wear the makeup when they perform the scenes in the evening for family and friends.

Characters Needed:

Students of all ages welcome.

irene@crystalseadrama.org

210/849-0934

" Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all ? " The Wicked Queen has been hearing " you are " for many years.  Then one day the magic mirror answered something different, " the beautiful Snow White ", who just so happens to be the evil Queen's step daughter.  Upset from the news, the Queen orders her servant to have Snow White locked away so that no one can see her beauty.  The innocent Snow White finds out about her step mother's plans and manages to escape with the help of the Queen's servant.  Scared and alone, Snow White leaves the castle and finds a new life in the home of a family of dwarfs.  Will her jealous step mother's powers bring harm to this fairy tale princess or will her Prince Charming come to the rescue? Find out in this musical adventure of Snow White and The Magic Mirror.

Characters Needed:

Snow White
Evil Queen
Prince
Dwarf #1
Dwarf #2
Dwarf #3
Dwarf #4
Dwarf #5
Dwarf #6
Dwarf #7
Servant
Forest Creatures
Narrator #1, #2, #3, #4
Company - 4 girls
Company - 4 boys

jonathan.productions@live.com or call 210.363.5994

The Playhouse Playwrights are a professional playwright collective housed at San Pedro Playhouse. They continually welcome new members.

Characters Needed: Professional Membership ($25 annual dues) Available to published and/or produced playwrights only. Includes: Consideration of entry in annual PlayFest. Scheduled reading of work in monthly salons. Participation in all salons, workshops, and post-production discussions. Associate Membership ($15 annual dues) Available to emerging writers and other interested parties. Includes participation in all salons, workshops, and post-production discussions.

210-733-7258 or email playwrights@sanpedroplayhouse.com

Now hiring:   Circle Arts Theatre is looking for a technical assistant. 20-25 hours a week.   Job duties include:  set construction/ sound & lighting prep/ painting/ computer work/ heavy lifting/ basic cleaning & maintenance.

Work time fairly flexible within morning to afternoon.  Preferred availability between 12-7, M-F.

Requirements:  basic construction skils- use of drill, circular saw, jig saw.  Basic computer skills: use of Microsoft Word, Excell (Power Point a plus), Internet Explorer

No theatre experience required/ Theatre experience a plus

Call 830-620-4848 after e-mailing resume to circlearts@att.net