16th ANNUAL STUDENT THEATER WORKSHOP: 2022!
Not sure what show we'll be doing, but it's planned for August again this year!
MISSION: To provide a safe, nurturing, and professional atmosphere for ages 11-17 to rehearse and perform. No previous experience necessary and there are no auditions for admittance since ELTC believes that the theatrical experience should be accessible to everyone.
Past productions include, Alice in Wonderland, The Little Princess, Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates, Connecticut Yankees in
Queen Guenever's Court, Little Women, Storybook Theater, 1,001 Arabian Nights, The Dancing Princesses, Tom Sawyer, Detective, Dracula's Guests, Robin Hood, Story Theater, The Pandemic Ballet, and The Reluctant Dragon.
Workshop/Rehearsal Dates: 8 sessions: Tuesday - Friday: August 2 – 5; Tuesday - Friday, August 9 – 12, and on Monday, August 15. Time: 12:30pm-3:30pm. On the first day, August 2, parents/guardians may arrive a little early to talk to the staff, but class will begin at 12:30.
Performance: Monday, August 15 at 8:00pm, students will perform in front of an audience, open to the public, and admission free. Students need to arrive by 7:30 that evening.
Location for Workshop and Performance: Cape May Presbyterian Church, 500 Hughes St. (corner of Decatur and Hughes) in Cape May, where the company is in residence.
Participants: Ages 11-17. (A younger age is accepted if a sibling age 11 or over is also in the workshop.) Class limited to 12.
Fee: $225.00 to be paid in full; minimum of $50.00 per installment. Full amount must be received by July 25. If the student must cancel, fee will be fully refunded if cancellation is before July 25. After this date, $50.00 will be retained by ELTC.
My daughter had always wanted to try theater, and when your company started a summer workshop for students, she was thrilled. At first, she just wanted to work behind the scenes, but once she got there, and with the encouragement of Gayle and Lee, she jumped right in and did 5 different parts. She gained a great deal of confidence in being on stage. It was the highlight of her summer and she can't wait until next year. - Joanne Klineburger
To read an article about our 2012 Workshop, with pictures, written by Elisa Lala for "The Press of Atlantic City" (June 27), Click Here.
MISSION: To provide a safe, nurturing, and professional atmosphere for ages 11-17 to rehearse and perform. No previous experience necessary and there are no auditions for admittance since ELTC believes that the theatrical experience should be accessible to everyone.
Past productions include, Alice in Wonderland, The Little Princess, Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates, Connecticut Yankees in
Queen Guenever's Court, Little Women, Storybook Theater, 1,001 Arabian Nights, The Dancing Princesses, Tom Sawyer, Detective, Dracula's Guests, Robin Hood, Story Theater, The Pandemic Ballet, and The Reluctant Dragon.
Workshop/Rehearsal Dates: 8 sessions: Tuesday - Friday: August 2 – 5; Tuesday - Friday, August 9 – 12, and on Monday, August 15. Time: 12:30pm-3:30pm. On the first day, August 2, parents/guardians may arrive a little early to talk to the staff, but class will begin at 12:30.
Performance: Monday, August 15 at 8:00pm, students will perform in front of an audience, open to the public, and admission free. Students need to arrive by 7:30 that evening.
Location for Workshop and Performance: Cape May Presbyterian Church, 500 Hughes St. (corner of Decatur and Hughes) in Cape May, where the company is in residence.
Participants: Ages 11-17. (A younger age is accepted if a sibling age 11 or over is also in the workshop.) Class limited to 12.
Fee: $225.00 to be paid in full; minimum of $50.00 per installment. Full amount must be received by July 25. If the student must cancel, fee will be fully refunded if cancellation is before July 25. After this date, $50.00 will be retained by ELTC.
My daughter had always wanted to try theater, and when your company started a summer workshop for students, she was thrilled. At first, she just wanted to work behind the scenes, but once she got there, and with the encouragement of Gayle and Lee, she jumped right in and did 5 different parts. She gained a great deal of confidence in being on stage. It was the highlight of her summer and she can't wait until next year. - Joanne Klineburger
To read an article about our 2012 Workshop, with pictures, written by Elisa Lala for "The Press of Atlantic City" (June 27), Click Here.
Rob LeMaire in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
Robert LeMaire will be in charge once more. During the 1990’s he coordinated Education Programs, including running the Junior Apprenticeship Program, at Historic Cold Spring Village in Cape May County. He has performed with ELTC since 2001, and his love of acting led him to directing. For the Ocean City High School Drama Guild, he was the assistant director for Robin Hood, Legally Blonde: The Musical, A Christmas Carol, The Man Who Came to Dinner, and Bye-Bye Birdie. He directed The Great Gatsby, Chicago, Pride and Prejudice, The Addams Family: The Musical, Stage Door, Footloose: The Musical, Arsenic and Old Lace, Spamalot, and You Can't Take it With You. Recently, he was the assistant director for ELTC's Arsenic and Old Lace, and also portrayed Teddy in the same production. In October 2018, he, along with other Theater Education Directors, were honored by the New Jersey Theatre Alliance.
Once again assisting Rob is Andrew Lofredo, an Orlando-based performer, writer, and stage manager. In the past, he’s worked as a production assistant for East Lynne’s summer 2019 and 2020 seasons and is thrilled to be returning on stage this summer in ELTC's Who Am I This Time? Favorite past credits include the Waiter in First Date at Theatre UCF and Hugo in Tuck Everlasting at the Southeastern Summer Theater Institute. He recently graduated from the University of Central Florida with a BFA in Musical Theater.
