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CLARKSTOWN SUMMER THEATRE FESTIVALWelcome to the
latest edition of the CSTF Bulletin Board. Updated on May 6, 2008 You may send info by E-mail, or to: CSTF, P.O. Box 223, New City, NY 10956.
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CLARKSTOWN SUMMER THEATRE FESTIVALWelcome to the
latest edition of the CSTF Bulletin Board. Updated on May 6, 2008 You may send info by E-mail, or to: CSTF, P.O. Box 223, New City, NY 10956.
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CSTF ALUMNI RICHARD HOLBROOK HAS A NEW SHOW!
*** Richard's Bio and Information appears on our ALUMNI INFORMATION PAGE. Check it out! NYACK HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTOR TO DIRECT CSTF THIS SUMMER
Director Joe Egan at Nyack High School Clarkstown Summer Theatre Festival 2008 is pleased to announce the hiring of Director Joe Egan. Joe has been the Director at Nyack High School for the past seven years and was responsible for the outstanding production of "Phantom of the Opera" this year! With Joe at the helm, we are anticipating a great show this summer. CAROL KENNY AWARD RECIPIENTS 2007 |
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The Carol Kenny Memorial Award was begun
a few years ago to honor the memory of Carol Kenny, who was a trustee of Summer
Theatre for many years. Upon her passing the Kenny family set up the award for CSTF students who have shown growth as a person during their years with us.
Congratulations to all below. Co-Chairman Jack Rosen awards the certificates to the winners. |
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Congratulations to Michael Halfond (left). |
Congratulations to Kaitlin Marocchi (left) |
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Congratulations to Claudia Miller (left) . (l to r) Committee Co-Chairs Donna Lazreg and Jack Rosen. |
Congratulations to Brandon Tansey (left) |
BENEFIT SHOW RAISES MONEY FOR UNITED WAY
| United way of Rockland representative is given a check by CSTF Co-Presidents (l to r) Stephanie Rosen and Jennifer Bankey. | A check for $1,050 is given to the United Way of Rockland County, which represents the proceeds from our benefit show on Wednesday August 8. |
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CSTF'S ANNOUNCER
CHEAPER THAN EVER High Five Tickets to the Arts is on a quest to change the dynamic in New York theaters and concert halls. They've cut tickets prices to $5 on weekends and two for $5 on Monday through Thursday. The only requirement is that the ticket buyer be a junior high -school or high-school student , 13-18 years of age. High Five Tickets to the Arts is a year-round program that makes the arts affordable to the younger public, offering more than 6,500 tickets to Off-Broadway theatre, concerts, dance performances, museum exhibitions, performance art and film. Tickets must be purchased 1 day in advance and are made available along with a free catalogue through participating Ticketmaster outlets in Bergen County, public libraries, some Barnes & Noble and Borders bookstores, Coliseum Books and High Five offices at 1 East 53rd Street, Manhattan. Participants can also view the catalogue for updates and calender information on High Five's Website at : www.high5tix.org. To receive future catalogs and information on future High Five events, students can add their names to the mailing list by phoning (212) 445-8587 or by e-mailing: info@high5tix.org
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For those of you who have attended our last
seven productions of Summer Theatre at Clarkstown South High School. Did you ever wonder who that announcers voice in the dark was, who introduced our shows? Well wonder no more! He is Wendell Craig. Wendell is a staff announcer for CBS-TV. Wendell is a great friend of Summer Theatre. Why not visit his