(Madison's) Shakepeare Theatre Schedule

Shakespeare Theatre, NJ Fall 2011 - selected shows:

1) (7pm Monday evening) Play readings in the fall. Readings (not stagings) of plays, followed by discussion with the director. Tickets are $10 for students, $15 for adults.

• Sept 19, Eves of Ides (see above, although of course you can buy on your own!!)
• November 14th, The Winslow Boy

2) Something Wicked This Way Comes -- Monday, 10/24, 7:30 p.m.
$32/ticket. Readings from classic ghost and horror stories, accompanied by a theremin artist. Sold-out last year, buy tickets early.

3) Something Merry This Way Comes -- Monday, 12/12, 7:30 p.m.,
$32/ticket. Holiday readings, new this year on the heels of last year's successful Halloween event.

4) Student matinees. 10:30 a.m.on the following dates, $17/ticket. (2-3 hours, expect one intermission). (Optional) Q&A session with director and actors after the show.

Othello, September 21, 22(* above), 27 - 29
To Kill A Mockingbird, October 19 and 26; November 1-3, 8-10, 15-18
A Christmas Carol, December 7, 14, 15, 20(* above)

Shakespeare at Community Theatre of Randolph

*has anyone heard of this place before? I know we have Shakespeare fans...
Community Theatre of Randolph

"The Wars of the Roses: Henry VI, Part I" at Brundage Park Playhouse,
Sept. 30 through Oct. 9.* Talk about ambitious! This adaptation by The
Shakespeare Initiative combines "Henry VI Part I" with the first three
acts of "Part II." The Initiative promises drama on par with "Game of
Thrones" in this story of power, battles and politics as Henry tries to
maintain the power achieved by his father.

BrundageParkPlayhouse.org

HS Acting Workshop (Madison)

Playwrights theatre Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey is located at 33 Green Village Road in the Green Village Road School, directly across from St. Vincent's Church, just 300 yards from the intersection of NJ 124 or Main Street and Green Village Road in Madison, New Jersey. )

Acting Workshop (ages 11 - 14) REGISTER ONLINESpecifically created for Home School students
Class meets over two semesters

Instructor: Daryl Embry, Fall
Stephen Davis, Spring
Registration Deadline: Tues, Sept 29, 2009

Please note: If class attendance numbers are not met by registration deadlines, classes will be cancelled. Don't delay---register today!

Students are engaged in the work of building an ensemble, analyzing plays and characters, and adapting and presenting a theatrical piece(s). Specific curriculum may focus on the development of students' understanding of theatrical performance and production and the ability to take creative risks. The program culminates in a showcase of an original work adapted from the works of Shakespeare to be performed on the Playwrights Theatre stage.

Ensemble work relies heavily on the continuous, focused attention from every student involved in the class. This includes, but is not limited to, consistent attendance for the entire program. The lasting impact of the program is largely determined by how much students put into it and build upon the lessons learned in previous sessions. Students must enroll for the entire year; enrollment in only one semester is not possible. Tuition may be paid in full, or over a payment plan. Please contact the Education office for more details.

Fall/Spring Semester

Oct 6 - Dec 8, 2009 Jan 12 - Mar 23, 2010
xxDays:	Tuesdays
Time:	10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Number of classes:	22 classes
Tuition:	$600 for entire Fall/Spring session (no discounts available)

Shakespeare Theatre 2009-10

The Shakespeare Theatre's "on school time" schedule for 2009-2010 (usually 10 am & 12:30 shows starting around $12) had not yet been announced.

Schedule:

outdoor stage: The Tempest, July 24 - August 2, adult $27, children $10

Hamlet (student matinees): Sept. 23, 29, 30, 2009; Oct. 1, 6, 7, 8, 2009
(Regular shows: September 9 - October 11)

Grapes of Wrath (student matinees): Nov. 17-20, 2009
(Regular shows: October 21 - November 21)

Twelfth Night (student matinees): Dec. 9 & 16, 2009
(Regular shows: December 2- January 3)

If you subscribe to a 4 or 5 ticket show package, the price can be as low as $20-$22/seat for adults and $10 for students. Student matinees are less expensive than their regular (evening/weekend) shows.

Organized - Midsummer Night's Dream - March 12, 2009

Shakespeare Theatre, Madison, $12/seat
60 minute show at 12: 30 pm with an optional 15 minute post-performance discussion
Meet at 12:15 & leave enough time to walk over from parking

Study Guides: Their current Study Guide or older Synopsis and Study Guide, download Mayo Community Theatre study guide or click here to see it online, or the Papermill Theatre's Study Guide from their 2005-2006 season production.

Age is not important to me; you know your own child. If your child is interested and their behavior can meet the expectations for at least a 3rd grader then consider attending.

Money due to me: January 14, 2009
Email and I will confirm the number of seats and give you my address so that you can send a check. You will also get my cell phone number in case it is needed on the day of the event. Money will only be refunded if the show is canceled and the money is refunded.

What is the best way for me to contact you in the case of a late cancellation?