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Winter Season Performances of Holka Polka and Wayside School is Falling Down
Friday, April 12th, 5:00pm and Saturday, April 13th, 11:00am
Tickets go on sale at the PCAC Sunday, March 24th
and are available until April 11th during regular PCAC office hours.
All shows will be presented at Tipping Point Theatre, 361 E. Cady Street, Downtown Northville
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Winter 2013 Schedule: Click Here!
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Advertise your Business in the Season Performance Program! Click Here for info!
Support your actor with an Actors' Applause Ad in the Peformance Program! Click Here for info!
Winter 2013 Schedule: Click Here!
Winter 2013 Medical/Photo Release Form: Click Here!
Winter 2013 Registration Form: Click Here!
Winter 2013 Audition Sheets: Click Here!
The Plymouth Uptown Players (PUPS) is an experimental theatre group that is made up of elementary and middle school aged children. Each season (Fall and Spring) children are invited to participate in open auditions. All children who audition will receive a part. The program culminates in a play performed at the Plymouth Community Arts Council. The performances are open to the public. Some of the casts are invited to perform for local elementary schools as well.
The program teaches children everything about producing and acting in a play including costumes, sets, and working together as a team with your other cast mates.
Meet Our Winter 2013 Director, Dana Naughton
Dana Naughton taught Theatre Arts at Jack C. Hays High School just outside of Austin, Texas. In each of her three-and-a-half years at Hays High School, Dana and her students competed in the University Interscholastic League One-Act Play Competition, the largest play festival in the world. In their third year of competing, Dana led her students to regionals to rank among the top twenty four 4-A schools in the state of Texas.
While at Hays, Dana also directed and designed 15 productions and took her students to compete in the Texas Thespian Conference, where at least one of her students qualified each year for national competition for the International Thespian Society Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Originally from Burkburnett, TX, Dana graduated from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy Studio in New York in 2001 and graduated Cum Laude from St. Edwards University in Austin with a BA in Theatre and minor in Education in 2008. She is a professional member of the EdTA (Educational Theatre Association) and TETA (Texas Educational Theatre Association) and is a certified Theatre Arts teacher EC-12 in the state of Texas.
The program teaches children everything about producing and acting in a play including costumes, sets, and working together as a team with your other cast mates.
Meet Our Winter 2013 Director, Dana Naughton
Dana Naughton taught Theatre Arts at Jack C. Hays High School just outside of Austin, Texas. In each of her three-and-a-half years at Hays High School, Dana and her students competed in the University Interscholastic League One-Act Play Competition, the largest play festival in the world. In their third year of competing, Dana led her students to regionals to rank among the top twenty four 4-A schools in the state of Texas.
While at Hays, Dana also directed and designed 15 productions and took her students to compete in the Texas Thespian Conference, where at least one of her students qualified each year for national competition for the International Thespian Society Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Originally from Burkburnett, TX, Dana graduated from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy Studio in New York in 2001 and graduated Cum Laude from St. Edwards University in Austin with a BA in Theatre and minor in Education in 2008. She is a professional member of the EdTA (Educational Theatre Association) and TETA (Texas Educational Theatre Association) and is a certified Theatre Arts teacher EC-12 in the state of Texas.
