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B.A.T. Camp At CMoE June 17-21

Enjoy an
engaging week of theatrical activities. Practice voice projection, stage
presence and more! The week ends with a performance for the families and
everyone has a part to play.
For more
information and registration please visit:
Camps at
Koch Family Children's Museum
The
24-Hour Play Project
The Evansville Civic Theatre is very excited to
bring this new concept to the area! The
24-Hour Play Project will take place at several Evansville high schools.
The "24-Hours" will be broken into two separate days starting at 7 am on
"Day 1" and end at 7 pm. The students will then come back to their
respective school on "Day 2" at 7 am and perform their show at 7 pm. The
students will write, direct, tech, and act in a 20-30 minute play that
they've created! Tickets are only $10 for each show and help benefit the
schools Drama Department and The NEXTWAVE Educational Program.
Show Dates for 2013 Season:
Harrison High School: May 28 (Tuesday) @ 7 pm
Performed at The Evansville Civic Theatre
North High School: May 31 (Friday) @ 7 pm
Performed at North High School
The 24-Hour Play Projects for 2013-2014 Season are
currently being reformatted and dates will be announced soon. Any Evansville area high schools that are
interested in hosting their very own 24-Hour Play Project should feel to
contact the Director of Education!
Meet
the Director of Education - Clay Prindle

Clay Prindle is a
graduate of the University of Southern Indiana with a BS in
Radio/Television Broadcasting, and has a long history with community theatre.
Clay has been performing since early childhood and has worked in both community
and professional theatres in the Evansville area. His work with the
Evansville Civic Theatre includes The Underpants, Over The
Tavern, Pippin, and King O' The
Moon just to name a few. Clay was also instrumental in the creation of Civic’s Underground at the Annex
where he directed numerous productions before taking over co-management
of the facility in 2010. When not on stage Clay works as a writer,
director, and producer for
different entertainment mediums. As the Civic's Director of Education,
Clay overlooks the Fall/Spring acting classes, the newly formed "24-Hour
Play Project", and has directed several shows (including Xanadu,
The Boy Who Stole The Stars, and A Thousand Cranes) under
the
NEXTWAVE
banner. As part of the Civic Theatre's 2013-2014 Season, Clay will
direct the Tony
Award Winning musical
Urinetown.
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