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others,” she added.
“I’ve always been interested m the theater, and this gives me a chance to learn more about it,” efe plained Van DeBergh who attends the Wakefield School.
I hope it will help me feel more comfortable in a group,” expressed Jessica Hasse who also attends the Wakefield School.
Amelia Manson, a student at Rappahannock High School, had the simplest reason for attending: “It’s fun!” she said. mm
Mornings the teenagers will i£f ceive training and practice wort skills in drama, voice and dance. A? temoons will be spent on the produSS tion, including rehearsals and hancBj* on instruction in the design and coJS struction of sets, costumes and lighg ing- £
Instructors, in addition to Mm Wyrrick, include voice instruct^ Beth Levick who was musical direSS tor for Ki Theatre’s “ShepardHj Play” last Christmas, Wakefiekj Schol drama instructor John Derr Landis, and stagecraft instructed Kathleen GaUivan who has dotf theatre work for Ki Theatre, FtJjJ Circle and other groups.
To receive a brochure, sch<t£ arship or other information, or t£ register, contact the Ki Theatre f£ PO Box 203, Washington, Va. 2274J. or call 675-1616.
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Jeanne Grymes will be teaching tfiE class and 19 students have signed uj) to take the class already.
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