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NEWSLETTER - SEPTEMBER 2009 |
ALUMNI
THEATER AND FILM
| BECKY'S NEW CAR
Alumna Sarah Holmberg is the props designer for Park Square Theater's production of Becky's New Car, a road trip that lets the audience play shotgun in a way that most plays don't dare. Park Square Theater September 11th - October 4th, 2009 Reservations: 651-767-8487 |
| MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Alumnus Justin Alexander appears as Conrade in Much Ado About Nothing, the premiere production of Theater in the Round's 58th Season. Theater in the Round September 11th - October 4th, 2009 Reservations: 612-333-3010 |
| MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE
In
2003, Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old Olympia, Washington-nativel, was
crushed to death by an Israeli Army bulldozer in Gaza as she tried to
prevent the destruction of a Palestinian home. Alumna Emily Gunyou Halaas is the featured performer in Emigrant Theater's My Name is Rachel Corrie, based on Corrie's writings. Open Eye Figure Theater September 11th - October 1st, 2009
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| MASTER WORKS: THE GOYA PLAYS
Alumna Sheila Regan writes one of six short plays based on the artwork of Francisco Goya, the famous Spanish painter. Bryant Lake Bowl October 2nd - October 23rd, 2009 |
| 3 RING OF TERROR
Crawling Eye Theater presents 3 Ring Terror,
a collection of two classic Grand Guignol plays (and one new one!). The
Grand Guignol style of theatre rose to prominence in the early part of
the 20th century in Paris and was best known for producing extremely
graphic, gory horror plays that focused on the "human monster", rather
than the supernatural. It stars alumnus Ben Tallen. Lowry Lab October 21st - October 25th, 2009 |
| A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Alumna Emily Gunyou Halaas will appear in the Guthrie Theater's revamped production of A Christmas Carol, inspired by Charles Dickens' classic tale. Guthrie Theater November 19th - December 31st, 2009 |
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INSTITUTIONS
This section is dedicated to
the South High Theater alumni who have become part of institutions for
theater, film, or the arts. As we all know, there's more to theater
than just the performers up on stage. This is our way of acknowledging
more than just the tip of the iceberg and recognizing the many
accomplishments and achievements of our South High Theater alumni. (In
general, the idea is that if you're contributing creatively to a
specific show -- acting, directing, editing, designing, stage managing,
writing, or the like -- the show will be spotlighted up above. But if
you're on the board or own the company or running the theater's box
office, this is the place for it.)
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DAVENPORT THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES
Alumna Jane Caplow
is a Creative Development Associate at Davenport
Theatrical Enterprises, currently producing multiple Broadway
and Off-Broadway productions in New York.
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TEATRO
DEL PUEBLO
Alumna Sheila Regan is the
Educational Coordinator for Teatro del Pueblo.
Based out of the West Side's Latino community, Teatro del Pueblo has a
mission to promote cultural pride in the Latino community, to develop
and support Latino talent, to educate the community at large about
Latino culture and to promote cultural diversity in the arts. Teatro
del Pueblo maintains several educational tours, including Echoes
from the New World, Manzi: The Adventures of Young
Cesar Chavez, Help Wanted, The Great Cheese Adventures in Mexico,
and Political Theater Matinees. Teatro del Pueblo's
next production is The Man Who Turned Into a Dog/Poet in New York, performed as part of the Minnesota Fringe Festival.
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2009-2010 SOUTH HIGH THEATER Rabbit Hole, directed by Justin Alexander (November 2009) Urinetown, directed by Ellen Fenster (December 2009) Our Town, directed by Ellen Fenster (Spring 2010) Private Lives, directed by senior Nick Day (Spring 2010) Of Mice and Men, directed by senior Sam Humeleker (Spring 2010) Student Written and Directed One Acts (Spring 2010)
All performances begin at 7:00 pm.
* Preview begins at 6:30 pm.
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GOT NEWS?
Got a show coming up? Responsible for an audition and hoping that some talented
South High alumni will show up? Know how to contact one of our theater
alumni? Just feel like sharing?
Drop a line to justin@thealexandrian.net. (Please
put "SHTAA" in the subject line.) |