Next To Normal
(Mature Content - Contains some explicit lyrics and content)
Theatrix Youtheatre Society is proud to present it's production of the cutting edge broadway shocker that swept the 2009 Tony awards and won the coveted 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
Directed by: Deborah Solberg
Cast:
Elizabeth Cushnie - Diana Goodman
Dmitri Antos - Dan Goodman
Sevan Kochkarian - Natalie Goodman
Frankie Cena - Gabriel Goodman
Sheamus Collins - Henry
Shayn Solberg - Dr. Madden / Dr. Fine
Next To Normal will run from Wednesday, May 16th (Preview Night) through Saturday, May 19th at the Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam.
Note: We anticipate these shows to sell out quickly due to the popularity of this musical. Please plan ahead! Get your tickets to this amazing production online!
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Spring Classes 2012
Theatrix Youtheatre Society announces the 2012 spring session of theatre arts classes: Acting Mania. The society is celebrating its 21st year of quality performing arts.
Note: Tiny Troupers & Mini Musicals classes have been cancelled.
ACTING MANIA
for youth 8-12 years, is an exciting introductory theatre class for children. Improvisation games progress to scene work are presented to parents in the last class. Stacee Copeland Kerr is an experienced Vancouver actress with film and stage credits, and training from Harbour Dance Centre, B.C. Conservatory of Music, Gastown Actors’ Studio, McGill University and San Francisco State University. 8 classes on Saturdays from 9:00 - 10:00 am at 2nd Storey Theatre, Port Coquitlam April 28- June 23, 2012.
All programs are now 8 weeks and eligible for the CRA tax credit. Theatrix is a registered charity; no HST is charged.
Summer Camps 2012
Camps are designed for a performing arts taste test. Theatre, games, musical theatre mini show, playbuilding through the use of puppets and dressup. Craft activities include making puppets, masks, super hero capes. All supplies are included. 9:30 am.- 3:30 pm. $165 per child.
Theatre Play Camps in two locations:
- July 9 - 13, 2012 at the ACT in Maple Ridge
- July 16 - 20, 2012 in Coquitlam
More info will be posted soon about these great programs!
Legally Blonde!
Production Dates:
July 26-28, 2012 at Evergreen Cultural Centre
PRODUCTION CLASS COMMITMENT:
The month before performance, students in production classes must be prepared to attend extra rehearsals. Notices will be given out on a regular basis by email and hard copy. All new parents are required to attend an orientation by members of the Board of Directors.
Honk! Jr.
(AGES 6 - 16)
There are no rehearsals on Statutory Holidays.
Show Dates:
July 26-28, 2012
Evergreen Cultural Centre
PRODUCTION CLASS COMMITMENT:
The month before performance, students in production classes must be prepared to attend extra rehearsals. Notices will be given out on a regular basis by email and hard copy. All new parents are required to attend an orientation by members of the Board of Directors.
The Show Must Go On!
Funding cuts from the gaming commission have made it difficult for Theatrix to continue serving the community as it has in the past. Without support and sponsorship from local commerce and community, Theatrix will not be able to effectively provide its programs and mentorship. This will impact a large, growing community of young people.
Your support matters!
Funded by donations, grants, gaming revenue, ticket sales and registration fees; our mandate is to make the arts accessible to all children regardless of family income. Theatrix currently subsidizes over $25,000 per year in fees for low income families.
Your charitable donations make it possible!
20 Years In The Making
| To celebrate 20 years of community theatre and accessible programs Theatrix Youtheatre Society commissioned a documentary that is literally, "20 years in the Making". With support from The Coquitlam Foundation this preview is a small snippet of the extended film currently in production. Premiered at the Theatre BC Fraser Valley Zone Festival, this film features interviews, clips and stories that have emerged over the past two decades. By Jenni Rempel Sponsored by: Coquitlam Foundation |







