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Auditions for Intern Summer Company Acting & All Classes + Summer Theater Camp Frequently Asked Questions |
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>>>>2008 INTERN COMPANY AUDITIONS:<<<< |
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Congratulations to our |
  The
importance of Interns to Tri-State Actors Theater becomes apparent when
one remembers that this theater began as a company of young people performing
children's theater. None of the actors or technicians in that first company
were professionals. But those young performers were the artistic foundation
for what has become TAT. It was from this base of enthusiastic, largely
untrained actors and technicians that we have developed into a professional
and
training theater for the pleasure and enlightenment of all the people of
the northwest NJ, south central NY, and northeast PA tri-state region.
Over the years, our Intern Program has developed into an active, comprehensive,
and practical study of theater art with the purpose of performing and producing
plays on the highest professional level. Any one seeking to know more about
our Intern Program is invited to examine the frequently
asked questions below. |
| 1. What does an intern do
at Tri-State Actors Theater?
2. How can I become an intern at TAT? 3. What is required of me during an intern audition? 4. How can I learn about the times and places of TAT intern auditions? 5. If I am offered a position as an intern with Tri-State Actors Theater, may I accept it without my parents' permission? 6. As an intern, what is my obligation to TAT? 7. Will I know what roles I will be playing when I accept my internship? 8. Is the Intern Company open to everyone? 9. Is there a registration fee for interns? 10.Could I ever become a full-fledged
member of the Professional Company at TAT?
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| 1.What does an intern do at Tri-State Actors Theater? | |
As a member of the Intern Company, you will be expected to:
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| 2.How can I become an intern at TAT? | |
 Actors
Theater holds annual auditions, usually in May, for new members
of our Intern Company. Any young person between the ages of 13-18
may take part in these auditions. It is also possible to be considered
for the company through recommendations; however, all prospective
interns must go through the audition process. |
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| 3.What is required of me during an intern audition? | |
The aspiring performer who is auditioning
for the Intern Company will:
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| 4.How can I learn about the times and places of auditions? | |
Auditons for the Intern Company will
be held at the historic Crescent Theater, Sussex, NJ, on Saturday, May 3, 10,
and 17, 24; June 14 and 21, 2008.
Auditions are from 1PM-5PM on all audition Saturdays.
Auditons for the Intern Company are also announced
in the tri-state area newspapers; for example, The New Jersey Herald,
The Times-Union Herald, and The Pike County Dispatch. Flyers are sent
to many area schools, and posters are placed in neighborhood stores and
public areas to inform the public of auditions. In addition, radio and
TV cable public service announcments are made at the time of auditions.
Failing everything else, a prospective intern may check our web page
and/or
Tri-State for the latest info. Our regular mailing address is:
Tri-State Youth Acting Company
P.O. Box 7225 Sussex, NJ 07461-7225 |
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| 5.If I am offered a position as an intern with Tri-State Actors Theater, may I accept it without my parents' permission? | |
| If you are offered an internship with TAT, and you are 18 years of age or older, you do not need your parents' permission. If you are younger than 18; however, it is absolutely essential that your parents give you written permission to join the Intern Company. | |
| 6.As an intern, what would be my obligation to Actors Theater? | |
Your obligation to TAT is spelled out in a Letter-of-Agreement( ) which you must sign (The LOA must also be
signed by your parents, if you are under 18, giving you permission to join
the company), thus accepting TAT's terms of internship. LOA's contain references
to transportation, meals, daily and weekly schedules, punctuality at rehearsals
and performances, duties and responsibilities for productions, crew assignments,
and much more. The LOA should be read carefully by you and (when appropriate)
your parents, so that you will be fully aware of your commitment to TAT. Individuals
who accept an intern position with TAT are
expected to remain with the Company from the beginning of the internship
to the end of the intern season.(Approximately 5-6 weeks) The Internship is not contingent
upon the performing schedule of the Intern production, but upon the intern's
TOTAL commitment to TAT. |
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| 7.Will I know what roles I will be playing when I accept my internship? | |
| You are accepting an internship (a) based on TAT's philosophy of artistic collaboration (working in an "ensemble"with other theater artists) and (b) to learn practical theater art through apprenticeship. Thus, when you join the Intern Company, you may or may not know the roles you will be assigned during the season. Many of the intern roles are cast only after the artistic director and other professional staff have had an opportunity to work with the interns. | |
| 8. Is the Intern Company open to everyone? | |
| The TAT Youth Intern Company is generally open to anyone 13 - 18 years of age, who demonstrates potential talent, is willing to learn and work hard to achieve the highest possible artistic standards in theater. We absolutely deplore racial, religious, sexual or other forms of discrimination. | |
| 9. Is there a registration fee for Interns? | |
| The fee for joining the Intern Training Program is currently $150.00 (subject to change without notice). We offer a limited amount of financial aid to intern candidates who are unable to pay this fee when joining the Intern Company. If you need help or an extension, please tell us rather than withdrawing because of lack of funds. | |
| 10. Could I ever become a full-fledged member of the Professional Company? | |
| Many of our interns have become journeymen actors, and then moved up to full status as a member of the Professional Company. |
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Summer Theater Camp
for ages 6-12 Dates: July 7-11 Times: 10-1 every day-- Activities: Creative Dramatics, Improvisation, Play Writing, and other theater-related activities! Camp Leader: Fran DeCesare, teacher and professional actor Where: Tri-State Actors Theater, Sussex, New Jersey Fee: $180 per person. Call: 973-875-2950 for more information and to Register. |
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YOUNGSTERS,
TEEN ACTING CLASSES, |
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TEENAGED
PERFORMERS, ages 13-17. Fall class will
begin (To Be Announced) 2008, with one 2 hour session per week, 5PM-7PM .
Total of 10 sessions. Final class, (To Be Announced).
Taught by Artistic Director and teacher
Paul
Meacham.
Class will learn basic skills of acting, work on monologues and 2-character
scenes, with individual instruction for every student. Register Now -
September, 2008.
Fee: 220.00 |
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ADVANCED ACTING
WORKSHOP,(ages 18 and up) under the
direction of
Tara Bowles,
professional actor and teacher, for adults with or without acting
experience. Acting developed through Stella Adler Technique. Scene study.
7-9PM. Workshops will
be held once a week, 7PM-9PM, on Monday for a total of ten sessions,
(To Be Announced). Register
NOW, 2008 - September, 2008. Fee: $250.00. |
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CHILDREN'S
CLASSES, 6-12 years of age,
under the instruction of Fran DeCesare, a professional actor and teacher. Individual attention to each student; creative dramatics, games,
Parents Participation Day. Fall classes run
(To Be Announced).
Total of six sessions.
Registration NOW, 2008-
September, 2008.
Fee:
$180.00. |
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MOVIE-MAKING COURSE, 8-Adult,
under the instruction of Tim Segura, film-maker and teacher. For
students interested in film-making, script-writing, camera operation,
lighting, acting, etc. Students will learn the basics of creating a
short movie and will create a short film placed on DVD for viewing.
Fall classes
TO BE ANNOUNCED. Total of eight sessions.
Register: TO BE ANNOUNCED |
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MAGICIAN TRAINING COURSE,
8-Adult, under the instruction of Tim Segura, professional
Magician and teacher. For students interested in becoming a magician
but with no previous magic training or performance experience.
Students will become familiar with fundamental principals of magic including
presentation. Basic sleight of hand manipulations. In-class performance Day.
Fall classes :* TO BE ANNOUNCED. Total of eight sessions.
Register:TO BE ANNOUNCED.
Fee: $225.00 (includes $25.MATERIALS FEE.) |
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Interested parents, teens, and adults may contact Tri-State Actors Theater via E-mail at tristateactorstheater@tellurian.com, or call the Crescent Theater, 973-875-2950. [Home] |
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