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BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT STAGE AND TUITION:
S.T.A.G.E. Inc. is a non-profit organization supported by tuition, ticket sales, and individual sponsorships..
MUSIC TABS AND MONOLOGUE LINKS
BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT STAGE AND TUITION:
S.T.A.G.E. Inc. is a non-profit organization supported by tuition, ticket sales, and individual sponsorships..
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NEW TO STAGE! Tuition packages: To simplify the financial side of our program, we are now offering tuition packages. Tuition packages include the following: *Instruction in Theater, Dance, and Music (over 50 hours worth) *Costume(s) (you may be asked to provide basic needs like shoes etc.) * Production fees (battery, insurance, make up, scripts, music booklets, misc.) *Downloadable photos from Dropbox *DVD of show *Summer packages may include: A t-shirt and meals during the final week of rehearsals. 
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FAQ for One-Day Camp: What does the One Day Camp schedule look like? 9:30: Registration and sign in will take place beginning at 9:30 am in St. Teresa's basement. Parents or guardians must sign their child "in" and leave emergency phone numbers and information. 10:00 Theater Camp begins *We will begin with some ice-breaker games and warm ups. *10:30 An introduction to our theme 10:45-Noon-Development of techniques Noon: Lunch and Breaktime (you will need to provide a sack lunch). 12:30-2:00 Further development of of theme for a mini-performance 2:00 Wrap up and parents may attend to see results 2:15 Dismissal What should I wear? * Wear comfortable and modest clothing. Basement tends to be on the cool side, so long sleeves or a hoodie are recommended. Stage will provide a few costumes as needed. What should I bring? Water bottles, sack lunch, snack, and a positive attitude:) How do I register and pay for the camp? Please send your check and registration to Lee Hotovy at 6500 Carlsbad Drive, Lincoln, 68510 by October 1/April 15. 
NEW TO STAGE! S.T.A.G.E. crews! If you like the idea of learning about another aspect of theater and helping out behind the scenes, then consider joining one of our S.T.A.G.E. Crew Teams. We are now offering crew spots in Backstage; Hair and Makeup; Cast Crew; House Crew, Tech Crew. Contact Lee Hotovy if you are interested, and fill out a form below. You must be in 5th grade or older and applications will be reviewed before you are accepted into the program. Please see registration form below by hitting orange button link. |
MUSIC SELECTIONS & MONOLOGUES AUDITION INFORMATION New information for our Summer production will be available by March 3. Checklist for Auditions: See Audition Material button and link below Audition format: 1.Introduce yourself 2. Present your memorized monologue 3. Present your memorized song portions 4. Script reading with us 5. Dance audition with your block group during callbacks. 
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*NOte Summer Musical June 20-22, 27-29*Note NOTE: We traditionally perform two weekends, but are considering one weekend of June 19-22 with 5 performances. We will determine this after auditions. You can indicate your preference on your audition form. The Good, The Bad, and The Fuzzy AUDITIONS: April 3-5 Callbacks & Dance Auditions Sunday April 6 Note: if you have conflicts April 3-6, please contact [email protected] for a special time. FAQ How should I prepare for my audition? Auditions will be held at St. Teresa's Church located at 36th and Randolph Street in the church basement. In order to be considered, students should be well prepared for their auditions. We will have students read from the script, testing out several characters. We will also provide a short choreography piece for them to learn and audition with at callbacks. We are also adding links to songs from the show for students to learn and audition with. See on left side here. Coming soon.. It is recommended students present themselves first (ie: “Hello, my name is……and I will be presenting….”). It is also recommended that they have their songs memorized and feel confident in their presentation. Callbacks will follow on April 6 from 3:00-8:00pm in sections at St. Teresa's K-Hall. You will be emailed if you make callbacks following your audition. When are rehearsals? Rehearsals will take place on Fridays (4:00-9:00pm) through May. Additional rehearsals will begin May 30 and run through June 19, using M-F. Groups will be broken into different days and sections. By our final weeks with tech and dress rehearsals, we will have mandatory attendance. Can I miss any rehearsals? Like any production we can only produce a quality show if we have commitment and time invested from our performers. You will be allowed to miss a minimal amount of rehearsals due to work, activities, or lessons. However, all conflicts should be listed on your audition form for our consideration. Once we are in final dress rehearsal and performance weeks, we will require full commitment. How much is tuition and what does it entail? TUITION PACKAGE: $345* Package includes the following: 10 weeks of training in acting,music, and choreography 5-6 performances of a 2-hour musical Production fee (scripts and insurance) Costume and makeup Professional photos of show/Dropbox link Snacks and Meals during production weeks T-Shirt of show Cast Party Keepsake video *TUITION NOTES: Please note a recent comparison of tuition for the Community Playhouse was $175 for a four day workshop, and $200 for a Pius Summer Musical Camp (3 week camp with 3 performances). For a cost breakdown contact [email protected]. ** Partial Scholarships are available for those who qualify. Please request on your form when auditioning. We're happy to assist where we can! What is The Good, The Bad, and The Fuzzy about? Set in the wild west, in the town of Nowhere, white meets black, and the fuzzy gray lands somewhere in the middle. Based on Pope Benedict XVI's insights, this show teaches the importance of truth versus relativism. Sheriff Dudely Doozright goes after the Deadly Vice gang, while Victoria Virtue convinces Vicely Mustache to change his evil ways. Meanwhile, folks of Nowhere are being brainwashed by a Snake Oil Salesman, A.M. Biguous, which leads to everyone being confused on just what is right and what is wrong. This fun western has everything from stick horses to TNT! Don't miss out on the fun! ROLES: Vicely Mustache (Villainous villain) Dudely Doozright (hero/sheriff) Victoria Virtue (Damsel in the Dress) Judge Oneself (Father of Victoria and county judge) A.M. Biguous (Author and Snake Oil Salesperson) The Outlaws: Hyan Mytee Avarice Dusty Rhodes Buffet Envico TNT Lazee The Virtue Riders Faith V. Hope V. Charity V. Townsfolk: Belle Buoy Bossy Saloon Owner Doctor Glue Horse Doctor Ma Entrubble Mother of several wild children Alwais Entrubble child Nevur Entrubble child Gonnaby Entrubble child Sorta Entrubble child Shuddabin Entrubble child Nellie Fiventen Store Keeper Deputy Donnit deputy Mr. B. Smith Blacksmith Mrs. Ireed Tumuch Literary League Chair Missy Taykabreak Bank Teller I.N. Terest Banker Bess Nottamesswuth Cowgirl Additional roles for townsfolk/ensemble ------------------------------------------------------------------- What is Flanagan's Boys about? Based on the true story of Father Edward Flanagan and his founding of Boys Town. This original musical follows the footsteps of this great priest and how he helped the homeless boys of Omaha beginning in 1917. Intertwined with music and dance, his story is told through his own eyes, with the influence of his upbringing in Ireland. Several characters emerge to help tell the story including a lawyer and supportive friend; a Newspaper reporter; a desperate mother who leaves her boys in Father's care; and several homeless boys off the streets of Omaha. CAST PARTS Adults or Young Adults: Father Flanagan (young man) Father Flanagan (older man) Hal Herbertz (Newspaper man) Henry Stein (lawyer & friend) Mother Flanagan (span of 30 years) Nuns Ruth, Mother of Paulie Townspeople (adults/mix of roles) Hobos (adult men) Boys: Howard (older teen) Paulie (younger crippled boy) Original Five Boys (10-12 years) Other boys (8-12 years/can be played by girls) Older Newsie Boys (ages 13 and up) Girl Newsies/ensemble (12 and up) Female Dancers and Office Clerks--(13 and up) We are looking for a diverse cast to best portray the story. We are also looking for experienced dancers. Scenes: Please select the scenes particular to the characters you would like to read for and submit with your vocal audition. |
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