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posted 2009/12/28 by Lukas Matthews
Yes, it's that time of year again when the FASS machine starts shifting into higher gears! As such, what better way to help us do so than to come on out to auditions?
The essential details:
If you are auditioning for a part in the play then you will be taken through acting, singing and dancing auditions. Please be sure to wear comfortable clothing that you can move around in. Everybody will go through all three parts of the auditions, but you can note on your auditions forms if you do not want to sing and/or dance in the show.
Note that the show dates for this year's show are:
For more details, please take a look at the Auditions page of the FASS Handbook, and if you have any questions, please feel free to email the co-Producers.
Hope to see you there!
posted 2009/11/01 by Nadia V. Ursacki
If you are in Waterloo come out to these free Workshops put on by FASS and KWLT (Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre). Many of the workshop instructors are FASSies!
Nadia V. Ursacki
FASS 2009 Producer
November 9, 11, 16, 18 from 7-10 PM, at the Kitchener Waterloo Little Theatre, 9 Princess St E, Waterloo ( map)
Admission is FREE so sign up early to ensure your spot -- ad@kwlt.org or call (519) 886-0660.with Trisha Villanueva
Designed for writers from all walks of life, this workshop introduces writers to collaborative writing of stage plays. Learn to create emotionally and socially relevant works in the style of minimalist, modern theatre. Everyone has a great story and it is how we weave these stories that make us great writers.
with Erin Moffat
An introduction to stage management aimed specifically at the community theatre stage manager. This interactive workshop will benefit both novice and experienced stage managers.
with Bernie Roehl
An introduction to improvisation for actors. The workshop will provide an introduction to the basic skills involved in improvisational theatre. Among the topics to be covered include spontaneity, cooperation, teamwork, use of space, non-verbal communication, creating characters, and making strong choices. This workshop will be fun, fast-paced and creative. Participants should wear loose, comfortable clothing and be prepared to move around.
with Chris Rovers
A workshop introducing participants to various elements of technical theatre, including sets, props, lights and sound. The intent is to provide some hands-on basics to help people get an idea of what is involved behind the scenes in amateur theatre and how they can get started.
Hope to see you there!
posted 2009/10/06 by Lukas Matthews
As Fall is certainly now upon us, it is clearly time for a Fall Organizational Gathering!
The essential details:
Looking forward to seeing you there!