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Academy of The Company Theatre
Ages 7-13
 

presents


Audition Dates:
Monday, September 8 3:45pm-5:30pm
Tuesday, September 9 3:45pm-5:30pm
Wednesday, September 10 3:45pm-5:30pm

What happens on these three days?
The children will learn a song from the show and a dance combination. They may be asked to stand up and say their name or read a few lines from the script. The three days are spent getting to know the children and finding the right placement for them. We are planning on taking all the children who audition, unless we find within the audition process that they have trouble following directions or paying attention. In that case, we would give you a call and speak with you privately.


Performance Dates:
Friday, November 7th @7:30pm
Saturday, November 8th @ 7:30pm
Sunday, November 9th @ 3:00pm

Tuition: $275.00

More information:
Tickets for the show will be $12.00 per ticket and are not included in the tuition cost.

Costumes: You may be asked to find pieces that our costumer can transform into a specialty costume.  For example, in the past we have asked for a gray sweatshirt, sweatpants and white tennis sneakers for an elephant. We then take those items and distress them and add pieces to them.


How do I register my child?
Print out the emergency form and bring it to the audition, in case we need to reach you. We do not need any payments until after the three day audition.

What is this show about?
Fantasy and reality collide in this eclectic and fun musical romp! Emily's having a sleepover with her best friend Stephanie when they discover there's a monster in her closet!

To investigate further (despite the incessant teasing of her big brother and his friends), Emily and Stephanie recruit their friends – sarcastic and skeptical Kelly, vain Mary, studious Brain, tomboy Tara and avid reader Megan – to help capture the monster.

What they don't know is that Murray, the closet monster, doesn't mean any harm. He only wants to play Emily's new video game. He's more scared of kids than they are of him! Murray is on probation since his boss, the Dream King, heard about his goofing off on the job. After all, every monster knows that when a child is born, a monster is assigned to watch over her–not play with her things!

What happens when Emily has all her friends over for a slumber party to try to capture Murray? They end up catching the Dream King and his harried secretary, Toady, instead!

With other wonderfully entertaining characters like Sandy the Sandman and his dream weavers, find out how friendship, ingenuity and a sprinkling of magic lead to a delightful solution to Emily's monster problem.







ACT Turns 20!
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The Academy of the Company Theatre was founded in 1987 by Zoë Bradford, Michael Joseph and Jordie Saucerman. Our mission is to strive to discover the creative spirit in each child in an enjoyable and challenging atmosphere and to build self-confidence through the experience of the arts.

ACT staff reserves the right to decline services to students who are unable or unwilling to follow the rules and curriculum of the program.

Tuition is non-refundable.

The Teen Conservatory of The Company Theatre
Ages 14-18

presents

Audition Date:
Monday, September 22 3:30pm-6:00pm

Classes Meet Mondays and Wednesdays: 3:30-6:00pm

Performance Dates:

Friday, January 23 @7:30pm
Saturday, January 24 @ 7:30pm
Sunday, January 25 @ 3:00pm

Tuition: $275.00
(If you would like to apply for a scholarship, please email Sally at sally@companytheatre.com)

What is this show about?
Zombie Prom is a campy rollicking horror romp through America’s “Atomic Age” of the 1950s. It’s Grease meets Little Shop of Horrors. This fun and hilarious musical is punctuated with great songs in the style of 50s rock and roll.

Zombie Prom is the tale of a sweet teenage girl named Toffee and the class bad boy-her rebel without a cause boyfriend-Jonny. The two meet at Enrico Fermi High School and fall in love. But their principal, the tyrannical Miss Strict, convinces the indecisive Toffee to break up with Jonny. Tortured by the betrayal, Jonny drives his motorcycle into the nuclear power plant and flings himself into the nuclear cooling tower!

A glowing Jonny returns as a teenage nuclear zombie! He professes his love for Toffee and tells her he wants her back. He plans to clean up his act, finish school and take her to the prom-if she’ll have him. Miss Strict clearly refuses to allow the “zombie scum” into her school. She even threatens to cancel the senior prom if anyone is caught supporting Jonny’s cause. Toffee doesn’t know what to do!

At the same time, a slick sensationalist TV reporter Eddie Flagrante arrives at the school to cover what sounds like a clear cut case of “Zombie Civil Rights”. Upon his arrival at the school we learn he and Miss Strict share a past shrouded in an elusive mystery.

Will Toffee take Jonny back? What mystery do Miss Strict and Eddie Flagrante share? Will Miss Strict cancel the most important night in the lives of the students at Enrico Fermi High?

Check out youtube.com for clips from the show. CD available at amazon.com

Characters

Delilah Strict     Belt-Mezzo
School Principal; icy and hard on the outside with a heart of gold. Should have good comic timing.
(Think Carol Burnett or Bette Midler)

Toffee      Belt Soprano
Senior:Good girl from the right side of the tracks. Hopelessly in love with Jonny.
(Think Gidget or Sandra Dee)

Candy     Solid Belt Mezzo
Senior; Nervous and hyper. Always chewing her nails.
(Think a young Marge Simpson)

Coco     Belt Soprano
Senior; Coco isn’t bad; she’s just drawn that way. (Like Jessica Rabbit)

Ginger     Belt Soprano
Senior; Class Nerd, sweet and means well but she verges on being annoying.
(Think Gilda Radner)

Jonny     High Rock Tenor
Senior; Good kid from the wrong side of the tracks. Like Ross from Friends

Joey     Tenor with Low Notes
Senior; Class Jock. Big, Handsome, Dumb

Josh     Tenor with Low Notes
Senior; The Class Geek. Aspiring journalist.

Jake     High Rock Tenor
Senior; Probably voted the most popular. He’s sweet and personable and deeply in love with Candy. (Like Richie from “Happy Days”)

Eddie Flagrante     Strong Baritone
Newspaper journalist; opportunistic tabloid reporter who roots for the underdog and “justice”.  (Think Geraldo Rivera with Kevin Klein’s comic appeal)

Assorted Parents, Secretaries, Copy Boys, TV Floor Workers, Singers

Tickets:
Tickets for the show will be $15.00 per ticket and are not included in the tuition cost.

How do I register?
Print out the emergency form and make sure your parents sign it. Bring that with you to the first audition on Monday, September 22nd at 3:30pm. Not everyone who auditions will be cast. We don’t expect any tuition payment until you are cast, but you cannot audition without an emergency form. Please make sure you bring it with you!

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