HOT NEWS
Production Lineup:
May 17-18-19
THE MARRIAGE OF BETTE AND BOO
MAY 17 and 18, 2012 @ 7:30PM
$5 DOOR
PURE AS THE DRIVEN SNOW
MAY 19, 2012 @ 2:30PM AND 7:30PM
$5 DOOR
Irving Middle School
Who Killed Bieber, an Advanced Theatre Arts world premiere!
May 18 and 19
7 pm FREE
703-912-4500
AUDITIONS
“Into The Woods”
City of Fairfax Theatre Company
Directed by Cate Brewer
Auditions:
Friday – 6:00 to 9:30 p.m.
Saturday – 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Sing a song from the show and perform a short monologue.
At Fairfax Baptist Church,
10830 Main St
Fairfax, VA 22030
Rehearsals May 29 to July 19
Performances July 20 to 28
www.fairfaxcitytheatre.org
May 25-26
Robinson Secondary School (HS)
Hamburgers and Umbrellas - 3 short plays
May 24-25-26 @ 7:30pm
in the intimate Black Box Theatre
$5.00
www.RobinsonDrama.org
THE BOYS NEXT DOOR
MAY 25 and 26, 2012 @ 7:30PM
$5 DOOR
June 1-2
Robinson Production Company presents
3 short plays
June 1-2 @ 7:30pm
in the intimate Black Box Theatre
$5.00
www.RobinsonDrama.org
June 6
Irving Middle School
Scenes Night
June 6
7 pm FREE!
703-912-4500
June 10
The CAPPIES GALA
John F Kennedy Center Concert Hall
7:00pm Tickets $35.00
www.Cappies.com/NCA for details
SUMMER PROGRAMS
Robinson Summer Theatre Programs '12
Curtain Call - Half day, one week drama camps (K-8) June 27-July 29 9a-12 & 1-4p
Fun in the Theatre - Drama day care (gr1-6 . 9a-4p)
Stage Door - Create a theatre piece (MS students) - July 5-15 9:30-3:30
Ovation! Full stage HS production (MS/HS students) 6/27- 7/23
Intro to Musical Theatre - gr.7-12 7/25-29
Audition Boot Camp gr.7-8 7/25-29 3-5p
www.fairfaxcitytheatre.org
Westfield Summer Stage
Young Actors Workshop
Production of musical, "Chicago"
www.herndondrama.org
www.episcopalhighschool.org/summerprograms
Camp Arena Stage
A multi-arts summer day camp located in
Georgetown for young people ages 8 -15.
4-Week Intensive: June 28 – July 23, 2010
2-Week Session: July 26 – August 6, 2010
Camp Shakespeare
2-week camps from The Shakespeare Theatre company in DC
Sessions run June 21 - August 14
Capitol Hill, NW DC, and N Va. locations
Traveling Players
Programs for rising 6th to 12th graders
- Small ensemble size (13 to 15 max)
- A faculty-to-camper ratio of 1:4
- Weekly campouts to teach outdoor skills
- A low ropes course to build ensemble
- Performance tours from 3 days to 2 weeks
- Tour locations include Shenandoah National Park, Douthat State Park and Colonial Williamsburg
- A daily Transportation System that runs throughout the DC Metro area
Scholarships are available for all programs
FCAC - cable channel 10 Summer Camps 1 week Radio and 2 weeks of Television Summer camps which will certify them as TV & Radio producers

Director of Training Meena Gupta
mgupta@fcac.org 571-749-1116/1102 www.fcac.org
Walnut Hill Summer Theater
Now in its 34th year, Walnut Hill Summer Theater's unique combination of classes and six productions in five weeks will give your students the opportunity to grow as actors, singers, dancers, and people.
12 Highland Street , Natick, MA 01760
508-650-5020
STARSHINE THEATERTM
annual Summer musical production.
"Hang-Gliding Through the Sky of Mind ~ The Life of Leonardo daVinci."
ages 7 thru 19 years, plus singing and dance/action leads for those interested. Additional Dance Intensive for ages 9 and up also available with Theresa D'Alessandro. Play rehearses July 12 thru 23
School of Theatrical Dance
Great Falls, Va
performance Sat., July 24
The Great Falls Grange Theater
Info: Patricia Budwig, M.A., Play Director, 703.790.9050 or StarshineTheater@aol.com
CITY AT PEACE Washington, D.C.
Summer Street Theatre
This six week program allows participants to examine some of the issues facing young people in the DMV and gives them tools for creating steps toward positive change. Youth ages 14-21 are eligible.
Youth will also receive training from adult professionals in the areas of acting, singing, dancing, stage management, sound design, wardrobe and costumes, set and properties design, marketing and promotions and leadership development.
The program will culminate in an original musical written and performed by the participants for audiences, outside and in recreation centers across the city.
This program runs Monday thru Friday from 10am until 4pm. It begins Monday, June 27, 2011 and ends Friday, August 5, 2011. It is open to young people from DC, Maryland and Virginia. There is no cost to participate.
The audition process is simple. There is nothing to prepare. There are survey forms to fill out, theatre games, a simple dance combination and some singing. We supply all of the work. We don’t accept applicants based on talent alone. We are looking for young people who are interested in working together to find solutions to the problems facing our society and their lives. All your young people need do is be willing to go through the process and be able to commit.
If there are any young people you would suggest, no matter how large the number, please encourage them to come to these auditions. We are a very diverse cast and accept all ethnicities.
Location
City at Peace is located inside the Atlas Performing Arts Center, 1333 H Street NE, Washington, DC 20002. Call us at 202.399.7993 ext. 156 or email us at sholloway@cityatpeacedc.org or check out our website, www.cityatpeacedc.org .
Audition Dates and Times
June 4th at 5pm, June 11th at 5pm and June 17th at 4:30pm |
Featured Productions

Hamburgers and Umbrellas @ Robinson Secondary
ArtSpeak!
Intimate interviews with Broadway stars!
New Voices for the Theater
Playwriting Competition
http://www.sparconline.org/programs/programs_newvoices.shtml
FCPS Theatre Folks
Around the Town
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever produced by the Metropolitan Theatre company on Mount Vernon’s stage. I play the mother opposite some of my former students! It’s a real thrill and lots of fun. The show runs just next weekend- Friday and Saturday (Sept 10 and 11) at 7PM and Saturday matinee at 4PM. Tickets are $6 for students/seniors and $10 for adults. Go to www.metrotheater.org for tickets and more information. It would be fun to see you in the audience!
Beth (Becker) De Marco
Theatre Arts Director, Mount Vernon High School Drama, 703-619-3100 x. 3259
Skip Bromley makes his Washington DC acting debut in "Mae" at Studio Theatre!
http://www.flashpointdc.org/venues/theatre_lab.html
FCPS Alumni in the Arts
John Hartman, Woodson 2002, Frost Middle School 1998, is performing with Second City Chicago. http://www.secondcity.com/performances/ontheroad/cast/detail/1351/
Faye Armon (Centreville High School) 1991
Prop Master for Enron (the musical) on Broadway
Tiffany Dupont (LBSS Class of ’99) plays Frannie on Family Channel’s Greek
Chad Dukes (LBSS Class of ’97) radio show “The Big O and Dukes Show” airs every day 10 am – 3 pm on WJFK 106.7
Helen Hayes award winning Jenna Sokolowski (LBSS Class of ’97) will play Little Edie in Studio’s Grey Gardens Nov 12 – Dec 21, 2008.
Featured in Washingtonian Magazine October 2008.
Christina Hendricks, Fairfax 1993 -
Currently starring on AMC's Mad Men as Joan Holloway.
Samantha (Sam) Goodwin, Fairfax Early 90s -
Currently Costumer at Disney Orlando - In charge of all costumes for Magic Kingdom parades.
Tara Bowen (Robinson '01) stars as
Cleopatra for the History Channel's
"Digging For the Truth."
Melisa Breiner-Sanders (Robinson)
www.MelisaBS.com
Nehal Joshi (Robinson '97)
playing Ali Hakem in "Oklahoma!" at Arena Stage (fall 2011)
Yasir Latifi
Now part of "The Capitol Steps"!
(featured as President Obama)
Nili Bassman (Robinson '87)
Alex Avila (Robinson '05) stars as Romeo in
"Romeo and Juliet"
Patricia G. Budwig, M.A. (Langley HS, 1972)
Creative Director, Starshine Theater, Great Falls, Va
Tessa Munro attended Stuart High School in the mid 90s ,
now acting in Hollywood. Film credits on IMDB
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