Auditions in Georgetown for Gypsy, community production sponsored by Southwestern University, January 14, 2014

(via chicagoonthetown.com)

AUDITIONS for GYPSY: A Musical Fable starring Meredith McCall & Scotty Roberts, directed by Rick Roemer on Tuesday, January 14, 2014 with callbacks Wednesday & Thursday. Opens March 26 .
Seeking men & women 35-70. Women - prepare one song and be prepared to move. Men - prepare a one-minute monologue and you may be asked to sing.
Rehearsals begin Jan 27. Contact Olivia Woodward at woodwaro@southwestern.edu to schedule an audition apt.

2013-2014 Theatre Season at Southwestern University

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September 25-29, 2013

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Gypsy (tickets)

March 26-30, 2014

The story of Rose, the original ruthless stage mother, who dreams of stardom for her youngest daughter June. When those dreams are dashed, Rose redirects her ambitions on her less talented daughter Louise, who becomes the famous 1930’s striptease artist, Gypsy Rose Lee!

Recognized as the greatest American musical of all time. The original production received 8 Tony Award nominations.

   

 
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April 10-13, 2014

Max and Rudy, two gay men in 1930's Berlin, are caught in a scandal that exposes their relationship.They desperately attempt to flee Berlin, but are caught and sent to a concentration camp. Max lies to the guards and tells them he is Jewish, believing he will receive better treatment. In a time of terror, love and hope are found. (For mature audiences)

Bent was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award in 1980.

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April 24-25, 2014

Featuring the work of the Southwestern Dance program and its gifted choreographers. This production celebrates the enduring power of movement in visual and kinetic revelry. Experience a mosaic of vivid and imaginative dance works in varied styles.

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Upcoming: Gypsy, Dripping Springs High School, January 26 - 29

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proudly present the musical fable

by Arthur Laurents, Stephen Sondheim and Jule Styne

directed by Ginger Morris

musical direction by Tom Gabrielsen

January 26 - January 29 - Thursday -Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

Matinees at 2 p.m. on Saturday and on Sunday

DSISD Theatre, Dripping Springs High School, 940 W. Highway 290 W., Dripping Springs, TX

Tickets are $10 for students and $12 for adults. Tickets (reserved seating) may be purchased in advance at www.seatyourself.biz/dsisd or at the door prior to performance. If ordered online, all tickets cost $10, Children under 3 are free!

Let the Dripping Springs High School Choral and Theatre Departments entertain you!

Gypsy is considered one of the greatest musicals of all time, with some of the most memorable tunes ever written such as Everything is Coming Up Roses and Let Me Entertain You. It is a universal story of a mother and her relationships with her daughters set in the world of vaudeville and burlesque from 1910 through the 30s. Momma Rose is the classic stage-mother who is outrageous, brash, tough and larger than life. And her dream for success is a dream she lives vicariously through her daughters.

The dream team who created the original production of Gypsy includes Arthur Laurents (Book Writer), Stephen Sondheim (Lyricist), Jule Styne (Composer), and Jerome Robbins (Director/Choreographer). The local production team includes Ginger Morris (Director/Choreographer), Rachael Koske (Production Manager/Costume Designer), Becky White (Technical Director), and Tom Gabrielsen (Music Director/Conductor).

Ongoing: Gypsy, Circle Arts Theatre, New Braunfels, January 27 - February

Found on-line:

Book by Arthur Laurents - Music by Jule Styne
Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Directed by Robin Williams

Circle Arts Theatre, Landa Park at124 Elizabeth Street, New Braunfels (click for directions and map)

January 27-February 27, 2011
The wildly popular show, based on the memoirs of burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee, comes to our stage!
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