Youth Season Audition Packet

2013-14 Youth Season Audition Packet Table of Contents Audition Instructions... 2 2013-14 Performance Schedule.. 3-4 Main Stage production information (Ages 8+) 5-6 Kid s Company NW program information (Ages 8-14).. 7 program information (Ages 11-18). 8-9 Summer Days! program information (Ages 12-18) 10 Interns NW program information (Ages 14-19) 11 Note: Application Packet is a separate document, available online and at Season Auditions. Experience Form 12 Youth Season Audition Form. 13-14 To secure your audition appointment, contact Wendy Reznicsek: Auditions@nwcts.org or call 503-222-2190 x 28 Include: Performer name, phone, age, and preferred date/time from the options below. Auditions will be held: June 5 th, 6 th, 7 th from 4 pm to 8 pm June 8 th from 10 am to 6 pm

Audition Instructions The 2013-14 Season Season Auditions at NWCT These auditions serve as a first round for all of the programs and productions offered during the 2013-14 Season. Performers should carefully complete the necessary steps in preparation of auditions. Download the Youth Season Audition Packet from www.nwcts.org. (this document) With your parents, read all of the information sheets concerning our schedule, shows and programs. Print out and complete all pertinent application forms and program information sheets. You can print only the pages needed by selecting current page only on your printer. Check the 2013-14 Performance Schedule for potential scheduling conflicts. Schedule your audition appointment by contacting: Auditions@nwcts.org or 503-222-2190. Include your Name, Age, Phone Number, Email address, and preferred date and time of audition. We will accommodate your scheduling request as closely as possible. If you are currently enrolled in a Spring Audition Class, you will perform your pieces during the last class of the session for the Auditions Panel. You do not need an audition appointment unless you are unable to attend the last class of the session. If you are a current member of, you will perform your pieces during one of your regular class sessions. You do not need to schedule an appointment unless you are unable to attend the scheduled class session. Prepare your monologue and song for the audition. Audition time limits: one monologue 30-60 seconds long and one song 16-32 bars maximum. (Each audition lasts approximately three minutes.) Coaching sessions are available based on instructor availability. For information and scheduling contact Carolyn Newsom, Education Director at 503-222-2190 x 15 or Carolyn@nwcts.org Bring these items to your audition: Completed forms Headshot / photo (a current school photo is sufficient for NWCT auditions) Resume or Experience form (not both) Sheet music clearly marked photocopies taped together (or in a binder) for the piano accompanist; music must be in the correct key you intend to sing. NOTE: You only need to submit one Resume and Headshot, stapled back-to-back. You will also submit your Youth Audition Form. (Please do not send your materials to NWCT prior to your audition.)

2013-2014 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Mainstage Productions James and the Giant Peach: September 28 October 27, 2013 MON Peter Pan: December 7, 2013 January 5, 2014 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 12/16 12/23 12/30 Goodnight Moon: February 1 March 2, 2014 MON 2/17 12 pm TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 9/26 Preview 9/27 Preview 9/28 9/29 Oct. 5 October 6 10/12 10/13 10/15 10/17 10/18 10/19 10/20 10/22 10/23 10/24 10/26 10/27 12/10 12/17 12/31 2 pm TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 2/11 12/11 12/18 2/12 2/26 12/5 Preview 12/12 12/26 January 2 Little Red Riding Hood : April 26 May 26, 2014 1/30 Preview 2/20 2/27 12/6 Preview 12/20 12/27 2 & 1/3 2 & 1/31 Preview 2/21 12/7 12/14 12/21 12/28 1/4 February 1 2/8 2/15 2/22 March 1 12/8 12/15 12/22 12/29 1/5 2/2 2/9 2/16 2/23 3/2 AUCTION GALA March 7, 2014 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 4/24 Preview 4/25 Preview 4/26 4/27 MAY 3 5/4 5/26 2 pm 5/6 5/20 5/7 5/14 5/15 5/22 5/9 5/16 5/23 5/10 5/17 5/24 5/11 5/18 5/25 Calendar subject to change. Updated May 28, 2013

2013-2014 PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Second Stage Productions Fall Show MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 10/24 10/25 10/26 Kid s Company NW Holiday Shows on the NWCT Mainstage MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 12/10 Kid s Co NW 12/11 Kid s Co NW Winter Show AUCTION GALA March 7, 2014 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 3/20 3/21 3/22 Kid s Company NW Spring Shows on the NWCT Mainstage MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 4/29 Kid s Co NW 4/30 Kid s Co NW and Interns NW Spring Shows MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN 5/14 5/15 5/21 Interns NW 5/22 Interns NW Calendar subject to change. Updated April 26, 2013

Main Stage Productions The 2013-14 Season NWCT Main Stage Production Information Company information: NWCT will produce four Mainstage productions for its 21 st Season. Our mission is to educate, entertain and enrich the lives of young audiences. The main stage productions use age-appropriate casting so that adult actors play adult roles and youth actors play a combination of age-appropriate roles. NWCT productions are intended to appeal primarily to young audiences while entertaining patrons of all ages. The public performances are typically held over the weekends and some holidays for families to attend, and the school matinees are planned on weekdays for children across the Portland Metro region to attend educational field trips. NWCT's artistic mission to provide live theater experiences for young audiences that are fresh, engaging and relevant includes conceiving, developing and producing two original works for the stage in our 21 st Season. Callbacks: Held throughout the Summer and Season by show. Check the Website or Audition Hotline at 503-222-2190 x 28 for updates. Following Season Auditions, all actors are notified by U.S. mail if they will be called back for specific productions/ programs. Later, actors called back for a specific production will be contacted by email with details regarding the callback date, time and preparation. Scripts may or may not be available to read prior to the callback. During or following the callbacks, every actor will be notified whether or not they will be offered a role. Casting: NWCT casts age-appropriately. Conflicts: Conflicts will be considered in casting. Flexibility of scheduling is important when committing to a show. Be sure to communicate your conflicts when you are offered a role. Conflicts that arise after a rehearsal schedule has been finalized are significantly more difficult, and sometimes impossible, to accommodate, and may result in re-casting a role. Rehearsals: Generally Sunday afternoon/evening and Monday-Thursday evenings; begin approximately 6 weeks prior to opening. Each show will have specific needs that may require additional rehearsal time. Tech Week: Two weeks prior to opening, technical and dress rehearsals may run 4-5 hours nightly and will include a long Friday-Sunday commitment. Performances: The 2013-14 Performance Schedule is included in this packet. School matinees occur on weekdays during each show. If you accept a role, NWCT will contact your school to formally request excused absences for the time missed, but you are ultimately responsible for securing approved absences with your school. Please verify that you will be able to miss school time before you attend the callbacks. Stipend: Most roles are paid a stipend for their work in a production following the closing night performance. Classes: Our productions of Peter Pan and James and the Giant Peach may require Skills Classes for certain roles, for example stage combat and puppeteer. In these instances class requirements including dates, times and tuition information will be made available with Call Back details. Tuition may be required for these classes. Our 2013-14 Season of Plays James and the Giant Peach (not a musical) Roald Dahl. Adapted for the stage by David Wood. Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy and John Ellingson. About the show: Take to the skies on the wings of a peach? Anything is possible when young James Trotter discovers a magical escape from his dreary life with aunts Spike and Sponge. Climb aboard with James and his crew of giant, friendly insects, as they sail an enchanted peach across the Atlantic in search of a new home. Performances: September 28 October 29, 2013; will perform 32 times over five weekends including 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinee performances. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), and 4:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin late August (no rehearsals Labor Day weekend) Callbacks: Scheduled for the week of June 25. Actors called back will be notified with details. Casting: 1 male child lead and an ensemble of actors of various ages will complete the company. Most actors will play multiple roles. Special Skills: This is not a musical. Character acting and puppeteer skills a plus.

Peter Pan (an original musical) By Milo Mowery, composed by Rodolfo Ortega. Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy. About the show: Peter Pan, Wendy, and the Lost Boys are back for the holidays! Be a part of the most popular show in NWCT history as the boy who would not grow up flies from London to Neverland, does battle with Captain Hook and his cowardly pirates, and revels in the adventure of childhood. Performances: December 7, 2013 January 5, 2014; will perform 47 times over five weekends including 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinee performances. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), 2:00 pm, 6:00 pm, and 7:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin early October (no rehearsals Thanksgiving week Weds-Sat) Callbacks: Scheduled for the week of July 8. Actors called back will be notified with details. Casting: The roles of Captain Hook and Smee have been precast. Approximately 23 actors of various ages. This show will be double cast. Each cast will perform approximately half the performances. Both casts will attend all of the rehearsals. Special Skills: This musical requires strong singing and dance skills. Stage combat and clowning / commedia experience is a plus. All young actors who are cast in a fighting role will be required to sign up for a stage combat class in the Fall. More details at callbacks. Goodnight Moon (musical) Script, music and lyrics by Chad Henry. Directed by Melody Bridges. About the Show: The classic bedtime story is lovingly retold as the Great Green Room springs to life, from singing bears playing musical chairs, to a nervous cow jumping over the moon. Incorporating sensory storytelling and American Sign Language, this is a theatrical lullaby perfect for every child. Performances: February 1 March 2, 2014; will perform 35 times over five weekends. Includes 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinees. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), and 3:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin early December (with a short break over the holidays) Callbacks: Scheduled for the week of August 21. Actors called back will be notified with details. Casting: The roles of Clarabelle, Papa Bear, and Tooth Fairy are pre-cast. 1 male and 1 female child lead, plus a small ensemble of various ages will be cast to play multiple roles. Special Skills: This musical requires singing and character acting skills. Little Red Riding Hood (an original musical) By Melody Bridges and Bob Hardy. NWCT World Premiere! Directed by Sarah Jane Hardy. About the Show: All Little Red wants is to race cars, but when she s told girls can t take shop class, her dreams are dashed. Luckily for Red, Grandma has some tricks up her sleeve- if The Wolf doesn t find out first. Set to the tune of fifties be-bop, Little Red Riding Hood is the story of the girl who steers her own path. Performances: April 26 May 26, 2014; will perform 38 times over five weeks including 2 previews and 6 weekdays of school matinees. Curtain times: 9:45 am, 12:00 (noon), 2:00 pm, 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm Rehearsals: Scheduled to begin mid-march; to be announced at callbacks. Callbacks: Scheduled for the week of Oct. 2. Actors called back will receive details. Casting: A cast of youth and adult performers will be selected. Special Skills: This musical requires singing and dancing skills. Questions or Comments Contact Sarah Jane Hardy, Artistic Director or Wendy Reznicsek, Production Manager at 503-222-2190.

KID S COMPANY NW 2013-14 Second Stage Season KID S COMPANY NORTHWEST: NWCT s ambassador group to the community! These talented performers take musical reviews to festivals, events, retirement homes, libraries, and more. This important arts training ground for intermediate and advanced students offers an opportunity to work closely with theater professionals, and a very special ensemble experience that provides a close-knit, supportive peer group for cast members. Age range: Eight to fourteen years or through freshman year Troupe size: Four performing troupes will be selected, two for the holidays and two for spring. Around eighteen to twenty children per troupe will be cast. Casting Information: Conflicts play an important part in casting. If you are overbooked, Kid s Co may not be for you. We look for availability, musicality and singing, dancing, comedy and acting skills. Commitment, behavior, performance experience, training and attitude are also considered. Kid s Co call-back auditions will be held Saturday, September 7, 2013, 10am 3pm. All troupes will be cast from the callback auditions on Sept 7, 2013. It is possible to be cast in both winter and spring troupes, depending upon your availability and our casting needs. Directors: Carolyn Newsom, an NWCT founder and Education Director is the Music Director. Kelly Stewart, NWCT instructor, Education Assistant and Drammy award-winning actor, is Co-director and choreographer. KID S CO SHOWS 2013-14 Tuition: The tuition is $265 for Fall Troupes & $265 for Spring Troupes. Kid s Co is an advanced performance workshop that teaches professional skills, flexibility and self-confidence. Financial aid and Volunteer programs are available to offset tuition costs. Call the office for information, 503-222-2190. Winter 2013: A North Pole Adventure and Sentimental Season Both are fun musical revues with holiday music old and new! Two troupes will be selected. Rehearsals: Sat, Sept 21 - Sat, Nov 30, 12-3pm or 3-6pm, and evening rehearsals Dec. 2-5. Tour: Dec, 2013 - sixteen performances (two on NWCT Mainstage, Dec. 10 & 11, most on evenings and weekends) Spring 2014: Once Upon a Time and Serendipitous Siblings! Two lively musical revues for spring celebrations. Two troupes will be selected. Rehearsals: Sat, Jan 18- March 22, 12-3 or 3-6pm, and evening rehearsals Mar. 31 Apr. 3. Tour: April & May, 2014 - sixteen performances (two on NWCT Mainstage April 29 & 30;.most on evenings and weekends) Questions, Bookings and Comments: Please contact Education Director, Carolyn Newsom at (503) 222-2190 ext 15, Carolyn@nwcts.org.

2013-14 Second Stage Season STUDIO is an evolution of advanced training opportunities developed by combining our former KidsPro NW and Teens NW programs. STUDIO functions as an exploratory/professional training program for the performing arts. STUDIO is designed to give young performers access to professional artists, educational, and performing opportunities. Through specialized instruction, advanced workshops, excursions, and performance opportunities members can develop confidence in performing skills, vocabulary, and theater awareness. Our program director, Suezann Kitchens, is a seasoned educator, director and performer with a vision to help young performers develop each in their own unique way. Ages - STUDIO is by audition for performers eleven to eighteen with director invitation or approval. Level I 11-14 Level II 11-14 Level III 14-18 Time Commitment - Flexible! Past members have been cast in main stage productions, Kid s Company NW and Interns NW. STUDIO is a yearlong program. Program Features - STUDIO is a tuition based program offered through the Education and Production departments of NWCT. Weekly workshops allow members to explore the wide world of performing arts, interact with professional guests and participate in hands-on training. To better meet the individual needs of young performers we offer three STUDIO Levels. Basic STUDIO Level I: Tuition cost for the 2013-14 season is $425 1. Weekly workshops with professional guest artists and follow up theater labs will be offered on subjects such as: Stage makeup Costuming Film Acting Voice-over work Auditioning Improvisation Stage combat Comedy techniques Musical theater Voice Directing Theater musicians Technical theater Dance for musical theater Invitations to observe an NWCT main stage rehearsal 2. Portland Theater excursions (2 - one at NWCT and one off site) 3. Free family admittance to NWCT s annual Star Struck Seminar and a copy of the Resource Book 4. Advance notice of theater classes, season selection and special discount offers 5. A 20% discount on all NWCT advanced classes (excludes Summer Days! workshop) Acting Intensive STUDIO Level II: Tuition cost for the 2013-14 season is $525 Activities two through five above A year of Advanced Acting workshops with curriculum suited to individual needs A chance to audition for two Second Stage shows. If you want to sign up for both Level I & II, the discounted tuition for the 2013-14 season is $825. Payment plans are available. Advanced STUDIO Level III: Tuition cost for the 2013-14 season is $525 Ages 14 and up 1. Activities two through five above 2. A year of Advanced Acting workshops with curriculum suited to individual needs 3. A chance to audition for ALL THREE Second Stage shows. 4. Level III members will sometimes meet with Interns NW for special events 5. Level III members serve as volunteer assistants for NWCT classes. How to Become a Member - STUDIO members will be selected from NWCT s 2013-14 season auditions. An informational Roundup Event for prospective members and their parents will be held September 15 th from 1pm to 3pm. At that time the STUDIO season schedule of events will be provided and there will be time to answer program questions. 2012-13 members who audition are invited to automatically continue membership into STUDIO for the upcoming season.

STUDIO CLASS SCHEDULE Studio Level I classes will be held Thursdays from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. Studio Level II classes will be held Saturdays from 12pm to 2pm Studio Level III classes will be held Saturdays from 10am to 12pm STUDIO Performance Opportunities Second Stage productions use STUDIO and INTERNS NW casts with the support of professional adult artists. They are mounted against the backdrop of our main stage shows, providing students with professional training, performance experience and a chance to develop new work. This educational focus allows for the production of material that challenges and highlights the unique abilities of the cast. Experiences from past seasons have allowed student actors to focus on the artistic process of acting techniques including script analysis, character development, new work development, and much more. Productions vary by term and offer a range of challenging and rewarding experiences for these exceptional performers. Casting Information Each term an ensemble will be cast from Callbacks of STUDIO and INTERNS NW students. Roles are assigned and developed during rehearsals. Actors will be notified each term with preparation instructions and scheduling details. Time Commitment and Project Information Fall 2013: Sept. 11 Oct. 27, 2013 Halloween Show TBA Callbacks for: STUDIO LEVEL III, INTERNS NW on September 17 th. Rehearse twice each week September through October. Performances will be Oct. 24-26, 2013. Tuition: $200 Winter 2014: Jan. 26 Mar. 23, 2014 MUSCIAL TBA Callbacks for: STUDIO LEVEL II AND III on January 26 th. Rehearse two/three times each week February through March. Performances will be Mar. 20-22, 2014. Tuition $200 Spring 2014: April 2 May 18, 2014 One Act Festival Callbacks for: STUDIO LEVEL II & III, INTERNS NW on April 2nd Rehearse twice each week April through May. Performances will be May 14-15, 2014. Tuition $200 Questions or Comments Contact Suezann Kitchens at 503-222-2190, ext 11 or Suezann@nwcts.org.

SUMMER DAYS! 2013-14 Second Stage Season Intensive Musical Theater Workshop Summer Days! An advanced, intensive, musical theater workshop, culminating in a weekend of performances. This four-week, triple-threat program has been created for serious musical theater students who demand a challenge so get ready to act, sing, dance and sweat! What s new for 2013-14? The notable change is from evenings to daytime workshops. See the schedule below for each session. We are also thrilled to have partnered with Paradise Dance Studio. Workshops will be held at 826 SE Belmont St., Portland. Dress rehearsals and performances will be held at NWCT. Creative Team NWCT Artistic Director Sarah Jane Hardy, and guests select material to meet the individual needs of each student. About the Class Students study a variety of musical theatre styles and prepare ensemble, duet and solo work for performance. This disciplined class is designed to help students gain much needed skill and experience through an intensive rehearsal style process. We are looking for variety in age and skill level to create an ensemble of Portland s most dedicated young students of musical theatre. Ages Twelve to eighteen Participation By audition or invitation only; following Season Auditions. Candidates selected for Summer Days! will be called shortly after their audition and invited to register for the summer camp. Please register quickly as space is limited and students are admitted on a space available basis. Time Commitment Session A June 17 July 9 Classes: Monday-Thurs, 12:45-4:00pm Paradise July 10 11 Dress rehearsals: Wed-Thurs, 4:30-9:00pm NWCT July 13 15 Performances: Fri-Sun NWCT Session B July 1 23 Classes: Monday-Thurs, 9:00am-12:15pm Paradise July 24 25 Dress rehearsals: Wed-Thurs, 4:30-9:00pm NWCT July 26 28 Performances: Fri-Sun NWCT Attendance is very important for this workshop so please discuss any potential conflicts with Sarah Jane before registering. Cost Tuition for Summer Nights is $525 per four-week session Questions or Comments Contact Sarah Jane Hardy, Artistic Director at 503-222-2190 or sarahjane@nwcts.org

INTERNS NW 2013 NWCT Interns NW Program for 1st Year students Interns NW is a unique six-month intensive certificate program in theater arts. Selected young people ages fifteen to nineteen will gain hands-on experience in a variety of theatrical disciplines while working with NWCT staff and guest artists. Internships combine experience both onstage and backstage with advanced instruction allowing young people to explore a range of theater arts in a focused, professional atmosphere. Interns are selected by audition, written application and recommendation, and interview. The program director is Sarah Jane Hardy. There is no program fee for Interns NW. Ages Interns NW is comprised of advanced students aged fifteen to nineteen (younger applicants may be admitted by program director). Advanced Training Programs All First Year Interns participate in advanced training focusing predominantly on performance related skills. Classes are offered throughout the Fall and Winter Terms after school and on Sundays. Although some classes are mandatory, interns select the majority of classes from a calendar of options based on their skills, interests and availability. All interns must participate in a minimum of 20 hours of Advanced Training per term to graduate from the program. A detailed intern calendar will be made available to interns in advance of their scheduled interview. Technical Requirement All First Year Interns are assigned to work backstage on one main stage production as a stagehand, wardrobe/dresser or booth technician. NWCT main stage productions include weekday performances. First year Interns will be required to be excused from up to four days of school in order to complete their technical requirement. NWCT will contact your school to request excused absences for the time missed, but you are ultimately responsible for securing approved absences with your school. 7-10 days prior to opening, technical and dress rehearsals may run 4-5 hours nightly and will include a long Saturday/Sunday commitment. Interns must indicate at the time of their interview availability for two productions. Front of House Requirement All First Year Interns are assigned to work as Assistant House Manager for two weekends per season on either main stage or second state productions. Interns NW Blog All notices, schedule and communications for NWCT Interns will be posted online on the Interns NW Blog. Interns and their parents are responsible for checking the blog regularly (daily) to keep informed and updated. Company Events & Auction Gala First year Interns will be asked to assist with the NWCT Auction Gala and other fundraising events, specifically the Annual Auction Gala. Many Interns have been able to apply these hours towards credit for community service requirements at school. Intern Showcase Production During NWCT s Spring term, Interns will mount a showcase/workshop production. Interns will head up all areas of production (except directing) and the details of the production will depend largely on the strengths of the particular interns participating. Participation in this project is not mandatory. First, second and third year interns collaborate on the intern showcase production. The Selection Process: First year Interns A completed application and 2 recommendation forms must be received by June 22nd 2012 An interview will be held in July, date TBD. A parent or guardian must attend the interview. 2nd and 3rd Year candidates are encouraged to apply as well. Program details for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Years are available in the Application Packet. APPLICATIONS for INTERNS NW are available on our website at: http://www.nwcts.org/content/interns-nw.

EXPERIENCE FORM (If you do not have a resume, complete this form and attach it to your Audition Form with your Headshot/Photo.) ACTOR NAME PARENT/GUARDIAN NAME Performance experience (productions, showcases, etc.) including approximate dates and directors names (if known) Training (classes through NWCT or elsewhere, coaching, private lessons, etc) including approximate dates and instructors names (if known) Special skills (dance, acrobatics, second language, musical instruments, juggling, etc.) including approximate dates and instructors names (if known) Please list any health related or medical issues we should be made aware of:

YOUTH SEASON AUDITION FORM Audition date: June, 2013 Audition time: am pm Please carefully read and fill out ALL of the following information including the Mailing Address portion on the next page. Name: Parent/Guardian (minors only): Street Address: *Parent Phone: *Parent Email: Age: Birth date: / / Height: Gender (circle): M F Vocal Range: City/State: Zip Code: School and Grade Fall 2012: *List ONE phone and ONE email address for us to reach you and your parent. This is the number we will use throughout the season, so tell us if it changes so we can reach you. I would like to be considered for (check all that apply): ALL NWCT Mainstage (entire season) 8+ Second Stage Programs: Only these main stage shows: 11-18 Interns NW 15-19 James and the Giant Peach Kid s Co NW 8-14 Summer Days! 12-18 Peter Pan Goodnight Moon Little Red Riding Hood (For official NWCT callback use only. Callbacks calendar subject to change) NWCT MAINTSTAGE Sarah Jane Hardy is pleased to call you back for the following MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION(S): James and the Giant Peach Callbacks week of June 25 performs Sep. 28-Oct. 27 Peter Pan Callbacks week of July 8 performs Dec. 7-Jan. 5 Goodnight Moon Callbacks week of Aug. 21 performs Feb. 1-Mar. 2 Little Red Riding Hood Callbacks week of Oct. 2 performs Apr. 26-May 26 Callbacks calendar subject to change. NWCT will contact you via email with specific callback dates, times and preparation details. See Performance Schedule to identify potential conflicts. NWCT SECOND STAGE PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES Carolyn Newsom and Kelly Stewart would like to see you at a General Callback for KIDS CO. NW, Saturday, September 7 from 10:00 am to 3:00pm. Please dress comfortably and be prepared to dance. Time will be provided for snack breaks. NWCT TRAINING PROGRAMS Suezann Kitchens invites you to become a 2013-14 member. The Informational Roundup will be held Sunday, September 15 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. To attend, call (503) 222-2190. Sarah Jane Hardy would like to interview you and your parent/guardian for the Interns NW Program. Completed Intern Applications and Recommendations must be received by Friday, July 12, 2013. Invited candidates will be contacted with interview request or further information. Sarah Jane Hardy invites you to join her for Summer Days! Session A: June 17-July 9. Classes: Monday-Thurs, 12:45-4:00pm; Dress: 4:30-9:00pm; Perform: July 13-15 Session B: July 1-23. Classes: Monday-Friday, 9:00-am-12:00pm; Dress: 4:30-9:00pm; Perform: July 26-28 Participation is subject to availability please register soon as places fill rapidly. To register, please call (503) 222-2190 ASAP. Unfortunately we have no callback opportunities for you this season. We appreciate your interest in NWCT and hope you will audition for us again next season.

Northwest Children s Theater & School 1819 NW Everett Street, Suite 216 Portland, OR 97209-2189 Performer Name: Parent/Guardian: Street Address: City/State: Zip: