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Theatre School
Summer Camp Info - Now updated!
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Seven
Brides for Seven Brothers 
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Cast List
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Education Opportunities for Adults
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EVENTS & SHOWS
| Tue - Jul 07 | Play Readers of Denton meeting | 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Play Readers of Denton will meet upstairs at the Campus Theatre to read a play out loud. Please note that Play WRITERS of Denton meets in place of Play Readers on the third Tuesday of each month. Play Readers WILL NOT meet on Dec. 23 or Dec. 30, when the Campus Theatre is closed. |
| Sat - Jul 11 | Second Saturday seminar | 1:00 PM-3:00 PM Free adult education seminars about a variety of theatre topics. For the specific topic each month, please call 940 382-7014 or email thedctteam@campustheatre.com. |
| Tue - Jul 14 | Play Readers of Denton meeting | 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Play Readers of Denton will meet upstairs at the Campus Theatre to read a play out loud. Please note that Play WRITERS of Denton meets in place of Play Readers on the third Tuesday of each month. Play Readers WILL NOT meet on Dec. 23 or Dec. 30, when the Campus Theatre is closed. |
| Sun - Jul 19 | Audition - Plaza Suite | 7:00 PM-10:00 PM DCT will hold auditions for Neil Simon's comedy, Plaza Suite today and July 20th at the Campus Theatre. Auditions will be open - no appointments - and consist of cold readings. Head shots and resumes are encouraged but not required. This production is being directed by Sean Frith. |
| Mon - Jul 20 | Auditions - Plaza Suite | 7:00 PM-10:00 PM DCT will hold auditions for Neil Simon's comedy, Plaza Suite at the Campus Theatre. Auditions will be open - no appointments - and consist of cold readings. Head shots and resumes are encouraged but not required. This production is being directed by Sean Frith. |
| Tue - Jul 21 | Play Readers of Denton meeting | 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Play Readers of Denton will meet upstairs at the Campus Theatre to read a play out loud. Please note that Play WRITERS of Denton meets in place of Play Readers on the third Tuesday of each month. Play Readers WILL NOT meet on Dec. 23 or Dec. 30, when the Campus Theatre is closed. |
| Tue - Jul 28 | Play Readers of Denton meeting | 7:00 PM-9:00 PM Play Readers of Denton will meet upstairs at the Campus Theatre to read a play out loud. Please note that Play WRITERS of Denton meets in place of Play Readers on the third Tuesday of each month. Play Readers WILL NOT meet on Dec. 23 or Dec. 30, when the Campus Theatre is closed. |
| Fri - Jul 31 | Seven Brides for Seven Brothers | 7:30 PM-10:30 PM A rollicking good time is had when in 1850's Oregon six backwoods brothers decide to kidnap the women they have chosen to marry. Trapped in the woods for the winter, the furious women make the men stay in the barn. This energetic musical ends happily by springtime when love fills the air for all. Directed by Bonnie McCormick at the Campus Theatre 214 W. Hickory, Denton. For ticket information call 940-382-1915 M-F 1pm to 5pm. |
Information on DCT's 2009-2010 Season Coming Soon!
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DCT 2008-2009 Season
Denton Community Theatre is proud to present their 39th Consecutive
Season of Entertainment!
The season includes:
Arsenic and Old Lace September
12 through September 21
Drama Critic, Mortimer Brewster, is horrified to discover that his sweet,
elderly aunts' charity work actually consisits of poisoning elderly
bachelors. They worry that these gentlemen are too lonely to live.
Throw in one uncle who thinks he is Theodore Roosevelt and a brother
who is a vicious killer trying to elude the police and you have a frantically
fun comedy.
1776 October
31 through November 9
In pursuit of life, liberty and happiness, 13 American colonies struggle
to become one country. The delegates of the second Continental
Congress often disagreed on most every issue, but somehow managed to
pull together to form a more perfect union. This clever musical tells
the story of the events leading up to the signing of the Declaration
of Independence. Perhaps not entirely historically accurate, this
work does bring the colorful personalities and dramatic events surrounding
our nation's birth to joyful life.
Anna in the Tropics
January 23 through February 1
Before the days of mechanization in the cigar making industry, a Cuban family brings their business and traditions to Florida. One such tradition is to hire someone, called a lector, read to the workers as they rolled the cigars. When a new lector comes and reads the novel Anna Karenina, their lives are forever changed. Each chapter releases repressed emotions from the family members. This moving piece won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize in Drama. Mature subject matter.
Carousel
March 27 through April 5
The serious themes of societal prejudices between classes, hypocrisy,
and domestic violence are not often featured in American musicals.This
hauntingly beautiful piece does explores the darker side of life, love,
and ultimately, redemption and hope for a better future for members
of two families in 1870's New England. This memorable story is
told with beautiful imagery and powerful music.
Don't Dress for Dinner June
5 through June 14
A classic bedroom farce where nothing goes quite as planned. Bernard,
married to Jacqueline, is having an a affair with Suzanne, not Suzette.
His good friend Robert is having an affair with Jacqueline. Suzette
is the caterer pretending to have an affair with Robert and Suzanne
is a model pretending to be the caterer. A laugh riot from beginning
to end! Mature subject matter.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
July 31 through August 9
A rollickiing good time is had when in 1850's Oregon six backwoods brothers
decide they will kidnap the women that they have chosen to marry.
their married brother goes along with the plan, much to the consternation
of his wife and the ladies they kidnap. Trapped in the woods for
the winter, the furious women make the men stay out in the barn. This
energetic musical ends happily by springtime, however, when love fills
the air for all.
Also this Season - check our Calendar for special events - Christmas at the Campus, Beaujolais and More, and Encore II.
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DCTTS will be announcing Children's Productions throughout the year.