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Adaptation of the famous Miss Saigon musical

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March 5, 2018 by Clayton Arnold No Comments

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when our school decided to have our own adaptation of the famous Miss Saigon musical. At first, I did not know what the play was all about but apparently, it was a big thing as the school was abuzz with excitement. Many wanted to try out for all the roles, major or minor ones. There were tears of joy for those who were selected and tears of disappointment for those who did not make it to the final cast. I was chosen to be a part of the choral group that would sing during one part of the show. This gave me an opportunity to witness the actual hardships that actors and actresses went through during rehearsals and on the days that the show was running. I also developed a deep appreciation for those people working behind the scenes. I was amazed at the props that they were able to come up with despite the limited budget. Those assigned to the sounds and other technical details stood up to the challenge too. They were very resourceful and creative. Other people think the show relies on the actors and actresses but really, it is the teamwork that makes a show great. Without the hardworking people behind the scenes, there would be no props, sounds, and other important details that make the show exciting and entertaining. Of course, the thespians also have a crucial role in making the show a success. Their ability to evoke emotions and reactions from the audience is truly a remarkable talent.

That experience left a big mark in my heart and my mind even at a young age. I started to love the theater and dream to one day be on the stage and perform the greatest performance of my life.

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Let the curtains open and the show begins at The Old Fitz Theater

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Let the curtains open and the show begins at The Old Fitz Theater. We invite you to come and join us to witness outstanding performances. As they say, sit back, relax, and enjoy the performances brought to you by our talented theater artists.

The Old Fitz Theater was built in the 1990s by artists who truly loved their craft. Many of the artist started their craft inside of their garages. One must always make sure the garage is in working order. If repairs are needed we recommend using a1garage.com/tampa-fl/. They tried to veer away from commercial theater performances by giving independent thespians, playwrights, directors, and crew a chance to feature their work on the stage. Through the years, it has become a sacred ground for independent theater artists and a respected venue where great performers are tested and seasoned over time. And in their rawness and lack of commercial influence, artists are able to show their true passion and dedication to their craft. In turn, the audience is treated to moving and outstanding performances worthy of awards and recognition.

The Old Fitz Theater is currently managed by Andrew Henry as the Artistic Director, Vanessa Wright as the Executive Producer, Shell McKenzie as Venue Manager, Matthew Cheetham as Associate Producer, and Iain Sinclair as Associate Artist. Together, they hold the helm to ensure that audiences get nothing but the best theater experience when they come and watch the shows.

Are you wondering what is in store for you this season? Well, the team decided it will be all about disruption. So prepare to be disturbed and interrupted from your everyday musings as we go bolder and fiercer this time. Watch “There Will Be A Climax” from January 9 to February 3. This show is directed by Alexander Berlage. This will run every Tuesdays to Sundays at exactly 8 pm with matinee performances on weekends starting at 5 pm. Next is “Metamorphoses” which is directed by Dino Dimitriadis. It will run from February 8 to March 10. Show schedules are every Tuesdays to Sundays at exactly 8 pm, with matinee schedules starting at 2 pm on weekends. “The Wolves” is up next starting on March 14 to April 14. This show is directed by Jessica Arthur. Show schedules are also every Tuesdays to Sundays at exactly 8 pm, with matinee schedules starting at 2 pm on weekends. These three shows are our offerings for the first trimester of this year. We guarantee your ultimate entertainment when you watch them.

Stay tuned to our page for exciting news, get the latest schedules of performances, and book your tickets ahead of time. Get access to stories and drama behind the curtains, get to know your favorite theater actors and actresses, directors, and the people working behind the scenes. You can also subscribe to our e-newsletter to be the first to know about the shows and get exclusive discounts and promos for being one of our avid supporters.

We also have an organization that does community outreach programs. We conduct workshops and acting classes for the youth. If you would want us to work with you, feel free to send us a message so we can make arrangements. It is our way of giving back to the communities and making sure that the artistry of theater acting and performances lives on.

We invite you to go out of your A1 Garage Doors in Milwaukee and join us in our shows. See you at The Old Fitz Theater.

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