The Seaside Repertory Theater Intern Program presents the 3rd annual Spring Intern Show! Two one act plays will be shown:
How to Succeed in Highschool Without Really Trying by Jonathan Rand
A group of student agents infiltrate an assembly to demonstrate their secret tips and tricks, ranging from legally changing your name to get around roll call, to using Tom Cruise to help memorize science terms.
Variations on a Theme by Ed Monk
Nick comes to a train station to find his sweetheart and see if he can fix things. While he waits for her to arrive, he imagines all of the different ways their conversation may play out.
Starring Kaylyn Carter, Will Dargavell, Grayson Gilbert, Wade Howard, and Lucy Livingston. Directed by Brook Stetler.
To buy tickets, please visit Seaside Repertory Theatre
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ShallowsNoleShallowsNoleBeach FanaticPt Washington4,279 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
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Looks like March 5th and 6th at 7:30 pm.
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30A SkunkapeSkunkyBackatown Seagrove10,329 postsJoined View profileMessageSkunkyLooks like March 5th and 6th at 7:30 pm.
Looking forward to the show. These young actors are working hard and deserve our support. I have it on good authority that the shows are great!:clap:
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Smiling JOeSoWal Expert31,643 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertMore details here >>>www.seasiderep.org<<<
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JdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertThe Rep Intern program is now in it's 3rd year- and has been so valuable. These hardworking students make it possible for multiple shows to happen in the summer, they get the chance to work with theatre professionals, and their very presence adds so much spirit and energy the Rep. They perform in 2 shows a year, which is the theatre's way of thanking them for their dedication- the Rep is proud to show off their talents to the community.:clap:
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Carol GBeach FanaticPoint Washington1,920 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticYay Rep Interns! :wub:
I can't wait to see this show! Watching these kids grow and learn and develop their skills over the years has been a real treat. Break a leg guys!
I can't wait to see this show! Watching these kids grow and learn and develop their skills over the years has been a real treat. Break a leg guys!
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John Rneeds to get out moreConflictinator6,782 postsJoined View profileMessageneeds to get out moreWas at a bit of the rehearsal this evening. The Interns are so 'on it' it's amazing. A not miss show.
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Besides the students in the cast, the technical end of things is handled by a talented group of students also. Everyone needs to come see what amazing young adults we have in this area.
Besides the students in the cast, the technical end of things is handled by a talented group of students also. Everyone needs to come see what amazing young adults we have in this area.
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KurtAdminSoWal2,470 postsJoined View profileMessageAdminSeaside Rep to Present its 3rd Annual Rep Intern Winter Production
The Seaside Repertory Theatre starts 2010 with two fabulous short plays, presented by the Rep Intern Company. In How to Succeed in High School Without Really Trying!, written by Jonathan Rand,a group of student agents infiltrate an assembly to demonstrate their secret tips and tricks, ranging from legally changing your name to avoid roll call, to using Tom Cruise to help memorize science terms. In Variations on a Theme, written by Ed Monk,Nick comes to a train station to find his sweetheart and see if he can fix things with her. While he waits for her to arrive, he imagines all of the different ways their conversation may play out. Both plays are directed by Rep Artistic Director Brook Stetler, and feature 2010 Rep interns Will Dargavell, Kaylyn Carter, Grayson Gilbert, Lucy Livingston, Wade Howard, and David Weintraub.
This production will run for two nights only, Friday March 5, and Saturday March 6, at 7:30 PM, in the Seaside Meeting Hall Theatre. Tickets are $10 each, and can be purchased by calling the Rep box office at 850-231-0733, or online at Seaside Repertory Theatre. All proceeds from the intern shows directly benefit the Seaside Repertory Theatre Intern Program.
“We are very proud of our interns and what they are able to accomplish over the course of a year,” says Rep Intern Manager and company member Anne Marie Carroll. “The Intern Program has added so much to the vitality of our theatre, and our presence in the community. The Intern Productions offer a great opportunity for them to demonstrate their skills, while having fun and raising money for the program.”
About the Seaside Repertory Theatre
The Seaside Repertory Theatre is a professional theatre company dedicated to bringing high-quality professional theatre to Northwest Florida, and to promoting the living arts in the region. Founded in 2001, The Rep performs for over 25,000 people annually, and offers a diverse range of entertainment, including indoor and outdoor live theatre for audiences of all ages, movie presentations, improv and stand-up comedy, and much more. For more information about the Rep and its programming, visit Seaside Repertory Theatre, or call the box office at 850-231-0733.
About the Rep Intern Program
Any interested local high-school aged students are invited to join the Seaside Repertory Theatre’s year-long unpaid Internship Program. Each intern dedicates 15 hours per week/60 hours per month to learning and performing every responsibility associated with operating a professional theatre, including working backstage crews for sets, lights, sound, costumes and props. Interns work closely with professional directors, designers, crew, and actors while providing labor support, in order to understand each process from start to finish. Rep interns also operate the box office and perform house management and ushering duties during the Rep’s main stage productions, and spend time in the Rep office, learning administrative operations including marketing, public relations, fundraising and memberships. An educational component is currently being developed which will offer bi-monthly workshops with a professional company member teaching the interns different artistic elements of theatre. Workshops will include acting through monologue work and scene study, improv techniques, script analysis and writing, and directing short scenes. Every summer and winter the interns produce a play, directed by a Rep professional company member, and presented on the Rep’s main stage, with all proceeds directly benefitting the Rep Intern Program. For more information, please contact Anne Marie Carroll at 850-231-3033 or acarroll@seasiderep.org.
The Seaside Repertory Theatre starts 2010 with two fabulous short plays, presented by the Rep Intern Company. In How to Succeed in High School Without Really Trying!, written by Jonathan Rand,a group of student agents infiltrate an assembly to demonstrate their secret tips and tricks, ranging from legally changing your name to avoid roll call, to using Tom Cruise to help memorize science terms. In Variations on a Theme, written by Ed Monk,Nick comes to a train station to find his sweetheart and see if he can fix things with her. While he waits for her to arrive, he imagines all of the different ways their conversation may play out. Both plays are directed by Rep Artistic Director Brook Stetler, and feature 2010 Rep interns Will Dargavell, Kaylyn Carter, Grayson Gilbert, Lucy Livingston, Wade Howard, and David Weintraub.
This production will run for two nights only, Friday March 5, and Saturday March 6, at 7:30 PM, in the Seaside Meeting Hall Theatre. Tickets are $10 each, and can be purchased by calling the Rep box office at 850-231-0733, or online at Seaside Repertory Theatre. All proceeds from the intern shows directly benefit the Seaside Repertory Theatre Intern Program.
“We are very proud of our interns and what they are able to accomplish over the course of a year,” says Rep Intern Manager and company member Anne Marie Carroll. “The Intern Program has added so much to the vitality of our theatre, and our presence in the community. The Intern Productions offer a great opportunity for them to demonstrate their skills, while having fun and raising money for the program.”
About the Seaside Repertory Theatre
The Seaside Repertory Theatre is a professional theatre company dedicated to bringing high-quality professional theatre to Northwest Florida, and to promoting the living arts in the region. Founded in 2001, The Rep performs for over 25,000 people annually, and offers a diverse range of entertainment, including indoor and outdoor live theatre for audiences of all ages, movie presentations, improv and stand-up comedy, and much more. For more information about the Rep and its programming, visit Seaside Repertory Theatre, or call the box office at 850-231-0733.
About the Rep Intern Program
Any interested local high-school aged students are invited to join the Seaside Repertory Theatre’s year-long unpaid Internship Program. Each intern dedicates 15 hours per week/60 hours per month to learning and performing every responsibility associated with operating a professional theatre, including working backstage crews for sets, lights, sound, costumes and props. Interns work closely with professional directors, designers, crew, and actors while providing labor support, in order to understand each process from start to finish. Rep interns also operate the box office and perform house management and ushering duties during the Rep’s main stage productions, and spend time in the Rep office, learning administrative operations including marketing, public relations, fundraising and memberships. An educational component is currently being developed which will offer bi-monthly workshops with a professional company member teaching the interns different artistic elements of theatre. Workshops will include acting through monologue work and scene study, improv techniques, script analysis and writing, and directing short scenes. Every summer and winter the interns produce a play, directed by a Rep professional company member, and presented on the Rep’s main stage, with all proceeds directly benefitting the Rep Intern Program. For more information, please contact Anne Marie Carroll at 850-231-3033 or acarroll@seasiderep.org.
JdargJdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
JdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertThese kids are rehearsing every night from dinner on! Will has become the "ghost child"- I see evidence that he has been here....at least I see him at breakfast....so we are excited to see what these kids have been doing!!:clap:
This is the best $10 ticket of the year!
This is the best $10 ticket of the year!
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ShallowsNoleBeach FanaticPt Washington4,279 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticGot mine! 😀
John RJohn Rneeds to get out moreConflictinator6,782 postsJoined View profileMessageneeds to get out more
John Rneeds to get out moreConflictinator6,782 postsJoined View profileMessageneeds to get out moreThe rehearsals are great. The interns are ready. And, I've been reminded that high pitch at loud volume will have the metal pole in back ring like a tuning fork. See you there(those lucky enough to have tickets).
JdargJdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
JdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertThe rehearsals are great. The interns are ready. And, I've been reminded that high pitch at loud volume will have the metal pole in back ring like a tuning fork. See you there(those lucky enough to have tickets).
Saturday is sold out! Tickets left for Friday! Call 231-0733
And celebrate after the show with the interns- cast, crew, and audience will be served cake and refreshments!:clap:
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JdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertJust got off the phone with Carol at the Rep office- there are some tickets left for Friday night- 231-0733. Bonus- Cody Copeland will be playing both nights outside the theatre starting at 6:45 in the "patio" area- so come early and hang out!:wave: And stay after and eat cake and visit!
John RJohn Rneeds to get out moreConflictinator6,782 postsJoined View profileMessageneeds to get out more
John Rneeds to get out moreConflictinator6,782 postsJoined View profileMessageneeds to get out moreFinal dress in 20 min. Come on over if you're in the neighborhood. Free...
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There are only a few seats left for tonight, and tomorrow night is sold out! Call now if you want tickets 850-231-0733.
Added bonus: Cody Copeland will be in front of the theatre playing music from 6:45 until showtime - show up early and enjoy a beverage while listening to great music and spending time with great friends!
Break a leg Rep Interns!
Added bonus: Cody Copeland will be in front of the theatre playing music from 6:45 until showtime - show up early and enjoy a beverage while listening to great music and spending time with great friends!
Break a leg Rep Interns!
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KurtAdminSoWal2,470 postsJoined View profileMessageAdminIt was a great show and very inspiring to see young peeps in SoWal work so hard and get a standing ovation.
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Carol GBeach FanaticPoint Washington1,920 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticThe standing ovation was very sweet and well-deserved, they were all amazing... Bravo! (Or is it Brava!? 😉
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