New Year, New Faces, New Season,: Just all around New
September 14, 2009
Hello all,
Well it’s once again Steven here to wish you a very happy a new year. Well, everything here is going along like clockwork. We have new faces with new first year students joining us here in the Theatre Department which is very exciting. We just finished theatre camp with them a few weeks ago. Let us just say it was a blast working with them. Something else that was new was a thing for us called Hardcore Theatre Camp Plus, which was a week long extension of the theatre camp weekend for those of us who could do it to get a head start on our first show. This was a major success because we got everything we needed done. Also, we just finished our 3rd annual 24-hour Theatre Project which was another rousing success for us as well.
Yet, back to our first show, well we have it cast and we are already in the middle of rehearsals for it. We are about two weeks from opening night and it is shaping up nicely. The first show of our season this year is Our Town, by Thorton Wilder, which is a play about life in a small town. It will run from September 30th to October 3rd. Show starts at 7:30pm and tickets cost $8 for Adults,$6 for students/seniors, and $2 for Waldorf Students. If you would like tickets please call our box office at anytime at 585-8585 or email Theatre@waldorf.edu
Our other shows this year include Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare, Godspell by Stephen Schwartz and John-Michael Tebelac, and Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen.
That is all that has happened around here for in the last few weeks in the Theatre Department.
So until next post,
Steven Van Overbeke
Final Days in London
September 14, 2009
Hello all,
Sorry it took me so long to get this up. So anyway our final days in London passed without much incident. Well our trip had been an interesting one we all went and had a great time. We are all currently safely back here at college already in the throws of a new year already in full swing. That, however, is for another time.
Until next post,
Steven Van Overbeke
