Atomic City Children’s Theater to Hold Auditions

Los Alamos students at the Junior Theatre Festival 2012. Courtesy photo

ACCT News:

Atomic City Children’s Theater (ACCT), the Los Alamos Public Schools’ award winning after-school theater program, announces auditions for their Junior Theater Festival (JTF) field trip to Atlanta, Ga.

Auditions are 1-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7 and open to all students in the Los Alamos or White Rock area. Students wishing to participate in the field trip should come to the Mountain Elementary School gym. Registration begins at noon.

JTF activities begin with an adjudicated performance. Afterwards, students receive positive feedback from leading musical theater professionals. Last year, ACCT students brought home the Excellence in Ensemble Work from the 2013 Junior Theater Festival.

Other JTF activities planned are Workshops for Students and Teachers, JTF All-Stars, Choreography DVD Auditions, New Works Showcase, Pathways to Success, The Broadway JR. Slam, Direct From Broadway, Freddie G Awards Ceremony, lots of fun.

Now in its sixth year, ACCT is led by directors Daren Savage and Kelsey Cline. ACCT offers performing opportunities to Los Alamos area students and is designed to promote academic excellence through participation in the arts.

For more audition information, or to download the audition packet, visit the ACCT website at http://www.atomiccitychildrenstheater.com/jtf.html .

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