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  • FairfaxTimes.com: "Innovative program a win-win for arts, education" Collaboration between GMU, Lorton Workhouse should benefit students as well as the arts.Published: Wednesday, April 24, 2013Innovative program a win-win for arts, education by David SiegelSpecial ...
    Posted Apr 25, 2013, 10:20 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • ESP Theatre for Young Audiences: 20th Anniversary Cast Party ESP TFYA Invites You to a Cast Party  The only thing more fun than being on stage is the camaraderie back-stage, so the Elden Street Players ...
    Posted May 19, 2013, 4:52 AM by Richard Durkin
  • Auditions Announced for CAROLINE, OR CHANGE Auditions will be held in April for Elden Street Player's summer musical production of "Caroline, or Change". This will be the final production produced by the organization under the ...
    Posted Apr 10, 2013, 4:40 AM by Evan Hoffmann
  • The Seafarer is a "MUST SEE" - Read the reviews here DC Metro Theatre Arts says:"Five-Stars!" (out of five)"Deep, thought-provoking, and darkly funny, Elden Street Players’ The Seafarer is  one production you must see!""This production is ...
    Posted Mar 28, 2013, 2:44 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • UPDATE: RED Auditions - April 1 & 2, 2013 Callbacks (if necessary) will be Saturday April 6 11AM at Herndon Town Shop.(Read the complete Audition Announcement for details.)Contact Producer Lorraine Magee at Lorraine.Magee@EldenStreetPlayers.org with ...
    Posted Mar 12, 2013, 12:02 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Phishing Scam Security Alert Elden Street Players has noticed an increase in SPAM e-mails today known as a "phishing scam". Some of these e-mails may have been sent from the personal e ...
    Posted Mar 1, 2013, 8:12 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • Audition Announcement: RED, by John Logan - April 1 & 2, 2013 Directed by Gloria DuGanProduced by Lorraine MageeWhere:The Industrial Strength Theater – No appointment necessaryWhen:Monday, April 1, 2013, 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (registration open ...
    Posted Mar 12, 2013, 12:47 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Tomfoolery Opens at ESP; Read the Reviews Here DC Metro Theatre Arts says:"Quibbles aside, Tomfoolery is rarely produced these days, and Elden Street’s production is solid and entertaining. It ends with a “Springtime for Hitler” worthy ...
    Posted Jan 30, 2013, 6:27 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • ESP Wins 8 Best of 2012 honors on DC Metro Theater Arts Best Children's Theatre ProductionA Christmas Chaos at Elden Street Players’ Theatre for Young Audiences.The Magical Lamp of Aladdin at Elden Street Players’ Theatre for Young Audiences.The ...
    Posted Jan 25, 2013, 12:36 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Colorful, Satirical Musical Revue Elden Street Players to present “Tomfoolery.”Read the article by By David Siegel in The Connection."Be inspired as "Tom Foolery" takes audiences into the world of Tom Lehrer who ...
    Posted Jan 21, 2013, 12:02 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • ESP Garners 10 WATCH Award Nominations Congratulations to the talented artists nominated on January 20, 2013 – 7:30 pm at Little Theatre of Alexandria, Alexandria, VA.126 productions (43 musicals, 83 plays) were adjudicated in 2012 ...
    Posted Jan 21, 2013, 9:27 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • ESP Garners 4 Nominations and 2 WINS in MD Theatre Guide’s Readers’ Choice Awards Thank you to all who voted and recognized the outstanding work of our incredibly talented artists!See the complete list of nominees and winners at: MDTheatreGuide.Comhttp://www.mdtheatreguide ...
    Posted Jan 19, 2013, 8:11 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Producer Janet Bordeaux announces auditions for "The Seafarer" by Connor McPherson; Directed by Angie Anderson. Audition Notice – The SeafarerElden Street Players presents "The Seafarer" by Conor McPherson, produced by Janet Bordeaux (producer of Rooms and Flowers for Algernon), directed by Angie Anderson (director of ...
    Posted Jan 7, 2013, 11:58 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • No Scrooges Here! ESP's Year-End Appeal: Every Dollar Helps As the end of 2012 approaches, and we begin our Holiday Show, "A Christmas Carol Chaos" please consider making a tax-deductible donation to Elden Street Players.Ticket sales only ...
    Posted Dec 3, 2012, 2:45 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Tomfoolery Musical to Open January 25 with Apologies from Producer; Tom Lehrer to Blame For Immediate ReleaseDecember 3, 2012(Herndon, VA) Although many of those involved with Elden Street Players had high hopes for the 25th Anniversary Season, the excitement is quickly turning ...
    Posted Jan 17, 2013, 8:48 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • Producer Richard Durkin Announces Auditions for "Robin Hood", Nov 26, 27 @7:00pm Elden Street Players Theatre for Young Audiences (ESP TFYA) presents: "Robin Hood." Written by Tim Kelly, published by Pioneer Drama Service.Directed by Sue Klein, and Produced by Richard Durkin ...
    Posted Nov 8, 2012, 1:55 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Colleen Sproull of DC Metro Theater Arts Reviews "Aesop’s Foibles"   Sproull calls Aesop's Foibles "an upbeat start to my Saturday."Read the full review at http://www.dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2012/10/28/aesops-foibles-at-elden-street-players-by ...
    Posted Nov 1, 2012, 9:24 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • “The Clean House” by Sarah Ruhl Opens in Herndon, Sweeps Audiences into Theatre’s 25th Anniversary Season (Herndon, VA) Elden Street Players celebrated the opening of its 25th Anniversary Season on October 19 at The Industrial Strength Theatre in Herndon with “The Clean House” by Sarah Ruhl ...
    Posted Oct 20, 2012, 6:30 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Susan d. Garvey announces auditions for Elden Street Players' production of "Tomfoolery" (Herndon, VA) W * A * N * T * E * D 2 males & 2 females, (ages 20-60 years) for “Poisoning Pigeons in the Park,” “Peddling Smut,” promoting “Pollution” and “Last seen In ...
    Posted Oct 20, 2012, 6:23 PM by Richard Durkin
  • Volunteer Opportunity: House and Box Office Operations Elden Street Players is looking for House and Box Office volunteers for our 25th Season.If you are looking for a way to get involved with ESP--for a single ...
    Posted Nov 1, 2012, 9:27 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • Purchase Advertising in ESP's Programs through Oct 1 Elden Street Players (E.S.P.) is about to celebrate our 25th season providing affordable, high-quality theater to the diverse Herndon-area community. Each year, we reach out to ...
    Posted Sep 28, 2012, 2:28 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Audition Announcement: "A Christmas Chaos" ELDEN STREET PLAYERS' Theatre for Young Audiences is holding auditions for "A Christmas Chaos", Written by Michael Wehrli.Monday, September 24 and Tuesday, September 25 7:00-8:30pmAt ...
    Posted Sep 17, 2012, 1:34 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Audition Announcement: "Aesop's Foibles" Aug 27th and 28th 7:00-8:30pm Director Meg Miller and Producer Mary Ann Hall announce:Elden Street Players' Theatre for Young Audiences auditions for "Aesop's Foibles" are Monday, August 27th and Tuesday, August 28th 7 ...
    Posted Aug 23, 2012, 1:37 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is the pinnacle of local theatre: professional at its core with its heart in the neighborhood" Genie Baskir reviews ESP's Dirty Rotten Scoundrels for ShowBizRadio. Read the full review.
    Posted Aug 7, 2012, 4:08 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is "a great pick for the summer!" ~DC Metro Theater Arts DCMetroTheaterArts.com rates Elden Street Players' production of the musical "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" 5 stars out of 5!  Read the full review at DCMetroTheaterArts.com.Front Row, L to R ...
    Posted Aug 5, 2012, 10:23 AM by Matthew Thompson
  • "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" Takes Off; Whisks Packed House off to the Riviera The Tony Award Winning Musical Dirty Rotten Scoundrels made its Northern Virginia-area premiere at The Elden Street Players' Industrial Strength Theater, treating an abetting audience to an evening of ...
    Posted Aug 5, 2012, 9:56 AM by Richard Durkin
  • Audition Announcement: "The Clean House" Audition information for ESP's production "THE CLEAN HOUSE" By Sarah Ruhl is as follows:AUDITION DATES AND TIMESMonday, Aug. 20 – starting at 7:30pm (registration open from 7pm ...
    Posted Jul 31, 2012, 2:40 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • "The Fairy Tale Courtroom" receives a 4-star review from DCMetroTheaterArts Amanda Gunther, of DCMetroTheaterArts.com gives Elden Street Players' Theater for Young Audience production of "The Fairy Tale Courtroom" a 4-star rating. Tickets have sold out several weekends--buy ...
    Posted Jul 5, 2012, 2:11 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • MD Theater Guide picks "Flowers for Algernon" as a "Top 5 Weekend Pick!" Thanks to MDTheaterGuide.com for picking "Flowers For Algernon" as a "Top 5 Picks" for this weekend! Read the full article at MD Theater Guide.
    Posted Jul 5, 2012, 2:08 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • June 30th "Flowers for Algernon" is Sold Out Tonight's performance of Flowers for Algernon is sold-out. As always, a standby-line will begin in the theater lobby one hour prior to showtime.Please note: like most ...
    Posted Jul 5, 2012, 2:05 PM by Matthew Thompson
  • DC Metro Theater Arts calls Flowers for Algernon performance "phenomenal" Check out the review of "Flowers for Algernon", playing through June 30th at Elden Street Players' Industrial Strength Theater, at www.DCMetroTheaterArts.com.Amanda Gunther calls Matt Baughman’s performance ...
    Posted Jul 5, 2012, 12:35 PM by Matthew Thompson
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FairfaxTimes.com: "Innovative program a win-win for arts, education"

posted Apr 25, 2013, 10:20 AM by Matthew Thompson

Collaboration between GMU, Lorton Workhouse should benefit students as well as the arts.

Published: Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Innovative program a win-win for arts, education 

by David Siegel
Special to the Times

Read the article at: http://www.fairfaxtimes.com/article/20130424/ENTERTAINMENT/130429566/1063/innovative-program-a-win-win-for-arts-education&template=fairfaxTimes

"The partnership will provide local audiences with different venues to attend, performances where they can see artistic works of those who may become the next Broadway star or the next artist to be exhibited at a major D.C. metropolitan area gallery. Area venues such as the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia in Fairfax and the Industrial Strength Theater in Herndon have or will be involved as settings for Mason musical theater productions."


ESP Theatre for Young Audiences: 20th Anniversary Cast Party

posted Apr 22, 2013, 9:16 AM by Matthew Thompson   [ updated May 19, 2013, 4:52 AM by Richard Durkin ]

ESP TFYA Invites You to a Cast Party 

The only thing more fun than being on stage is the camaraderie back-stage, so the Elden Street Players Theatre for Young Audiences is celebrating 20 years of silly, scary, funny, and heartwarming shows for children at the ultimate TFYA Cast Party! (Only this time you don’t have to worry about setting up, striking, changing your clothes, or not spilling on your costumes.) Reconnect with cast members you haven’t seen for a while and make new friends. 

Chase scenes and sword fights optional.... 

Saturday, June 22, 2013 

6:30-9:00pm 

ArtSpace Herndon 

750 Center Street 

Herndon, Virginia 

It’s not a cast party if it isn’t pot luck, so bring a finger food to share. And bring your memories and a camera. Paper products, cake and soft drinks will be provided. 


RSVP:  TFYAcelebration@aol.com 


Auditions Announced for CAROLINE, OR CHANGE

posted Mar 28, 2013, 10:19 AM by Evan Hoffmann   [ updated Apr 10, 2013, 4:40 AM ]

Caroline, or Change
Auditions will be held in April for Elden Street Player's summer musical production of "Caroline, or Change". This will be the final production produced by the organization under the moniker of the Elden Street Players and an all-volunteer company. All roles are available and auditions are open and welcoming to all.

Please read the entire post before signing up or contacting us with any additional questions or concerns. If necessary, please direct questions to casting@eldenstreetplayers.org.


When

Auditions
April 15, 7:00-9:30 (For performers under 18 only.)
April 25, 7:00-9:30
April 27, 10:00-2:00

Callbacks
April 28 (TBD)

Rehearsals will begin on or sometime after May 1st. The rehearsal process for this production has been intentionally elongated to allow for a slightly less "strenuous" production schedule. Actors should anticipate one (or two) weeknight rehearsals and afternoon rehearsals on most weekends. In mid-July rehearsals will begin occurring with more frequency leading up to Opening Night. (Please note that some music rehearsals may be held at the Music Directors’ homes in Falls Church or Arlington.)


Performances: August 2-24, 2013

Where

Industrial Strength Theatre
Herndon, Virginia


What

Please bring 16-32 bars of music in the style of the show.
An accompanist will be provided. No CD or iPod accompaniment, please. Please also bring music in the appropriate key.


How

All walk-ins will be accepted and seen as time allows. However, the production team highly encourages all those interested in attending auditions to sign up in advance for a specific time slot, utilizing the following link:

Sign Up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1A4SOBH18QE7d6KzOkvy28cJaGwA7vq_QmXNr5oi--EA/viewform


Additional Information

At this time, the directors generally intend to cast this production according to the descriptions outlined in the original script. However, some roles (in particular the "objects") may be re-evaluated, based on the outcome of auditions. ALL are welcome and encouraged to audition!

Character Breakdown

CAROLINE THIBODEAUX: Works as a maid to the Gellman family. She is a divorcee with four children and resistant to change in the world. Bitter, tired, devoted. Special Director’s Note: Caroline is very complicated and will be an extremely emotionally and psychologically difficult role to play. It requires a tremendously strong actor and singer.
African American, Female, 35-45 yrs old
Range: E3 - E5

NOAH GELLMAN: The son of Caroline’s employer, Stuart Gellman. Shy, forgetful, and looks to Caroline for comfort and distraction. Director’s Note: Noah is a very large role that requires a young actor and singer who can match the performance of Caroline.
Jewish, Male, 7-12 yrs old
Range: G3 - E5

ROSE STOPNICK GELLMAN: An old friend of the Gellman's and Stuart’s new wife. She has recently moved to the South.
Jewish, Female, 25-40 yrs old
Range: G3 - E5

EMMIE THIBODEAUX: Caroline’s only daughter and the second of four children. Observant, rebellious, outspoken.
African American, Female, 16-18 yrs old
Range: F3 - F5

DOTTY MOFFETT: Caroline’s high-spirited friend and fellow maid. A drinker and smoker, she is routinely admonished by Caroline for her behavior.
African American, Female, 25-35 yrs old
Range: F3 - D5

STUART GELLMAN: Noah’s father and Rose’s new husband. He is also Caroline’s employer. He has trouble connecting to his son and new wife. Director’s Note: Ideally, Stuart should be able to play the clarinet, but this will not be absolutely necessary.
Jewish, Male, 28-40 yrs old
Range: B3 - G5

THE MOON: Part narrator, part friend, and part subconscious to Caroline and her story. Director’s Note: The actress playing the Moon should be a classically trained soprano.
African American, Female, 20-50 yrs old
Range: B3 - A5

THE RADIO (Three woman): Part narrator, part friend, and part subconscious to Caroline and her story. Played by three women.
African American, Females, 20-50 yrs old
Range: G3-F5

WASHING MACHINE: Part narrator, part friend, and part subconscious to Caroline and her story.
African American, Female, 20-50 yrs old
Range: G3 - E5

THE BUS: Part narrator, part friend, and part subconscious to Caroline and her story. May or may not double as The Dryer.
African American, Male, 20-50 yrs old
Range: G3 - B5

THE DRYER: Part narrator, part friend, and part subconscious to Caroline and her story. May or may not double as The Bus.
African American, Male, 20-50 yrs old
Range: E3 - C6

JACKIE THIBODEAUX: Caroline’s son. Though he is older than Joe, he is more sweet and naïve.
African American, Male, 9-12 yrs old
Range: A3 - D5

JOE THIBODEAUX: Caroline’s son. Though he is the baby of the family, he is outspoken and skeptical.
African American, Male, 8-11 yrs old
Range: B3 - D5

GRANDMA GELLMAN: Stuart’s mother and Noah’s grandmother.  She is concerned for her son’s melancholy and an admirer of his new wife.
Jewish, Female, 50-65 yrs old
Range: G3 - E5

GRANDPA GELLMAN: Stuart’s father and Noah’s grandfather. He is aloof to the changes occurring in the South.
Jewish, Male, 50-65 yrs old
Range: G3 - E5

GRANDPA STOPNICK: Rose’s father from New York City. A politically progressive man with dissenting opinions.
Jewish, Male, 50-65 yrs old
Range: F3 - E5

The Seafarer is a "MUST SEE" - Read the reviews here

posted Mar 28, 2013, 9:29 AM by Todd Huse   [ updated Mar 28, 2013, 2:44 PM by Matthew Thompson ]

DC Metro Theatre Arts says:
"Five-Stars!" (out of five)
"Deep, thought-provoking, and darkly funny, Elden Street Players’ The Seafarer is  one production you must see!"
"This production is beautifully directed by Angie Anderson."
"Truly, it almost seems as if the set is its own character."
"The performances in this play are incredibly intelligent—which is a tricky feat, considering that most of the characters spend the entire show stumbling around in a drunken haze. The actors are all hugely talented and make each character fully believable..."
"Unspoken thoughts, anger, and resentments ripple under the festive scene like an electric currant, and is thrilling to watch."



ShowBizRadio says:
"Professional quality shines through in every aspect of the production."
"Timing and pacing are impeccable, with line overlaps and pauses that create a feeling of real conversation."



UPDATE: RED Auditions - April 1 & 2, 2013

posted Mar 12, 2013, 11:58 AM by Matthew Thompson   [ updated Mar 12, 2013, 12:02 PM ]



Callbacks (if necessary) will be Saturday April 6 11AM at Herndon Town Shop.


Contact Producer Lorraine Magee at Lorraine.Magee@EldenStreetPlayers.org with any questions related to this audition.
RED by John Logan UPDATE TO Audition Announcement

Phishing Scam Security Alert

posted Mar 1, 2013, 8:12 AM by Matthew Thompson

Elden Street Players has noticed an increase in SPAM e-mails today known as a "phishing scam". 

Some of these e-mails may have been sent from the personal e-mail addresses of volunteers with ESP. As compromised accounts become apparent, ESP is immediately contacting the owners of the personal addresses to secure their e-mail accounts with new passwords. As of 11:00am on 3/1/2013, the problem appears to be isolated to a single personal e-mail account and their associated personal contact list.

If you receive an "unusual" e-mail which asks you to click a link and enter your personal e-mail address and passwords, immediately delete the e-mail and contact the sender of the e-mail. Some 'infected' subject headings include "Important Document".

Elden Street Players takes online security very seriously.
  • Elden Street Players will NEVER ask you for your password information for any reason. 
  • Elden Street Players uses secure third-party vendors to house our customer databases, and we do not retain credit card numbers of our customers.
  • Elden Street Players takes care to ensure full compliance to all CAN-SPAM and PCI Compliance guidelines and regulations.

Security Tips:

  • Never download email attachments or click hyperlinks in suspicious emails received even from known senders. These files or links may contain viruses like the Trojan horse programs that can reveal your password to others without your knowledge.
  • Install well-known virus, spyware and phishing protection software. Keep them up-to-date, and scan your computer regularly for unwanted programs.
  • Online scam artists succeed in tricking even the most seasoned cyber-veterans. In case you fall for a scam and give out your password, immediately change your password. You should also immediately change the passwords for all other e-mail accounts you use.
If you have questions regarding an e-mail you received related to Elden Street Players, we encourage you to contact the box office.

Thank you for you attention, and we're sorry for any inconvenience.

Audition Announcement: RED, by John Logan - April 1 & 2, 2013

posted Feb 27, 2013, 11:23 AM by Matthew Thompson   [ updated Mar 12, 2013, 12:47 PM ]

Directed by Gloria DuGan

Produced by Lorraine Magee

Where:


When:

Monday, April 1, 2013, 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (registration open at 7 PM)
Tuesday, April 2, 2013, 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (same)

Callbacks (if necessary), Thursday, April 4, 2013, 7:30 Location TBD
Callbacks (if necessary) Saturday April 6 11AM Herndon Town Shop.

What:

Cold Readings from the script.


Other: 

Bring your calendar! You will be required to list all of your
potential conflicts when you audition. Additional conflicts will not be
accepted once casting is complete.

These are volunteer, non-paid roles.

Character Descriptions:

MARK ROTHKO
Famous American Abstract Expressionist Painter, 50s or older, a brilliant
wordsmith, loud, ambitious, angry, visionary, a rare intelligence combined
with a vulnerable soul, a painter for whom art is life, art is feeling, art
is exhilaration. Rothko is painting a series of murals for the new Four
Seasons Restaurant in the Seagram Building. His relationship with his
assistant, Ken, is a howling act of provocation and vulnerability, forcing
Rothko to face his own sense of self, self-absorption, and self-worth, as
well as the nature of art.

KEN
New assistant to Rothko, 20s-30s, a painter who, at first, is intimidated by
Rothko but, as he gains self-confidence, challenges Rothko’s notions of
art, the artist, and Rothko’s work. Ken provides the dramatic tension that
enables Rothko to come alive in this play. Ken is easy-going, likeable,
gentle, and considerate with a quiet demeanor and confidence that builds
as his relationship with Rothko progresses. He forces Rothko to consider
contemporary art and his place in it at the rise of the pop-art phenomenon,
while at the same time admiring Rothko’s fierce vision and self-confidence.

Rehearsals:

Once the show is cast, actors will have two weeks to prepare for
rehearsals, which will begin April 22. Actors should expect to rehearse 3-4
evenings and one weekend day during the rehearsal period. Tech will take
place during the day the weekend of June 1. Tech/dress rehearsals will be
during the evenings of June 2-6.

Performances:


8pm: June 7, 8, 14,15, 21, 22, 27, 28, 29
3pm: June 16
7pm: June 23

Strike:

June 30, after 2pm. Actors are expected to attend and participate.

Contact: 

Contact Producer Lorraine Magee at Lorraine.Magee@eldenstreetplayers.org with any questions related to this audition.
RED By John Logan

Tomfoolery Opens at ESP; Read the Reviews Here

posted Jan 27, 2013, 5:00 PM by Matthew Thompson   [ updated Jan 30, 2013, 6:27 PM ]


DC Metro Theatre Arts says:
"Quibbles aside, Tomfoolery is rarely produced these days, and Elden Street’s production is solid and entertaining. It ends with a “Springtime for Hitler” worthy bang that I’ll be giggling about for weeks. Judging by last night’s sold-out audience, you’re going to want to get tickets quickly. This show will sell out."



ShowBizRadio says:
"Tom Lehrer has returned to ESP with a vengeance, in a delightfully funny production of *Tomfoolery*"


The Fairfax Times says:
"North Korea’s nuclear threats have made this piece all too relevant all over again"
(Read the Full Review by Jackie Friedlander)
The cast of 'TOMFOOLERY'; photo by Matt Rose.
The cast of 'TOMFOOLERY'; photo by Matt Rose.

ESP Wins 8 Best of 2012 honors on DC Metro Theater Arts

posted Jan 25, 2013, 12:36 PM by Matthew Thompson

Best Children's Theatre Production

A Christmas Chaos at Elden Street Players’ Theatre for Young Audiences.
The Magical Lamp of Aladdin at Elden Street Players’ Theatre for Young Audiences.
The Three Prince Charmings at Elden Street Players’ Theatre for Young Audiences.

Best Actor in A Children's Theatre Production
Lukasz Hall as Prince Charming Smile in The Three Prince Charmingsat Elden Street Players.
Ronnie Spata as Prince Charming Hair in The Three Prince Charmingsat Elden Street Players.


Best Supporting Actor in a Play
Steve Custer as Burt Seldon in Flowers For Algernon at Elden Street Players.

Best Play
Flowers For Algernon at Elden Street Players.
Matt Baughman as Charlie Gordon in Flowers For Algernon at Elden Street Players.


Best Actor in a Play
Matt Baughman as Charlie Gordon in Flowers For Algernon at Elden Street Players.



Best Ensemble of a Musical
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at Elden Street Players.

Colorful, Satirical Musical Revue

posted Jan 21, 2013, 11:53 AM by Matthew Thompson   [ updated Jan 21, 2013, 12:02 PM ]

Elden Street Players to present “Tomfoolery.”

Read the article by By David Siegel in The Connection.

"Be inspired as "Tom Foolery" takes audiences into the world of Tom Lehrer who delighted so many with his musically-based attacks and banter on everything, both high-brow and low."


Show information:
Matt Williams and Caroline Simpson rehearsing "The Masochism Tango". Photo by David Siegel/The Connection Newspapers
Matt Williams and Caroline Simpson rehearsing "The Masochism Tango". Photo by David Siegel/Connection Newpaper

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