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PLT’s Beyond Boundaries, Southeastern Teen Shakespeare Company and End of the Line Café
Present
| SPEAK THE SPEECH SHAKESPEARE MONOLOGUE & SCENE CONTEST |
Win your chance to appear with the Southeastern Teen Shakespeare Company
in A Midsummer Night's Dream at Pensacola Little Theatre in April, 2010!
***Scroll down to see the finalists!***
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- The contest is open to all students ages 13-19.
- No previous acting experience is necessary.
- Students may perform one monologue (20-25 lines minimum), one scene (no more than 5 minutes) or both from any Shakespeare play. Please specify your selection (Play, Act, Scene) on the entry form.
- All scene performers must be active participants.
- Monologues and scenes must be memorized - prompting of any kind will not be permitted.
- Don't worry about costumes and props; think about actions and words.
- A $5 entry fee per person should be included with the ENTRY FORM.
- Questions? Call Michelle Hancock at (850) 434-0257.
SCHEDULE
January 29 - Deadline for entries
February 3 - Round 1 at Pensacola Little Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson St., 7pm
February 10 - Final Round at End of the Line Café, 610 E. Wright St., 7pm
February 15-April 8 - Rehearsal period for A Midsummer Night’s Dream
April 9-11 and 16-18 - Performances of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
PRIZES
First prize – A Supporting Role in A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Second prize – A Pensacola Little Theatre FlexPass ($100 value)
Third prize – 4 Tickets to see A Midsummer Night’s Dream on opening weekend |
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JUDGES FOR THE FINALS:
Mollye Barrows, Channel 3 anchor/reporter,
PLT Board Member
Michelle Hancock, SETSCO Director, actress, director
Andy Metzger, Pensacola News Journal, Choral Society of Pensacola, actor
Johnny Odom, Escambia School District, actor, director |
Finalists:
Talyah Footer
Christina Miller
Anne Schultz
Storm Loggins
Lila Brustad
Lexie Palasciano
Julia Duke
Angel Morrison
Emily Busse
Samantha Negru
Brady Kirby
JD Thiemann
Zack McKerley
John Lengyl
Finalists may perform the same material on February 10 or may choose to present a new piece. Costumes are not necessary but may be worn.
Congratulations to all finalists and thanks to all who entered the contest. Everyone did a wonderful job, and we were all impressed by everyone we saw.
Everyone is invited to the final round next Wednesday at the End of the Line. The finals are open to the public.
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