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SUMMER CAMPS AND WORKSHOPS Youth SUMMER CAMP ONE JUNE 17-22 SUMMER CAMP TWO JULY 8-13 SUMMER CAMP THREE JULY 15-27 PLAY IN A DAY AUGUST 10 private lessons for youth and adult acting voice Call 795-2223 to schedule a private lesson |
CLASSES NOW ENROLLING FOR 2013 SUMMER SESSION!!! |
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Peggy The Pint-Sized Pirate Presented by Storytree Theatre Directed by Jo Ellen Aspinwall "Excuse me. I do hate to bother you, but do you know the way to the Sea Monsters lair?" Follow Peggy on a swashbuckling adventure to rescue her pirate crew, earn her pirate name, and prove that even the smallest person can be a big hero. (Family Theatre, 4o min) performances May 24 at 7pm May 25 at 12pm May 26 at 5pm May 27 at 1pm May 31 at 5pm June 1 at 1pm June 2 at 1 pm June 6 at 6pm June 7 at 7pm June 8 at 2pm tickets $13/adults $11/children |
Children of Eden by stephen schwartz and john caird directed by emily giant and mary fishburne musical direction by anne warf produced by The Charleston Acting Studio Featuring the talented children and teens from the Charleston Acting Studio's Youth Musical Theatre Master Class Troupe, along with adult professional performers, Children of Eden is a frank, heartfelt and humorous examination of the age-old conflict between parents and children. Adam, Eve, Noah and the "Father" who created them deal with the headstrong, cataclysmic actions of their respective children. Children of Eden delivers a bittersweet but inspiring message; "the hardest part of love...is letting go." (Musical, 90 min) performances May 27 at 2pm June 6 at 5pm tickets $16/all ages |
Tell Me on a Sunday by Andrew Lloyd Webber produced by Midtown Productions Directed by Sheri Grace Wenger Musical Direction by Immanuel E. Houston Andrew Lloyd webber's mesmerizing one-woman musical charts the course of a young British hat designer, newly arrived in New York. Brimming with optimism and looking for love, her callenges begin soon after arriving, which sets her on a path that takers her from NYC to LA and back. (Musical, 75 min) performances May 25 at 2pm May 26 at 5pm may 29 at 8pm May 30 at 5pm June 1 at 8pm June 6 at 8pm June 8 at 3pm tickets $29/Adults $27/Seniors and Students |
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Driving Miss Daisy by alfred uhry directed by jo ellen aspinwall The play that inspired the beloved Academy Award-winning film, Driving Miss Daisy tells the affecting story of the decades-long relationship between an elderly Southern Jewish woman, Daisy Werthan, and her compassionate African-American chauffeur, Hoke Colburn. Their iconic tale of pride, changing times and the transformative power of friendship has warmed the hearts of millions worldwide. Starring veteran actors Samille Basler as "Daisy", Keith Alston as "Hoke" and Robin Burke as "Boolie". (Drama, 90 min) performances May 25 at 7pm May 26 at 2pm May 27 at 3pm May 30 at 7pm May 31 at 7pm June 1 at 3pm June 2 at 4pm June 5 at 7pm tickets $22/adults $20 seniors/students/military |