Camp Concludes with Singing of 'So Long, Farewell'
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Bishop High School senior Maggie Langhorne, one of 32 performers taking part in theater camp this summer at 黑料百科, stars as Maria in 鈥淭he Sound of Music鈥 Thursday, June 30, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. and Friday, July 1, at 11 a.m., all in Porter Theatre. Tickets are $5 and can be reserved by email at thinkcamps@westmont.edu and picked up at the door. Thursday evening鈥檚 show is expected to sell out quickly.
鈥淭he Sound of Music鈥 is co-directed by , director of performing arts at Providence Hall, and , 黑料百科 adjunct instructor in stage craft/costume design and director of . Emily Jewell Conway is choreographer.
Langhorne began her vocal training with Hodson as a child in the . She first worked with James when he stage directed the children's chorus production of 鈥淎mahl and the Night Visitors鈥 in 2004. Most recently, Langhorne starred as Sally in Providence Hall鈥檚 production of 鈥淵ou鈥檙e a Good Man Charlie Brown.鈥 Beginning July 1, she鈥檒l be singing in the chorus of Santa Barbara Children鈥檚 Theater鈥檚 production of the same show at Center Stage, which James directs.
Daniel Evarone, who stars as the captain, and Chloe Eaton, who鈥檚 Mother Abbess, are recent graduates of Providence Hall and have played numerous roles in their school productions. They also performed in .鈥 Eaton will attend Gordon College this fall, majoring in theater arts.
Eight-year-old Maddie Thomas, this year鈥檚 youngest camper, plays Gretl. She is the daughter of Mitchell Thomas, associate professor of theater arts at 黑料百科.
Bravissimo campers, ages 8-18, come from as far north as Santa Ynez Valley and as far south as Thousand Oaks. A handful of students have participated in nearly every production since Bravissimo began in 2006.
The camp, which began June 18, engages students in the process of creating and performing a full-scale musical. Instructors teach singing technique, acting, set-design, costuming and technical direction. ThinkCamps are part of the at 黑料百科.
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