November 2011          Scott Talk:  
Volume II Issue 10

Click Here to open the PDF
You'll need Adobe Acrobat to open this newsletter.If you don't have Adobe Acrobat it's an easy download and it's free. You can download a free version of Acrobat Reader version 9 at http://get.adobe.com/reader/  

IN THIS ISSUE:

  • On the Cover: South Simcoe Theatre presents FOOTLOOSE opening Nov 10
  • Introduction: Inspiration for November
  • In Conversation: Lucy Peacock On Shakespeare, Theatre & Somersaults
  • Article: Backstage with Shimera Dione
  • Article: Young Voice, Young Feet: Youth is the Golden Ticket This Fall...
  • Article: Stage Direction Magazine - Your Link to Theatre Production News
  • Call to Audition!
  • Performance & Audition Calendar (November - January)

Information that arrived after the Issue went to print:

Margot Hamilton (The Melody in Me) is looking for a qualified drama instructor to teach the drama component of the Music Theatre Intensive (for ages 13 - 18) from January through April 2012. If you'd like to know more details about the program and the projected teaching dates, please contact Margot at www.themelodyinme.ca (or call 705-728-7828) at your earliest convenience.

If you, or your organization, have any suggestions for articles or profiles, or if you've got something to share with the greater arts community please feel free to talk to my editor, John Bleasby, about a way to incorporate it into Scott Talk. We're also open to developing mutually beneficial relationships between like-minded organizations. And speaking of like-minded organizations... We've had a lot of enquiries from a broad spectrum of arts organizations over the past several months but, I would like to remind everyone that Scott Talk is primarily focussed on live theatre, and as a result you'll find that we only mention events that are oriented more to dance, choral music and film if there is a strong "tie-in" to the live theatre community. Scott Talk's catchment area is as far north as Midland & Orillia, as far south as Cookstown & Queensville and as far west as Tottenham & Alliston, with the city of Barrie as the central hub.

Please feel free to comment on, contribute to, and freely circulate each issue.

Thank you to those organizations and individuals who have agreed to attach Scott Talk to their newsletters or websites; it's greatly appreciated.

Welcome to those individuals and organizations receiving this for the first time - we look forward to hearing from you.

New subscribers may need to preset This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it as a 'safe-sender' so that your mail program does not treat it as spam each month.

Have a warm and wonderful month and may all your theatre experiences by joyful.


Be well... Scott

Scott A. Hurst
http://www.scotttalknews.blogspot.com/
http://www.scottahurst.com
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  
Last Updated on Tuesday, 01 November 2011 16:47