NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

04/30/13

Registrations are now being accepted for EdCamp 2013!

Don't miss your opportunity for middle and high school students (at least 10 years old and in 5^th through 12^th grade in the 2012-2013 school year) to attend a week-long camp with workshops and clinics led by professional performers and

04/19/13

EMTC won two NEPTA Awards at the 2013 awards ceremony held on April 13th.

“Tales of Dark Imagination III,” written and directed by David Schmidt, won an award for Best Original Production.

In addition, Reese Allen won the “Best Child Actress” award for her role

03/11/13

The NEPTA Nominations are out! EMTC is nominated for the following awards:

Best Supporting Actor (Comedy) - Art Donato, Dean Hutchins, Marty Courtney.

02/27/13

EMTC presents another great audience participation murder mystery dinner theatre event - two great performances at two great locations.

EdCamp

EdCamp 2013!

When: Monday July 15, 2013 through Friday July 19, 2013 from 8:50 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:50 a.m. through conclusion of the final performance on Friday.

Where: Montrose Area High School [Get Directions]

Cost: $85 per student.

Final Performance: The final performance (open to the public and free of any admission charge) will be on Friday July 19 at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium at Montrose Area High School.

Sign up today! Download the EdCamp 2013 Brochure for full details and registration information. We look forward to seeing you there!

What is Theatre Camp?

Theatre Camp is an opportunity for middle and high school students in 5th thru 12th grade to attend a week-long camp full of workshops and clinics led by professional performers and teachers in the art of theatre and musical theatre. At the end of camp week, students present a final performance that is open to the public.

Who was Ed Lonzinski?

Ed Lonzinski was involved in various community theatres, participating in performance aspects as well as all areas of production. Directing for Greene (N.Y.) High School, Ed realized the value of educating students in the art of theatre, and he strived to allow his students to participate in theatre festivals offered in more urban regions. It was the desire of Ed, who was to serve on the board of EMTC, to offer students high-level experiences in the art. Through the generosity of his parents, Dolly and Mike, a fund was established to create a living memorial to this extremely committed and talented young man.