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Funding provided in part by a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, through an appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature, a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and private funders. |
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Online 19th Annual Summer Youth Project Play
A new look at the original Grimms Brothers folk tales with new twists, adapted by Claudia Haas especially for Lakeshore's Summer Youth Project. Students have been busy rehearsing, working on sets, props, and costumes. It all comes together in four performances. This family-friendly play includes lots of laughts and is fun for young audiences as we explore the struggle between good and evil, the dashing hero and evil enchantress. Sometimes it’s the clever lass who saves the day, and sometimes it’s feisty lad. See how it all comes out! TICKETS: $12 Regular, $10 Students/Seniors |
INSTRUCTORS Claudia Haas, Playwright/Director. The plays written for the SYP program leave her "nest" and travel the USA and the world. They win national awards and find homes with many young performing groups. Claudia works with six publishers and has 30 publications and hundreds of productions. Michael Mikula, Director, studied drama at the Royal National Theater in London, and studied improv with Stevie Ray’s and Dudley Riggs Brave New Workshop. A professional actor for the past 20+ years, he has appeared at Park Square, Penumbra, Great American History Theatre, Minnesota Actors Theatre, Theatre in the Round, and Lakeshore Players. He works as a director, theatre technician, and in film, television, and voice-overs. MaryBeth Gagner Costumer, teaches and designs at Hamline University. Professional credits include designs at Skylark Opera, Park Square, Penumbra Theatre and many others. She loves her summers at Lakeshore. Dennis Joslyn, Lakeshore Resident Technical Designer been a theater arts teacher and set builder at several local high schools since 2005, when he completed his Bachelor’s degree in Theatre and Speech Communication. An advocate for the arts and arts education, he is anxious to share his knowledge and enjoyment of theatre’s technical side with students. MAIL PHONE FAX QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CLASSES? LOCATION |
2010 Lakeshore Players Theatre • 4820 Stewart Ave • White Bear Lake, MN 55110 • Box Office: 651-429-5674 |
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