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An Enemy of The People Audition

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Theatre
Come out and audition for Sebastian Lapointe’s adaptation of An Enemy of The People by Henrik Ibsen! Please prepare a short monologue and be prepared to cold read other pieces on the spot.

Sunderland IL2 - Theatre Dept.

Movement for Actors with Alexandra Beller

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Dance and Theatre
As a member of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, Beller performed in over 50 countries and throughout the US. Now Artistic Director of Alexandra Beller/Dances, she describes her work as “a series of artistic collisions where bodies, words, objects, and sound function as characters in a human narrative.” All experience levels welcome. Free

For full sponsorship and residency details: go/dance

Mahaney Arts Center 232

Open to the Public
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PTP/NYC Showing of Works-in-Progress

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Theatre
Directors Cheryl Faraone, Richard Romagnoli and Jim Petosa invite the Middlebury community to attend free showings of PTP/NYC’s 35th season offerings. This acclaimed Off-Broadway theatre company, affiliated with Middlebury’s Theatre Department, features Middlebury students and alumni working alongside professional theatre makers. After two fast-paced weeks of rehearsal, they take pleasure in providing Middlebury audiences with special previews prior to the company’s move to New York for a month-long run at Atlantic Stage 2.

Mahaney Arts Center Seeler Studio Theatre

Free
Open to the Public
collage of 3 images

PTP/NYC Showing of Works-in-Progress

Sponsored by:
Theatre
Directors Cheryl Faraone, Richard Romagnoli and Jim Petosa invite the Middlebury community to attend free showings of PTP/NYC’s 35th season offerings. This acclaimed Off-Broadway theatre company, affiliated with Middlebury’s Theatre Department, features Middlebury students and alumni working alongside professional theatre makers. After two fast-paced weeks of rehearsal, they take pleasure in providing Middlebury audiences with special previews prior to the company’s move to New York for a month-long run at Atlantic Stage 2.

Mahaney Arts Center Seeler Studio Theatre

Free
Open to the Public
Image of a person with dark hair lying upside down on their back in a bathtub full of water

Ophelia Underwater

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Theatre
Ophelia had everything: the boyfriend, the plan, the dress. Her life was a comedy. Until it really, really wasn’t. Set underwater in the mind of Hamlet’s forgotten, drowned heroine seconds after falling (or jumping?), Ophelia cross-examines her story, her existence, and most importantly - her ending. With the clock (literally) running out of time, Ophelia must decide how much she’s willing to pay to be the author of her own story.

Hepburn Zoo

Open to the Public
Image of a person with dark hair lying upside down on their back in a bathtub full of water

Ophelia Underwater

Sponsored by:
Theatre
Ophelia had everything: the boyfriend, the plan, the dress. Her life was a comedy. Until it really, really wasn’t. Set underwater in the mind of Hamlet’s forgotten, drowned heroine seconds after falling (or jumping?), Ophelia cross-examines her story, her existence, and most importantly - her ending. With the clock (literally) running out of time, Ophelia must decide how much she’s willing to pay to be the author of her own story.

Hepburn Zoo

Open to the Public
Image of a person with dark hair lying upside down on their back in a bathtub full of water

Ophelia Underwater

Sponsored by:
Theatre
Ophelia had everything: the boyfriend, the plan, the dress. Her life was a comedy. Until it really, really wasn’t. Set underwater in the mind of Hamlet’s forgotten, drowned heroine seconds after falling (or jumping?), Ophelia cross-examines her story, her existence, and most importantly - her ending. With the clock (literally) running out of time, Ophelia must decide how much she’s willing to pay to be the author of her own story.

Hepburn Zoo

Open to the Public
Image of a person with dark hair lying upside down on their back in a bathtub full of water

Ophelia Underwater

Sponsored by:
Theatre
Ophelia had everything: the boyfriend, the plan, the dress. Her life was a comedy. Until it really, really wasn’t. Set underwater in the mind of Hamlet’s forgotten, drowned heroine seconds after falling (or jumping?), Ophelia cross-examines her story, her existence, and most importantly - her ending. With the clock (literally) running out of time, Ophelia must decide how much she’s willing to pay to be the author of her own story.

Hepburn Zoo

Open to the Public