Coweta arts tidbits
Composed By: Forrest W. Schultz 770-583-3258 schultz_forrest@yahoo.com
HAPPENINGS AT NEWNAN THEATRE COMPANY
YOU CAN BE A STAR THIS SUMMER!
KIDS CAMP '07 THEATRE CAMP FOR AGES 6 thru 12
at NEWNAN THEATRE COMPANY
SIGN UP TODAY!
Session 1: June 4 - 9
Session 2: June 11 - 16
Session 3: June 18 - 23
Session 4: June 25 - 30
Session 5: July 9 - 13
Session 6: July 16 - 21
Session 2: June 11 - 16
Session 3: June 18 - 23
Session 4: June 25 - 30
Session 5: July 9 - 13
Session 6: July 16 - 21
Times: 9am - 12:30pm. Monday through Friday.
Performance on Saturday at 10am.
Performance on Saturday at 10am.
Learn theatre techniques, improvisation, costuming and makeup, and then perform in a show!
Price: $100 for one child for the first week.
If the child comes additional weeks, or if a sibling comes too, the price for the second week or the second child is $80.
If the child comes additional weeks, or if a sibling comes too, the price for the second week or the second child is $80.
Price is all inclusive! This price includes everything, including a cool KIDS CAMP T-SHIRT!!
_______________________________________________________
SUMMER MUSIC CAMP
Rachael Shaw, a local music teacher and choreographer, will be conducting a special camp just for kids interested in MUSIC! The camp will focus on learning music and dance, as well as playing performance games! The sessions will run all week, and have a performance on Saturday at 10am.
There will be two sessions per day, with the morning sessions from 9 - 12:30 for children 6 to 9 years old. Afternoon sessions are 1:30pm - 5pm and are for 10 to 13 year olds.
Session 1: June 11 - 16
Session 2: June 25 - 30
NOTE: There is a maximum enrollment of of 20 students per class
Cost per week: $125
Session 2: June 25 - 30
NOTE: There is a maximum enrollment of of 20 students per class
Cost per week: $125
Please visit our website for more info - www.newnantheatre.com
________________________________________________________
AUDITION OPPORTUNITIES
We will be having auditions for two productions in the first two weeks of June:
"PLAYING DOCTOR"
by William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore
by William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore
Directed by Dave Hanson
Monday, June 4 and Tuesday, June 5 at 7pm
Rob Brewster's parents are very, very proud of their son the doctor. What they don't know is that Rob has used all the money they gave him for medical school to live on as he as has pursued his fledgling writing career. Inevitably, Rob's day of reckoning comes when his parents arrive for a visit. Quickly, he enlists the help of his secretary to be his nurse and his roommate Jimmy to round up his actor friends to pretend to be patients. Complications ensue when Jimmy decides he is such a good actor that he can impersonate all the patients, with the help of a trunk of costumes and bad dialects! The authors have written some zany farces but this one may just be their zaniest. It is great fun to perform, and great fun to see.
"Wonderful... wacky comedy... will undoubtedly become standard dinner theatre fare across the country... contains more wit than is usual in sex farce."
- Asbury Park Press.
"Wonderful... wacky comedy... will undoubtedly become standard dinner theatre fare across the country... contains more wit than is usual in sex farce."
- Asbury Park Press.
All roles are available: Rob Brewster - male, early 20s; Max Blake - male, mid-20s to 30s; Jimmy Carmichael - male, early 20s; Chuck Murdock - male, mid-20s to 30s; Robert Brewster III - Rob's father – 50s to 60s; Janet Brewster - Rob's mother, 50s to 60s, Maureen - female mid-20s; Uncle Harold - male 30+. Come prepared to read from the script. Performance dates: July 19 – 22, 27 – 29, August 2 - 4. Non-Equity. No pay offered. For more information, email nctc@numail.org
"ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST"
by Dale Wasserman, adapted from the novel by Ken Kesey
Directed by Susan Patterson & Scott Pollak
Monday, June 11 & Tuesday, June 12 – 7:00 p.m.
This American classic that takes place in an early 1960's mental institution combines dry humor with deeply instropective looks into a wide variety of personalities, psyches, and human interaction.
The debut of the stage play featured Kirk Douglas, Gene Wilder and Ed Ames. Jack Nicholson stole the show in the film version in 1976. Now it's our turn!
Because of the size and breadth of the cast, there is room – and a need – for actors of all kinds, from brand new beginners on up to seasoned pros. Come prepared to do cold readings.
CAST:
Chief Bromden: Tall, imposing Indian; very quiet and somber – male, 30-50 years old
Aides Williams, Washington and Turkel: strong supporting roles – males, 20's – 40's
Nurse Ratched: Stern, controlling – female, 40's – 50's
Nurse Flinn: Ass't to Nurse Ratched – female, 20's – 30's
Dr. Spivey: male, 50's
Randle McMurphy: boisterous, egotistical, bigger-than-life, the show's centerpiece – male, 40's – 50's
The patients:
Dale Harding: Intellectually hen-pecked – male, 40's – 60's
Billy Bibbitt: shy and introverted with a pronounced stutter – male, 20's
Charles Cheswick: male, 30's – 50's
Frank Scanlon: male, 40's – 60's
Anthony Martini: male, 30's – 50's
Ruckly: male, 30's – 50's
Candy Starr: Think of Debbie Dunham in "American Grafitti" – female, 20's – 40's
Sandy: female, 20's – 30's
by Dale Wasserman, adapted from the novel by Ken Kesey
Directed by Susan Patterson & Scott Pollak
Monday, June 11 & Tuesday, June 12 – 7:00 p.m.
This American classic that takes place in an early 1960's mental institution combines dry humor with deeply instropective looks into a wide variety of personalities, psyches, and human interaction.
The debut of the stage play featured Kirk Douglas, Gene Wilder and Ed Ames. Jack Nicholson stole the show in the film version in 1976. Now it's our turn!
Because of the size and breadth of the cast, there is room – and a need – for actors of all kinds, from brand new beginners on up to seasoned pros. Come prepared to do cold readings.
CAST:
Chief Bromden: Tall, imposing Indian; very quiet and somber – male, 30-50 years old
Aides Williams, Washington and Turkel: strong supporting roles – males, 20's – 40's
Nurse Ratched: Stern, controlling – female, 40's – 50's
Nurse Flinn: Ass't to Nurse Ratched – female, 20's – 30's
Dr. Spivey: male, 50's
Randle McMurphy: boisterous, egotistical, bigger-than-life, the show's centerpiece – male, 40's – 50's
The patients:
Dale Harding: Intellectually hen-pecked – male, 40's – 60's
Billy Bibbitt: shy and introverted with a pronounced stutter – male, 20's
Charles Cheswick: male, 30's – 50's
Frank Scanlon: male, 40's – 60's
Anthony Martini: male, 30's – 50's
Ruckly: male, 30's – 50's
Candy Starr: Think of Debbie Dunham in "American Grafitti" – female, 20's – 40's
Sandy: female, 20's – 30's
Please contact director Scott Pollak at scott@spasticlizard.com for more information.
Dave Dorrell
Artistic Director
Newnan Theatre Company
www.newnantheatre.com
HAPPENINGS AT NEWNAN THEATRE COMPANY
YOU CAN BE A STAR THIS SUMMER!
KIDS CAMP '07 THEATRE CAMP FOR AGES 6 thru 12
at NEWNAN THEATRE COMPANY
SIGN UP TODAY!
Session 1: June 4 - 9
Session 2: June 11 - 16
Session 3: June 18 - 23
Session 4: June 25 - 30
Session 5: July 9 - 13
Session 6: July 16 - 21
Session 2: June 11 - 16
Session 3: June 18 - 23
Session 4: June 25 - 30
Session 5: July 9 - 13
Session 6: July 16 - 21
Times: 9am - 12:30pm. Monday through Friday.
Performance on Saturday at 10am.
Performance on Saturday at 10am.
Learn theatre techniques, improvisation, costuming and makeup, and then perform in a show!
Price: $100 for one child for the first week.
If the child comes additional weeks, or if a sibling comes too, the price for the second week or the second child is $80.
If the child comes additional weeks, or if a sibling comes too, the price for the second week or the second child is $80.
Price is all inclusive! This price includes everything, including a cool KIDS CAMP T-SHIRT!!
_______________________________________________________
SUMMER MUSIC CAMP
Rachael Shaw, a local music teacher and choreographer, will be conducting a special camp just for kids interested in MUSIC! The camp will focus on learning music and dance, as well as playing performance games! The sessions will run all week, and have a performance on Saturday at 10am.
There will be two sessions per day, with the morning sessions from 9 - 12:30 for children 6 to 9 years old. Afternoon sessions are 1:30pm - 5pm and are for 10 to 13 year olds.
Session 1: June 11 - 16
Session 2: June 25 - 30
NOTE: There is a maximum enrollment of of 20 students per class
Cost per week: $125
Session 2: June 25 - 30
NOTE: There is a maximum enrollment of of 20 students per class
Cost per week: $125
Please visit our website for more info - www.newnantheatre.com
________________________________________________________
AUDITION OPPORTUNITIES
We will be having auditions for two productions in the first two weeks of June:
"PLAYING DOCTOR"
by William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore
by William Van Zandt and Jane Milmore
Directed by Dave Hanson
Monday, June 4 and Tuesday, June 5 at 7pm
Rob Brewster's parents are very, very proud of their son the doctor. What they don't know is that Rob has used all the money they gave him for medical school to live on as he as has pursued his fledgling writing career. Inevitably, Rob's day of reckoning comes when his parents arrive for a visit. Quickly, he enlists the help of his secretary to be his nurse and his roommate Jimmy to round up his actor friends to pretend to be patients. Complications ensue when Jimmy decides he is such a good actor that he can impersonate all the patients, with the help of a trunk of costumes and bad dialects! The authors have written some zany farces but this one may just be their zaniest. It is great fun to perform, and great fun to see.
"Wonderful... wacky comedy... will undoubtedly become standard dinner theatre fare across the country... contains more wit than is usual in sex farce."
- Asbury Park Press.
"Wonderful... wacky comedy... will undoubtedly become standard dinner theatre fare across the country... contains more wit than is usual in sex farce."
- Asbury Park Press.
All roles are available: Rob Brewster - male, early 20s; Max Blake - male, mid-20s to 30s; Jimmy Carmichael - male, early 20s; Chuck Murdock - male, mid-20s to 30s; Robert Brewster III - Rob's father – 50s to 60s; Janet Brewster - Rob's mother, 50s to 60s, Maureen - female mid-20s; Uncle Harold - male 30+. Come prepared to read from the script. Performance dates: July 19 – 22, 27 – 29, August 2 - 4. Non-Equity. No pay offered. For more information, email nctc@numail.org
"ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST"
by Dale Wasserman, adapted from the novel by Ken Kesey
Directed by Susan Patterson & Scott Pollak
Monday, June 11 & Tuesday, June 12 – 7:00 p.m.
This American classic that takes place in an early 1960's mental institution combines dry humor with deeply instropective looks into a wide variety of personalities, psyches, and human interaction.
The debut of the stage play featured Kirk Douglas, Gene Wilder and Ed Ames. Jack Nicholson stole the show in the film version in 1976. Now it's our turn!
Because of the size and breadth of the cast, there is room – and a need – for actors of all kinds, from brand new beginners on up to seasoned pros. Come prepared to do cold readings.
CAST:
Chief Bromden: Tall, imposing Indian; very quiet and somber – male, 30-50 years old
Aides Williams, Washington and Turkel: strong supporting roles – males, 20's – 40's
Nurse Ratched: Stern, controlling – female, 40's – 50's
Nurse Flinn: Ass't to Nurse Ratched – female, 20's – 30's
Dr. Spivey: male, 50's
Randle McMurphy: boisterous, egotistical, bigger-than-life, the show's centerpiece – male, 40's – 50's
The patients:
Dale Harding: Intellectually hen-pecked – male, 40's – 60's
Billy Bibbitt: shy and introverted with a pronounced stutter – male, 20's
Charles Cheswick: male, 30's – 50's
Frank Scanlon: male, 40's – 60's
Anthony Martini: male, 30's – 50's
Ruckly: male, 30's – 50's
Candy Starr: Think of Debbie Dunham in "American Grafitti" – female, 20's – 40's
Sandy: female, 20's – 30's
by Dale Wasserman, adapted from the novel by Ken Kesey
Directed by Susan Patterson & Scott Pollak
Monday, June 11 & Tuesday, June 12 – 7:00 p.m.
This American classic that takes place in an early 1960's mental institution combines dry humor with deeply instropective looks into a wide variety of personalities, psyches, and human interaction.
The debut of the stage play featured Kirk Douglas, Gene Wilder and Ed Ames. Jack Nicholson stole the show in the film version in 1976. Now it's our turn!
Because of the size and breadth of the cast, there is room – and a need – for actors of all kinds, from brand new beginners on up to seasoned pros. Come prepared to do cold readings.
CAST:
Chief Bromden: Tall, imposing Indian; very quiet and somber – male, 30-50 years old
Aides Williams, Washington and Turkel: strong supporting roles – males, 20's – 40's
Nurse Ratched: Stern, controlling – female, 40's – 50's
Nurse Flinn: Ass't to Nurse Ratched – female, 20's – 30's
Dr. Spivey: male, 50's
Randle McMurphy: boisterous, egotistical, bigger-than-life, the show's centerpiece – male, 40's – 50's
The patients:
Dale Harding: Intellectually hen-pecked – male, 40's – 60's
Billy Bibbitt: shy and introverted with a pronounced stutter – male, 20's
Charles Cheswick: male, 30's – 50's
Frank Scanlon: male, 40's – 60's
Anthony Martini: male, 30's – 50's
Ruckly: male, 30's – 50's
Candy Starr: Think of Debbie Dunham in "American Grafitti" – female, 20's – 40's
Sandy: female, 20's – 30's
Please contact director Scott Pollak at scott@spasticlizard.com for more information.
Dave Dorrell
Artistic Director
Newnan Theatre Company
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