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Socially distanced/in-person youth theater workshops July 7-23 By Joan C. McKinney Campbellsville, KY - Campbellsville University and Town Hall Productions' Creative Spirit Theater Academy will be hosting socially distanced/in-person youth theater workshops July 7-23. Assisting with the workshops are Campbellsville University employees who also work with Town Hall and the Creative Spirit Academy. Workshops will be held at BOUNCE, 195 City Park Road, Campbellsville. BOUNCE is located in Miller Park. Cost for each workshop is $65; however, a few workshops have an additional $10 supplies fee. Andrew Ward, owner of Town Hall Productions and BOUNCE, said social distance/safety measures include: participants and instructors must wear masks, and class size will be limited enabling instructors and participants to maintain six feet between participants. The classes are as follows (all times are Eastern):
Information about the instructors are below: Starr Garrett is the director of the Theater Department at Campbellsville University. She has received honors from the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for her direction of multiple shows, including: An Enemy of the People, The Drowsy Chaperone and RED at CU. She actively serves in leadership with the Southeastern Theater Conference and has a passion for serving her community through the arts. Alia McClendon is the community theater manager at Campbellsville University. She has worked with several community theaters and local high school's theater programs over the years. She has been working with young theater artists for the last five years and has experience in costume design and voice. Some of her previous credits include Macbeth, Secret Garden, Little Shop of Horrors, Oliver!, Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind and A Year With Frog and Toad KIDS. Jon Andrew and his wife, Emily, recently moved from Hattiesburg, Miss. where he received his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theatre Performance from the University of Southern Mississippi. Favorite past credits include Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Ozark Actors Theatre), Tartuffe in Tartuffe (USM) and Peter in Peter and the Starcatcher (USM). Last July, Andrew joined the Campbellsville University Theater Department as a theater arts instructor. Email theater@campbellsville.edu with any questions. This story was posted on 2020-07-01 10:02:52
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