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Participation in Theater Workshop is open to children in all surrounding schools and communities. Contact Stacey Fix to learn more!
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Hello to our Theater Workshop family!
Although we are all not together at the moment, we hope to be soon! In the meantime, we want to give everyone the opportunity to stay connected. We have a plan to make everyone feel like we are onstage performing again!
A virtual flash mob! That’s right. We are planning a virtual flash mob with the choreography from our show Cock-a-Doodle-Duck. The cast and crew know this dance very well, as it’s the finale for our show. Now it’s time for their families and our TWS alums to learn it too! You don’t need to leave your house, all you need is some music, a camera for recording, and your family! Our choreographer, Rachael Hall, has recorded herself performing the finale dance and the link to the video is attached to this email. Use this video to learn, teach and practice the dance. We are dancing to the song, You Make My Dreams Come True by Daryl Hall and John Oates
The entire cast and crew has worked so hard in preparation for our spring show and we want to keep the momentum going. We ask that everyone participate!! The more videos we get, the better our virtual flash mob will be. Forward this message to your friends, your neighbors, your Grandpa and Grandma. Don’t let Rachael dance alone! Take the time over this next week to watch the video, teach the dance to your family members, and practice before you record yourselves! When you make the video be sure to hold the camera in the Horizontal /Landscape position (NOTE: Rachael's video is NOT in correct format in order for you to be able to view and learn all moves)This virtual flash mob is the perfect way to get everyone involved and to show their support for our production. Videos must be submitted by March 25th at 3pm.
Submit your videos to Sam Bell at: salmon10103@gmail.com
In the subject box of your email submission please write: Flash Mob Video with your first and last name.
So what happens after you send in your video? Senior Intern, Sam Bell, will edit all of the videos into one virtual flash mob. The video will be launched! Shared with all of you and beyond! This is a fun activity to get the family up and moving during this time so please take advantage. We encourage everyone to get up and dance with us! You will all be notified when the video compilation is almost ready to be posted, then everyone will be able to watch our TWS family dance together.
Also, this summer we will perform an in-person flash mob dance to celebrate being together again! There will be more details to come! We hope that everyone is healthy and taking care of themselves during this time. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us.
For questions about choreography and videos, email Rachael Hall at: rhall2470@gmail.com
Link: https://youtu.be/vNm0uJjFAdY
Although we are all not together at the moment, we hope to be soon! In the meantime, we want to give everyone the opportunity to stay connected. We have a plan to make everyone feel like we are onstage performing again!
A virtual flash mob! That’s right. We are planning a virtual flash mob with the choreography from our show Cock-a-Doodle-Duck. The cast and crew know this dance very well, as it’s the finale for our show. Now it’s time for their families and our TWS alums to learn it too! You don’t need to leave your house, all you need is some music, a camera for recording, and your family! Our choreographer, Rachael Hall, has recorded herself performing the finale dance and the link to the video is attached to this email. Use this video to learn, teach and practice the dance. We are dancing to the song, You Make My Dreams Come True by Daryl Hall and John Oates
The entire cast and crew has worked so hard in preparation for our spring show and we want to keep the momentum going. We ask that everyone participate!! The more videos we get, the better our virtual flash mob will be. Forward this message to your friends, your neighbors, your Grandpa and Grandma. Don’t let Rachael dance alone! Take the time over this next week to watch the video, teach the dance to your family members, and practice before you record yourselves! When you make the video be sure to hold the camera in the Horizontal /Landscape position (NOTE: Rachael's video is NOT in correct format in order for you to be able to view and learn all moves)This virtual flash mob is the perfect way to get everyone involved and to show their support for our production. Videos must be submitted by March 25th at 3pm.
Submit your videos to Sam Bell at: salmon10103@gmail.com
In the subject box of your email submission please write: Flash Mob Video with your first and last name.
So what happens after you send in your video? Senior Intern, Sam Bell, will edit all of the videos into one virtual flash mob. The video will be launched! Shared with all of you and beyond! This is a fun activity to get the family up and moving during this time so please take advantage. We encourage everyone to get up and dance with us! You will all be notified when the video compilation is almost ready to be posted, then everyone will be able to watch our TWS family dance together.
Also, this summer we will perform an in-person flash mob dance to celebrate being together again! There will be more details to come! We hope that everyone is healthy and taking care of themselves during this time. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us.
For questions about choreography and videos, email Rachael Hall at: rhall2470@gmail.com
Link: https://youtu.be/vNm0uJjFAdY
3/16/2020
To Our Theater Workshop Audience,
We hope this update finds you well and safe. Our show, Cock-A-Doodle-Duck is on hold. We want you to know that our Royal Roost is built and when the time is right we're ready to perform! But we do not know when that will be. For now, the school is closed for the next 3 weeks. We're hopeful to provide you with new performance dates once we return to normal schedule. As soon as we have an update, you will hear from us. If there are any requests or you need to discuss the status of your reservation or if you have questions please contact The Box Office Manager: Liz Sanger twsboxoffice@gmail.com.
We view our audience as members of our Workshop Arts family and appreciate your support, kindness, patience and attendance!
Thank you so much.
Kindest Regards,
Stacey Fix /Director Workshop Arts, Inc.
www.workshopartsinc.org
To Our Theater Workshop Audience,
We hope this update finds you well and safe. Our show, Cock-A-Doodle-Duck is on hold. We want you to know that our Royal Roost is built and when the time is right we're ready to perform! But we do not know when that will be. For now, the school is closed for the next 3 weeks. We're hopeful to provide you with new performance dates once we return to normal schedule. As soon as we have an update, you will hear from us. If there are any requests or you need to discuss the status of your reservation or if you have questions please contact The Box Office Manager: Liz Sanger twsboxoffice@gmail.com.
We view our audience as members of our Workshop Arts family and appreciate your support, kindness, patience and attendance!
Thank you so much.
Kindest Regards,
Stacey Fix /Director Workshop Arts, Inc.
www.workshopartsinc.org
The World’s most amazing hens gather for dancing and egg-laying their way to fame as the stage is set for a worldwide contest. But the feathers fly in the royal chicken coop when the Queen mistakenly chooses a duck to compete as her entry. Daisy is a duck and she is about to compete among the world’s most amazing hens.
Theater Workshop presents, Cock-A-Doodle Duck, an original fairytale with music and dance. The hilarity unfolds as the audience is in on the secret that the Queen’s hen is actually a duck. What will the Queen do? Can the Queen’s duck be accepted for her differences? With a message about the importance of honesty and a lesson of anti-bullying this production will have meaning for all audiences. Student-actors from surrounding towns are joined on the TWS stage by Hannah Cagney who plays Ms. Scramble, the teacher at the Cluck-Academy. Hannah is a returning alumna of Theater Workshop. A happy, silly, inter-active spring show to delight audiences of all ages! Scheduled is an early-evening performance on Saturday March 21st 5:00pm and a matinee on Sunday March 22nd 1:00pm. All the proceeds fund Workshop Arts Inc. a non-profit enrichment foundation. This Workshop Arts program is supported in part by Cultural Council grants from Newbury, Salisbury and Rowley. 
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Class of 2020 Senior Scholarship
Senior Scholarship Application - Now Open!
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For information about and to register for our Intern Program for Middle and High School Students, click HERE.
Yankee Homecoming Parade 2019
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Congratulations Miles Tardy, TWS Alum and
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The Distinguished Achievement and Special Honors (DASH) program is a competitive theater awards program. The DASH Gala is the Eastern Massachusetts Association of Community Theaters (EMACT) equivalent of the Tony Awards ceremony.
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8th Annual Workshop Arts Awards Night |
How Has Theater Workshop Impacted You? |
Congratulations to our 6th grade graduates!
2019 Graduates
6th Grade Award Winners!
Highest Achievement Awards: Amelia Hanson & Charlie Carner
Spirit Award: Henry Dean All Around Theater Award: Grace McHale Senior Scholarship Recipients!
Triton Seniors Adam Sylvanowicz awarded Senior Scholarship and Creative Achievement Award and Kendale Sicard awarded a Senior Scholarship
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Thank you Sam Bell, Senior Intern, for surprising
Director Stacey Fix with this touching tribute to her and the Theater Workshop Program! And here is the surprise......
Sr. Intern SpotlightCongratulations go out to Sam Bell, Senior Intern!
His article, podcast and video about Theater Workshop was selected as one of the best out of 5,000 other schools and made "Best of SNO". Each week, the company that hosts the Triton school newspaper website selects the best student work from all over the U.S. for its national edition. Great job, Sam! Check out Sam's work HERE. |
What is Theater Workshop?Good Fortune - Spring 2015 |
Did you know?
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Stacey April Fix,
Director of Workshop Arts Inc. |
L-R: Stacey Fix Director, Michelle Hall, General Manager, Jen Bell, Stage Manager and Intern Program Director
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