In the summer of 2008, at the SHINDIG the WSCTA held at the Bellingham Theatre Guild hosted, I wrote up a no-money budget for attending Kaleidoscope ’09, and with only two additions, it holds up for those thinking about presenting their work at Kaleidoscope ’11 (and beyond). So here it be –some exciting budget structure.
Whoo hoo!
AACTFest’11 BUDGET CONSIDERATIONS
Usual Production Expenses
Royalties, Licenses, and Scripts
Set
Costumes
Sound
FX/Lights?
Props
Admin/House
Fundraising Expenses
Kaleidoscope Expenses
Organization Memberships (WSCTA,AACT)
Scripts for Adjudicators
Convention Memberships
Convention Banquet*
Hotel/Housing
Transportation (Company)
Transportation (Set)
Region IX Festival Expenses (for those that get to go on from Kaleidoscope)
Convention memberships
Convention banquet*
Hotel/Housing
Transportation (Company)
Transportation (Set)
AACTFest ’11 Expenses (for the lucky/talented regional winner)
Convention memberships
Convention banquet*
Hotel/Housing
Transportation (Company)
Transportation (Set)
And briefly, to explain some things.
The asterisk. You don’t have to attend the banquet, but as that’s usually where they announce the awards, almost everyone goes. So technically an optional expense, but budget with the sense that someone’s gonna be there.
Musicals. Bringing a musical? So add instruments, stands, and/or sound equipment fall into the production expenses and musicians to the housing and transportation costs. All has to fit in the pre-show/post-show box, too.
Programs? Some shows supply programs of their show for each venue. Not required, but if you need to thanks lots of people, there’s only so much room the event program supplies.
Adjudicator Scripts. (Your script including your cuts.) They’re usually forwarded for each level and then returned, but you may be asked for additional (or downloadable, if not previously published) copies to accommodate adjudicator training at the National convention.
Organization memberships. You’ve likely already paid them and are finally using those dues for something, but it doesn’t hurt to check.
Consider this no-number budget as way to talk to your board about participating. It shows the general expense layout, and you can look like a hero when you cross off or minimize costs. If I was, oh, say, Spokane Children’s Theatre, for example, and could ignore housing/hotel and transportation costs, I’d look like a genius who got us into the Kaleidoscope for less than $500.
So, hope this is helpful, and have fun writing numbers in! Ka-ching!
Sean Walbeck
Veep
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
UNKY SEAN’S SHAMEFUL HOLIDAY CONFESSION
(the first in a series blog by Sean Walbeck, WSCTA Vice President)
So even though I should more specifically focus my first blog entry towards the upcoming Spokane Kaleidoscope of 2011, I find myself distracted by my niece Brydian’s first community theater foray in A Christmas Carol at the Valley Center Stage in North Bend. The distraction comes in two forms, the first that although I want to support the kind of misspent life playing the boards encourages, I may not be able to attend, and the second, I wouldn’t 100% be sad about missing the joyous event in my niece’s creative life.
Supporting our friends and family by attending their plays is a genre of community theatre, after all. While the rest of the theatrical world has realized more actors cost more money and has whittled their cast sizes down to accommodate that economic reality, community theater’s bottom line understands that you cast an actor’s family and friends as audience, so the more the merrier. Anyone of us who has filled their Wizard of Oz munchkin chorus with every auditioning child who mastered the art of simultaneously walking and smiling has embraced this genre, and were it not for the slight hint of impropriety it suggested, the Cratchits could easily be the proud parents of 24 precocious little ones, a full half of them tiny with little crutches god-blessing us, everyone.
Who am I kidding? There’s dozens of versions of A Christmas Carol, some of which are written specifically to pad the cast. Am I right in remembering an orphan chorus more suited for an Oliver Twist musical thanking Mr. Scrooge sarcastically? And how about the version that decided Hunger and Poverty should be a stream of walking-and-smiling kids in rags, marching out of the Ghost of Christmas Present’s robes like clowns out of a car? How many Fezziwig’s parties have you seen expanded from its office party roots to an all-ages event with girls, girls, and more girls showing off the hoofing skills of those rakes of accounting, Young Scrooge and Young Marley? Find me a play publisher catalog, I’ll find you at least three versions of Scrooge’s Nightmare on Undigested Beef with cast size from 10 to a jillion (flexible) available for affordable royalty and a “don’t ask-don’t tell” policy on “script alterations.” You know what version you don’t find at a community theater? Patrick Stewart’s solo performance of all the roles. Why? Cuz Patrick Stewart’s family’s not big enough to fill your house, and the little darlings you didn’t cast are pretending to dance in The Nutcracker down the street and guess who’s in that audience?
The truth is –Christmas pays the bills. Listening to Seattle public radio recently, I heard the Pacific Northwest Ballet Artistic Director speak openly about their Nutcracker representing 25% of their organization’s number of tickets sold and 50% of their income through ticket sales (i.e. more full-price tickets to non-subscribers). Two out of the Big Three in Seattle have “annual holiday traditions” (ACT-A Christmas Carol; Intiman-Black Nativity) and the third wrote a satire about having such a potboiler (Inspecting Carol) that’s performing at a college near me (Western Washington University). When American Theatre annually lists their most produced plays of the non-profit professional theater, you know what they don’t count? Count with me here - (1) adaptations of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol and (2) The Chimes (Dickens’ own attempt to cash in on this Xmas gravy train he started); (3)adaptations of O. Henry’s The Gift of the Magi. Then (4) A Tuna Christmas (after one year on the list); (5) The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (after several appearances). and (6) The Santaland Diaries (after eight years on the list). (7) Inspecting Carol and variations of (8) It’s a Wonderful Life have also made the list (though not specifically proscribed) so that makes EIGHT titles the pro’s don’t think should count anywhere but the box office. The pro’s learned from us and we learned early in our community theater work – counter programming a non-holiday play in December just reminds you to do a Christmas play next season.
So all that snark indicates why I won’t exactly miss another production of this holiday redemption, but doesn’t alter the fact that my niece and her mother Robin are performing together for the first time a ninety minute drive away. Another descendent dabbling in this art form I’ve dedicated my life to: learning to be comfortable in false clothes and a fake name and repeating everything exactly every time –the frustrating pursuit of perfection that fills your body with adrenalin and your mind with self-doubt. And she’s doing it in a cozy space, with laughably affordable ticket prices to a crowd that’s on her side.
And don’t we go to the theater to have an emotional experience?
Next posts, I talk more about Kaleidoscope and picking scripts, and all sorts of stuff, but to start, I write where I’m at. But while I’m here, don’t take a Christmas show to competition, no matter how good your production is. Adjudicators are at their best when they’ve never seen the play you’re doing before, and frankly, visions of Alistair Sim/Jimmy Stewart/Ralphie/themselves “when I was in” will be dancing in their heads. Hundreds of plays out there without a bathrobe pointing at a tombstone – choose one of those.
Grammercies,
Sean Walbeck, VEEP, WSCTA
Theaters mentioned: Valley Centre Stage (North Bend); Pacific Northwest Ballet (Seattle); ACT (Seattle); Intiman (Seattle); Western Washington University (Bellingham)
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed are those of the author and not necessarily anyone else's, particularly not of anyone else on the WSCTA board (even though they might secretly agree).
Monday, November 29, 2010
Kaleidoscope 2011
Festival Participant Information available online (includes registration, handbook, stage specs and lodging information).
Don't miss this outstanding opportunity to learn, share, laugh and enjoy all that is community theatre!
Sunday, November 28, 2010
New Contact Information for WSCTA
The WSCTA as new contact information. We understand that some are having trouble contacting us and we apologize for that. Our website will be updated soon. In the meantime, here is the correct contact information:
WSCTA
c/o Tacoma Musical Playhouse
7116 Sixth Avenue
Tacoma, WA 98406
info@wscta.org
You can also catch us on facebook at facebook.com/wscta
Member individuals and organizations should be receiving their annual flyer and dues letter in the regular mail very soon.
Thanks for your patience as we update all our information.
WSCTA
c/o Tacoma Musical Playhouse
7116 Sixth Avenue
Tacoma, WA 98406
info@wscta.org
You can also catch us on facebook at facebook.com/wscta
Member individuals and organizations should be receiving their annual flyer and dues letter in the regular mail very soon.
Thanks for your patience as we update all our information.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
PLAYING IN SEPTEMBER
Plan on visiting these excellent member companies around the State. Click on the website URLS to go directly to the member company's website for more...
Thanks!
Wsctaorg
BRILLIANT TRACES at Actors Theater of Orcas Island, September 4 - 13 www.orcasactors.com
AH! WILDERNESS at Richland Players, September 11 - 26 www.richlandplayers.com
ZOMBIES FROM BEYOND at Whidbey Playhouse - Oak Harbor, September 11 - October 3 www.whidbeyplayhouse.com
THE SEVEN YEARS ITCH at Bremerton Community Theatre, September 11 - October 4 www.bremertoncommunitytheatre.org
THE SECRET GARDEN at Edmonds Driftwood Players, September 11 - October 4 www.driftwoodplayers.com
REHEARSAL FOR MURDER at Port Angeles Community Players, September 18 - October 4 www.pacommunityplayers.com
LITTLE WOMEN at CSTOCK, September 18 - October 11, www.cstock.org
THE MOUSETRAP at Lakewood Playhouse, September 18 - October 11, www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Olympia Little Theater, September 18 - October 11, www.olympialittletheater.org
CRIMES OF THE HEART at Poulsbo Players @ the Jewel Box Theatre, September 18 - October 11, www.jewelboxpoulsbo.org
LEND ME A TENOR at Little Theatre of Walla Walla, September 25 - October 10, www.ltww.org
BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS at Bellingham Theatre Guild, September 25 - October 11, www.bellinghamtheatreguild.com
A...MY NAME IS ALICE at Encore! Theater, September 25 - October 11, www.encoretheater.org
CAUGHT IN A NET at Anacortes Community Theatre, September 25 - October 17, www.acttheatre.com
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE at Spokane Civic Theatre, September 25 - October 25, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOMICIDE at Edmonds Driftwood Players - Alternative Stages, September 27 - October 5, www.driftwoodplayers.com
Thanks!
Wsctaorg
BRILLIANT TRACES at Actors Theater of Orcas Island, September 4 - 13 www.orcasactors.com
AH! WILDERNESS at Richland Players, September 11 - 26 www.richlandplayers.com
ZOMBIES FROM BEYOND at Whidbey Playhouse - Oak Harbor, September 11 - October 3 www.whidbeyplayhouse.com
THE SEVEN YEARS ITCH at Bremerton Community Theatre, September 11 - October 4 www.bremertoncommunitytheatre.org
THE SECRET GARDEN at Edmonds Driftwood Players, September 11 - October 4 www.driftwoodplayers.com
REHEARSAL FOR MURDER at Port Angeles Community Players, September 18 - October 4 www.pacommunityplayers.com
LITTLE WOMEN at CSTOCK, September 18 - October 11, www.cstock.org
THE MOUSETRAP at Lakewood Playhouse, September 18 - October 11, www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Olympia Little Theater, September 18 - October 11, www.olympialittletheater.org
CRIMES OF THE HEART at Poulsbo Players @ the Jewel Box Theatre, September 18 - October 11, www.jewelboxpoulsbo.org
LEND ME A TENOR at Little Theatre of Walla Walla, September 25 - October 10, www.ltww.org
BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS at Bellingham Theatre Guild, September 25 - October 11, www.bellinghamtheatreguild.com
A...MY NAME IS ALICE at Encore! Theater, September 25 - October 11, www.encoretheater.org
CAUGHT IN A NET at Anacortes Community Theatre, September 25 - October 17, www.acttheatre.com
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE at Spokane Civic Theatre, September 25 - October 25, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOMICIDE at Edmonds Driftwood Players - Alternative Stages, September 27 - October 5, www.driftwoodplayers.com
PLAYING IN OCTOBER
Spooky theatrical doings around the state this month
NIGHTFALL WITH EDGAR ALLAN POE at Cascade Community Theatre - Duvall, all Month, call 425.884.0907
WIZARD OF OZ at Academy of Children's Theatre - Richland, October 2 - 11, call 509.943.6027
CURTAINS at Tacoma Musical Playhouse, October 2 - 25, www.tmp.org
DISNEY'S HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2 at Spokane Children's Theatre, October 9 -25, www.spokanechildrenstheatre.org
THE RELATIVITY OF ALBERT EINSTEIN at Edmonds Drfitwood Players - Alternate Stages. October 15 only, www.driftwoodplayers.com
GREAT EXPECTATIONS at Orcas Theatre and Community Center, October 15 - 24, www.orcascenter.org
STEPPING OUT at Music Theatre of Wenatchee, October 15 -24, www.mtow.org
EDGAR ALLAN POE at Edmonds Driftwood Players - Alternative Stages, October 16 & 17, www.driftwoodplayers.com
ONCE UPON A MATTRESS at Masquers Theatre - Soap Lake, October 16 - November 4, www.masquers.com
VAMPIRE DREAMS at Blaine Community Theatre , October 17 - November 2, www.blainecommunitytheater.org
THE MUSICAL OF MUSICALS: THE MUSICAL at CSTOCK, October 23 - 25, www.cstock.org
NOW IT CAN BE TOLD at Port Angeles Community Players, October 23 - 25, www.pacommunityplayers.com
THE ODD COUPLE (female version) at The Evergreen Playhouse - Centralia, October 23 - November 11, www.evergreenplayhouse.org
TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE at Lakewood Playhouse, October 23 - November 8, www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
STRING OF PEARLS at Spokane Civic Theatre - Firth Chew, October 23 - November 15, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
CHESS, at Spokane Civic Theatre, October 30 & 31, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
NIGHTFALL WITH EDGAR ALLAN POE at Cascade Community Theatre - Duvall, all Month, call 425.884.0907
WIZARD OF OZ at Academy of Children's Theatre - Richland, October 2 - 11, call 509.943.6027
CURTAINS at Tacoma Musical Playhouse, October 2 - 25, www.tmp.org
DISNEY'S HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL 2 at Spokane Children's Theatre, October 9 -25, www.spokanechildrenstheatre.org
THE RELATIVITY OF ALBERT EINSTEIN at Edmonds Drfitwood Players - Alternate Stages. October 15 only, www.driftwoodplayers.com
GREAT EXPECTATIONS at Orcas Theatre and Community Center, October 15 - 24, www.orcascenter.org
STEPPING OUT at Music Theatre of Wenatchee, October 15 -24, www.mtow.org
EDGAR ALLAN POE at Edmonds Driftwood Players - Alternative Stages, October 16 & 17, www.driftwoodplayers.com
ONCE UPON A MATTRESS at Masquers Theatre - Soap Lake, October 16 - November 4, www.masquers.com
VAMPIRE DREAMS at Blaine Community Theatre , October 17 - November 2, www.blainecommunitytheater.org
THE MUSICAL OF MUSICALS: THE MUSICAL at CSTOCK, October 23 - 25, www.cstock.org
NOW IT CAN BE TOLD at Port Angeles Community Players, October 23 - 25, www.pacommunityplayers.com
THE ODD COUPLE (female version) at The Evergreen Playhouse - Centralia, October 23 - November 11, www.evergreenplayhouse.org
TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE at Lakewood Playhouse, October 23 - November 8, www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
STRING OF PEARLS at Spokane Civic Theatre - Firth Chew, October 23 - November 15, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
CHESS, at Spokane Civic Theatre, October 30 & 31, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
PLAYING IN NOVEMBER
Give thanks for all these great theatres in Washington State:
WILLY WONKA at Regional Theatre of the Palouse - Pullman, November 5 - 14, www.rtoptheatre.org
THE NERD at Olympia Little Theater, November 5 - 29, www.olympialittletheater.org
LEADING LADIES at Richland Players, November 6 - 21, www.richlandplayers.com
MURDER ON THE NILE at Bremerton Community Theatre, November 6 - 29, www.bremertoncommunitytheatre.org
MY THREE ANGELS at Whidbey Playhouse - Oak Harbor, November 6 - 29, www.whidbeyplayhouse.com
JUNIE B. JONES AND A LITTLE MONKEY BUSINESS, Tacoma Children's Musical Theatre @ TMP, November 7 - 15, www.tmp.org
MY FAIR LADY at Richland Light Opera Company, November 13 - 22, www.rloc.org
SWEET CHARITY at Poulsbo Players at the Jewel Box Theatre, November 13 - December 13, www.jewelboxpoulsbo.org
THE MIRACLE WORKER at Little Theatre of Walla Walla, November 20 - December 5, www.ltww.org
OLIVER! at Encore! Theater - Gig Harbor, November 20 - December 6, www.encoretheater.org
THE MATCHMAKER at Port Angeles Community Players, November 20 - December 10, www.pacommunityplayers.com
HONK! at Anacortes Community Theatre, November 20 - December 19, www.acttheatre.com
A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Spokane Civic Theatre, November 27 - December 6, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Lakewood Playhouse, November 27 - December 13, www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
BUNNICULA at Bellingham Theatre Guild, November 27 - December 13, www.bellinghamtheatreguild.com
BABES IN TOYLAND at Spokane Children's Theatre, November 27 - December 13, www.spokanechildrenstheatre.org
A CHRISTMAS STORY at Edmonds Driftwood Players, November 27 - December 20, www.driftwoodplayers.com
SCROOGE: THE MUSICAL at Key City Public Theatre - Port Townsend, November 27 - December 20, www.keycitypublictheatre.org
GUYS AND DOLLS at Tacoma Musical Playhouse, November 27 - December 20, www.tmp.org
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER at Spokane Civic Theatre, November 28 - December 20, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
WILLY WONKA at Regional Theatre of the Palouse - Pullman, November 5 - 14, www.rtoptheatre.org
THE NERD at Olympia Little Theater, November 5 - 29, www.olympialittletheater.org
LEADING LADIES at Richland Players, November 6 - 21, www.richlandplayers.com
MURDER ON THE NILE at Bremerton Community Theatre, November 6 - 29, www.bremertoncommunitytheatre.org
MY THREE ANGELS at Whidbey Playhouse - Oak Harbor, November 6 - 29, www.whidbeyplayhouse.com
JUNIE B. JONES AND A LITTLE MONKEY BUSINESS, Tacoma Children's Musical Theatre @ TMP, November 7 - 15, www.tmp.org
MY FAIR LADY at Richland Light Opera Company, November 13 - 22, www.rloc.org
SWEET CHARITY at Poulsbo Players at the Jewel Box Theatre, November 13 - December 13, www.jewelboxpoulsbo.org
THE MIRACLE WORKER at Little Theatre of Walla Walla, November 20 - December 5, www.ltww.org
OLIVER! at Encore! Theater - Gig Harbor, November 20 - December 6, www.encoretheater.org
THE MATCHMAKER at Port Angeles Community Players, November 20 - December 10, www.pacommunityplayers.com
HONK! at Anacortes Community Theatre, November 20 - December 19, www.acttheatre.com
A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Spokane Civic Theatre, November 27 - December 6, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Lakewood Playhouse, November 27 - December 13, www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
BUNNICULA at Bellingham Theatre Guild, November 27 - December 13, www.bellinghamtheatreguild.com
BABES IN TOYLAND at Spokane Children's Theatre, November 27 - December 13, www.spokanechildrenstheatre.org
A CHRISTMAS STORY at Edmonds Driftwood Players, November 27 - December 20, www.driftwoodplayers.com
SCROOGE: THE MUSICAL at Key City Public Theatre - Port Townsend, November 27 - December 20, www.keycitypublictheatre.org
GUYS AND DOLLS at Tacoma Musical Playhouse, November 27 - December 20, www.tmp.org
THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER at Spokane Civic Theatre, November 28 - December 20, www.spokanecivictheatre.com
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
PLAYING IN MAY:
Note: We're trying a new format to see if we can make it easier to access the shows that are currently open and playing by WSCTA member companies. Please be sure and click on the Links for each company to go directly to their website and learn more.
Thanks!
Wsctaorg
HEAVEN CAN WAIT at Olympia Little Theater, April 24 to May 17 www.olympialittletheatre.org
THE MIKADO at Central Stage Theater of County Kitsap (CSTOCK), April 24 to May 17 www.cstock.org
THE PRODUCERS at Tacoma Musical Playhouse, April 24 to May 17 www.tmp.org
THE FANTASTICKS at Little Theatre of Walla Walla, April 25 to May 16 www.ltww.org
DO BUDDHISTS DRINK BEER at Edmonds Driftwood Players, April 26 to May 4 www.driftwoodplayers.com
STORY THEATRE at Port Angeles Community Playhouse, May 1 to 31 www.pacommunityplayers.com
THE AFFECTIONS OF MAY at Spokane Civic Theatre (Firth Chew Studio Theatre) May 8 to 31 www.spokanecivictheatre.com
A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM at Spokane Civic Theatre, May 15 to June 14 www.spokanecivictheatre.com
TRIPLE PLAY at Port Angeles Community Playhouse (Second Stage) May 22 to 24 www.pacommunityplayers.com
HEIDI at Tacoma Children's Musical Theatre (@TMP) May 23 to 31 www.tmp.org
TROUBLE WITH ANGELS at Regional Theatre of the Palouse (Pullman) May 28 to 30 www.rtoptheatre.org
THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE at Bellingham Theatre Guild, May 29 to June 14 www.bellinghamtheatreguild.com
ONCE IN A LIFETIME at Lakewood Playhouse, May 29 to June 28 www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL at Poulsbo Players, May 29 to June 28 www.jewelboxpoulsbo.org
Thanks!
Wsctaorg
HEAVEN CAN WAIT at Olympia Little Theater, April 24 to May 17 www.olympialittletheatre.org
THE MIKADO at Central Stage Theater of County Kitsap (CSTOCK), April 24 to May 17 www.cstock.org
THE PRODUCERS at Tacoma Musical Playhouse, April 24 to May 17 www.tmp.org
THE FANTASTICKS at Little Theatre of Walla Walla, April 25 to May 16 www.ltww.org
DO BUDDHISTS DRINK BEER at Edmonds Driftwood Players, April 26 to May 4 www.driftwoodplayers.com
STORY THEATRE at Port Angeles Community Playhouse, May 1 to 31 www.pacommunityplayers.com
THE AFFECTIONS OF MAY at Spokane Civic Theatre (Firth Chew Studio Theatre) May 8 to 31 www.spokanecivictheatre.com
A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM at Spokane Civic Theatre, May 15 to June 14 www.spokanecivictheatre.com
TRIPLE PLAY at Port Angeles Community Playhouse (Second Stage) May 22 to 24 www.pacommunityplayers.com
HEIDI at Tacoma Children's Musical Theatre (@TMP) May 23 to 31 www.tmp.org
TROUBLE WITH ANGELS at Regional Theatre of the Palouse (Pullman) May 28 to 30 www.rtoptheatre.org
THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE at Bellingham Theatre Guild, May 29 to June 14 www.bellinghamtheatreguild.com
ONCE IN A LIFETIME at Lakewood Playhouse, May 29 to June 28 www.lakewoodplayhouse.org
THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL at Poulsbo Players, May 29 to June 28 www.jewelboxpoulsbo.org
Monday, March 30, 2009
REGION IX FESTIVAL in Couer d'Alene, ID
CONGRATULATIONS TO EDMONDS DRIFTWOOD PLAYERS who were chosen to represent Region IX at AACTFest '09, and to all the productions that participated in the Region IX Competition. Awards Presented included:
Supporting Actor: David Fox, "Crazy Eights," CAST, Hood River, OR
Actress: Janie Sexton, "The Cemetery Club," Coaster Theatre Playhouse,
Cannon Beach, OR
Actress: Pia Shepherd, "The Cemetery Club," Coaster Theatre Playhouse,
Actor: Shay Carlucci, "Minnesota Moon, " Edmonds Driftwood Players, Edmonds, WA
Direction: Zanne Gerrard, "Minnesota Moon," Edmonds Driftwood Players
Outstanding Ensemble - "The Cemetery Club" Coaster Theatre Playhouse
Runner Up: "The Cemetery Club," Coaster Theatre Playhouse
Outstanding Production: "Minnesota Moon: Edmonds Driftwood Players
Supporting Actor: David Fox, "Crazy Eights," CAST, Hood River, OR
Actress: Janie Sexton, "The Cemetery Club," Coaster Theatre Playhouse,
Cannon Beach, OR
Actress: Pia Shepherd, "The Cemetery Club," Coaster Theatre Playhouse,
Actor: Shay Carlucci, "Minnesota Moon, " Edmonds Driftwood Players, Edmonds, WA
Direction: Zanne Gerrard, "Minnesota Moon," Edmonds Driftwood Players
Outstanding Ensemble - "The Cemetery Club" Coaster Theatre Playhouse
Runner Up: "The Cemetery Club," Coaster Theatre Playhouse
Outstanding Production: "Minnesota Moon: Edmonds Driftwood Players
WHAT A FAMILY at Port Angeles Community Playhouse
on the Second Stage March 13 - 15
www.pacommunityplayers.com
www.pacommunityplayers.com
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
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