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Any
Dream Will Do
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Any
Dream Will Do
Theatre Workshop’s first production. Presented in
December, 1995. |
In July,
1995, Theatre Workshop begins with eleven students and very
little idea about how the class will function. By December,
at the end of TW’s first semester, approximately 30 students
participate in this (comparatively) low-scale, low-budget
production. The show is presented in little theater style
on the stage, with the audience seated on platforms set up
in the orchestra pit. The show consists of 13 pieces (including
4 dances, with a few sketches, scenes and songs) and is only
one act long. The theme is dreams. Finding a goal and a wish...
and making them come true in the future. Highlights include:
"Castle on a Cloud" — from the Broadway show
Les Miserables; "For Our Grandmothers" — 5
girls’ memories of their grandmothers; "Bei Mir
Bist du Schon" — TW’s first experiment with
partner dancing; and "State of Independence" —
a full cast finale dance, using sign language.
In some
ways, every show to follow will have a similar theme. That
is: with hard work, discipline and perseverance, Theatre Workshop
students are capable of overcoming obstacles and achieving
great things — That’s our dream.
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