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Set in the Sussex area in the 1880’s, The Dollar Woman introduces us to the world of pauper auctions, a system whereby each year the community’s poor were auctioned or “rented” to the lowest bidder.
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With each part done in the style of a famous Broadway composer, this truly is a nod to the genre of musical theatre itself.
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TNB Senior Musical Theatre students will cap a phenomenal 2011-2012 season with their presentation of the beloved fantasy adventure The Wizard of Oz.
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REGISTRATION OPEN – TNB Theatre School Adult Ensemble Module IV: Movement
Sundays, 6:30PM-8:30PM | Feb 5- 26 (4 weeks)
Instructor: Lisa Anne Ross with Caleb Marshall and other guest artists (TBA)
Theatrical Movement, Fight Choreography, Russian Biomechanics
Registration Form Adult Ensemble 2011-2012 (PDF)
The actor’s body is his or her greatest tool; it can help or hinder. This module focuses on moving with integrity and facility, developing sensory awareness and refining movement skills. This course will also provide an introduction to the physical training methods of Suzuki, Laban, and other physically-based approaches, increasing students‟ understanding of psychological motivation, concentration, focus of attention, clarity of physical expressiveness.
LISA ANNE ROSS is a performer, creator, educator and community arts practitioner who has recently relocated to Fredericton. Lisa began her studies at Dalhousie University, in the Acting Program and went on to study physical theatre forms at the Dell’arte School of Physical Theatre in Blue Lake, California. Most recently she completed her Master’s at York University, where she examined theatre as a tool for social change. In 2004 Lisa began Solo Chicken Productions, whose mandate is to create new works of physical theatre and to engage in community arts.
TNB Artistic Producer CALEB MARSHALL has trained and taught extensively in Canada and Europe. He holds a BFA Honours Acting from York University and an MFA with Distinction in Theatre Directing from London’s Middlesex University. As well he trained with Soulpepper Shakespeare Intensive, Stratford Festival Conservatory, GITIS Academy (Moscow) and Shakespeare’s Globe. As an instructor he has worked at Stratford Festival’s Shakespeare School and Teaching Shakespeare school, Shakespeares’ Globe Theatre, Poland’s Festiwal Shakesperowski and Germany’s Globe Neuss. He is a former Professor of Drama at Saint Thomas University and has been a guest lecturer at Middlesex University, Dalhousie University, University of New Brunswick.
$100 (+HST)
Students returning from previous modules are not required to audition but new students should arrange an audition by contacting the Theatre School by phone 460-1381 ext 106 or email theatreschool@tnb.nb.ca.
2012 Summer Theatre School Program
Winter may be in full swing but we’ve released the details of our summer Theatre School programs to help you plan your child’s summer vacation. Full details on the program schedule and registration here.
The Gifts of the Magi photo gallery
TNB presents The Gifts of the Magi, December 1-4 at the Fredericton Playhouse
It’s Christmas in New York, but for two young lovers the prospects are bleak. Will parting with their most precious possession solve their gift-giving dilemma? What will happen to cheerful bum Soapy’s plan for an unusual winter getaway? And with all this hustle and bustle, will newsboy Willy find any warmth and giving in the cold impersonal city?
What our audiences are saying this season:
The Gifts of the Magi
“Every actor did such a great job, the characters were so believable! Timing was bang on, energy was infectious, and the set was cool. Loved it!” Tina Lejeune on www.tnb.nb.ca
“I loved it… and I think anyone old enough to sit still for 90 minutes will love it, too… I definitely recommend it to start the season right.” Kandise Brown, hibouphoto.com
“Gifts of the Magi so entertaining! Soapy Smith (Sheldon Davis) a highlight! … be sure to get your tickets!” Karen Daigle on Twitter
The 39 Steps
“Theatre New Brunswick knows how to start the season with a bang… The 39 Steps was wonderfully entertaining.” Julia Whalen, The Aquinian
“THAT kind of performance is why I’m a drama student!! Thank you a million times!!”
A Doll’s House
“I have seen productions of this play for 40 years and this is the first one I understand. It’s wonderful.” Don Harron, actor, director and lyricist for Anne of Green Gables – The Musical
“Fantastic not-to-be-missed performance by everyone.” Margaret Gladstone for onrpei.com
