Productions

20
Sep

“Auditions for Christmas production of “The Littlest Angel” to be directed by Sylvia Haynie announced.

Auditions for The Littlest Angel directed by Sylvia Haynie will be held Saturday, October 1st from 10 am. to 12 noon. Roles for children and youth ranging from 6 to 20 years old. There are both singing and non-singing roles in this production. All students auditioning for singing roles must come with a prepared song not longer than 16 bars (1 verse) and must provide their own sheet music. Accompanist provided.

All students auditioning for non-singing roles must come with a paragraph to perform from memory. Can be either Comedic or Dramatic. Rehearsals for this show will be held at the Academy of the Performing Arts on Monday’s from 4:30 to 6 p.m. from November 7 – 28th and then at Macon Little Theatre on the evenings of December 12th – 15th. Performances are December 16th – 18th.

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2
Jun

“The Honky Tonk Angels”
Box Office opens to the public on June 13.
Production dates are June 17 – 26
Tickets: $18 Adults, $15 Seniors (60+), Students w/ID $10
Call 477-3342 or 471-PLAY for Reservations
Box Office Hours 1 – 6 PM

You loved it…You asked for it…You got it!
Angie, Kim and Jenny return as those hilarious, lovable, gutsy Southern songbirds who woo your heart, touch your soul and tickle your funny bone.

Macon Little Theatre presents “The Honky Tonk Angels” a musical comedy by Ted Swindley, the author of the hit “Always Patsy Cline”. Join us on a hilarious, rollicking and touching journey that celebrates the voices of women in country music. Experience Stand by Your Man, Coal Miner’s Daughter, Delta Dawn, 9 to 5, Harper Valley PTA, I Will Always Love You and many other great songs through the voices of the three country gals who meet on a bus on their way to Nashville to follow the “music city dream” of becoming a star. Romance, husband problems, independence and a little gospel thrown in for good measure result in a thrilling theatrical mixture of laughter, friendship and maybe a tear or two.

Make your plans to claim your seats for this potential sell-out.
(Not part of the regular MLT season-Membership does not apply)

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26
May

Cast for “Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” Chosen

Narrators…. Weldon Ledbetter, Amy Easter, Bailey Vincent, Amber Burton
Joseph…. Chris Abbott
Jacob…. Frank Shirah
Jacob’s Wives…. Martha Shirah, Jaloo Zelonis, Kathy Stubbs, Amy Burton, Natalie Edison
Jacob’s Grandchildren…. Emilee Burton, Rebecca Burton, Prentice Rutledge
Reuben (Canaan Days)… Tony Kemp
Simeon….. Kenny Jones
Levi (One More Angel)…. Joe Barone
Napthali…. Caleb Morton
Isaachar (Benjamin’s Calypso)…. Antwan Ward
Asher…. Joseph Whidby
Dan…. Jeremy Greene
Zebulon…. Zebulon Self
Gad…. James Hulett
Judah…. Brandon Broadus
Benjamin…. Michael Burton
Potiphar…. Gary Burton
Mrs. Potiphar…. Colby Marshall
Butler…. John Eyler
Baker…. Skip Lazenby
Pharoah…. Bryn Rouse
Pharoah’s Wives…. Nikki Vincent, Alyssa Kuncaitis, Casey Kaplan
Dance Ensemble Women….Brooklyn Rogers, Madeline Cole, Hayli Hall, Katie Beth Stubbs, Elizabeth Lynch, Ivana King, Amanda Schroeder

Welcome to the Cast of Joseph!

Here are some instructions about what to do next!
1) Please reply whether you wish to accept or decline the role you have been offered by
emailing to shaynie@academyoftheperformingarts.com
2) Plan to attend the initial cast meeting/rehearsal on Friday, May 27th @ 7 p.m. where you
will receive a script, schedule, costume information and write your bio for the program.
3) Directions to our rehearsal location: Start as though you are leaving Macon Little Theatre’s
driveway by taking a RIGHT onto Vineville Avenue (heading toward downtown) go straight through the 1st traffic light which is the intersections of Forest Hill, Park and Vineville Avenue. Continue to the 2nd traffic light, which is the intersection of Brookdale and Vineville. Turn RIGHT onto Brookdale Avenue. You will cross over a railroad track and see a shopping strip mall on your left with a large sign PAYNE CITY STATION. Turn LEFT into the shopping mall parking lot – our school is at the far end.
Academy of the Performing Arts
3378 Brookdale Ave.
The phone number at the school is 476-1910.

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17
Feb

INSTRUCTIONS

Finding out that you are cast?
EITHER: in person @ the theatre door
OR: by looking on-line…..
WHAT TO DO NOW!

1) If your child wishes to accept the role offered,
EITHER: put their initials beside their name
OR: email “We accept” to shaynie@academyoftheperformingarts.com
To decline
EITHER: draw a line through their name
OR: email “We decline” to
shaynie@academyoftheperformingarts.com

2) Please plan to attend the parent meeting where you will receive a complete schedule of rehearsals and activities – bring your personal calendar and a pencil.
Each child must have an adult representative at this meeting to avoid confusion and miscommunication.
1:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 26th
at Macon Little Theatre
The cast members should also attend the parent meeting!

3) The Boy, Velveteen Rabbit and Skin Horse should contact Ms. Haynie to set up private voice appointments. All other cast members will meet for the first time after the parent meeting.

CAST LIST

Narrator …. T.B.A.
Aunt Sally…. T.B.A.
Uncle Fred…. T.B.A.
Nana…. T.B.A.
Doctor…. T.B.A.
Good Fairy…. Savannah Savage
The Boy…. Matt Newberry
Velveteen Rabbit…. Grey Faulkner
Toy Boat …. Amelia Boland
Clown …. Sadie Frame
Jack in the Box…. Evan Correa
Spinning Top…. Samantha Walton
Baby Doll …. Sophie Leicht
Fire Truck…. Evan Thompson
Skin Horse…. Matt Case
Lion…. Jack Finkelstein
Mouse…. Ella Fenimore
Race Car…. Marcus Fire
Block #1…. Gillian Harvin
Block #2…. M.J. Boland
Block #3…. Cassidy Hall
Block #4…. Carly Moore

TOY SOLDIERS: (speaking parts assigned at first rehearsal )
Mia Pendergast, Cammie Frame, Kenzie Coussons, Abigail Smith, Cason Moore, Anna Thompson, Langley Anne Faulkner, Zoie-Alexis Davis, Emma Mae Smith, Bella Caldwell, Gabrielle Thomas, Lacie Kunselman, Callie Hamilton, Crystal Lynn O’Neal

The REAL Rabbits
Muggsy…. Bailey Vincent
Buggsy…. Madelyn Harvin
Huggsy…. Hayli Hall
Suggsy…. Casey Kaplan
Luggsy…. Delaine Crutchfield
Wuggsy…. Kathryn Spinks
Duggsy…. Sydney Everett
Tuggsy…. Jourdan Miller
Thuggsy…. Edna Rutland

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30
Dec

Box Office opens to the public on January 31, 2011

“A Streetcar Named Desire” directed by Chuck NeSmith will run from February 4 – 13. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Drama Critic’s Award, “Streetcar” ranks as one of the greatest dramas in the history of the theatre. In 1947, Broadway’s hottest young writer, Tennessee Williams brought a new play to Broadway. It was an exotic, erotic, passionate and dramatic story with performances so raw they changed the American approach to acting for generations to come. “A Streetcar Named Desire,” went on to become a major sensation on Broadway and in Hollywood.

Set in the steamy French Quarter of New Orleans, we follow the nervous adventures of a faded Southern belle, Blanche DuBois. This journey of delicate indiscretions, lost dreams and brutish actions leads Blanche to madness, aided by her handsome, masculine brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski.

Macon Little Theatre’s cast includes:

Blanche Dubois….Sheila Heath
Stanley Kowalski….Scot Cooley
Stella Kowalski….Lisa Kae
Mitch…Bryson Holloway
Eunice Hubbell….Angelia Hoomes
Steve Hubbell….Andy Moriarity
Pablo Gonzales….Alex Riggs
Nurse….Erin Ferrell
Doctor….Chuck Clark
Flower Vendor…Betsey Brindger
Newspaper Boy…Fletcher Cantrell
Mable…Elizabeth Barrett

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