February
February 3rd - 12 PM - 3PM & 6 PM - 9 PM
On Camera Intro
February 8th - 8 PM
Third Semester Evening Project
February 9th - 1 PM
Fourth Semester Day Ensemble Presents
Burn This
by Landford Wilson
The place is a Manhattan loft shared by Anna, a lithe young dancer-choreographer, and her two gay roommates—her collaborator, Robby, who has just been killed in a freak boating accident, and Larry, a world-weary, caustically funny young advertising executive. As the play begins Anna is recovering from attending Robby's funeral, comforted by her wealthy, well-meaning boyfriend, Burton, a sci-fi screenwriter whose persistent proposals of marriage Anna finds herself unable to accept. Then, with sudden, unexpected explosiveness, Robby's older brother, Pale, bursts on the scene. He has come to collect his brother's belongings—but stays on to transform the action of the play and the lives of those in it.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Matthew Bassett
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 9th - 8 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Ensemble Presents
The Author's Voice
by Richard Greenberg
Smitten with her latest protege, a handsome young writer with a "special voice," a pretty editor accompanies him back to his apartment—the better to see from whence his inspiration springs, and also to toast their new creative partnership. But while she is captivated by the writer's good looks and laid-back, low-key manner, she begins, increasingly, to wonder (to the audience) at the emptiness—even banality—of his conversation. In fact the only time he isn't boring is when he is quoting poetic passages from his novel in progress. The reason is all too soon apparent.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Sasha Olinick
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 10th - 8 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Ensemble Presents
The Author's Voice
by Richard Greenberg
Smitten with her latest protege, a handsome young writer with a "special voice," a pretty editor accompanies him back to his apartment—the better to see from whence his inspiration springs, and also to toast their new creative partnership. But while she is captivated by the writer's good looks and laid-back, low-key manner, she begins, increasingly, to wonder (to the audience) at the emptiness—even banality—of his conversation. In fact the only time he isn't boring is when he is quoting poetic passages from his novel in progress. The reason is all too soon apparent.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Sasha Olinick
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 11th - 2 PM
Fourth Semester Day Ensemble Presents
Burn This
by Lanford Wilson
The place is a Manhattan loft shared by Anna, a lithe young dancer-choreographer, and her two gay roommates—her collaborator, Robby, who has just been killed in a freak boating accident, and Larry, a world-weary, caustically funny young advertising executive. As the play begins Anna is recovering from attending Robby's funeral, comforted by her wealthy, well-meaning boyfriend, Burton, a sci-fi screenwriter whose persistent proposals of marriage Anna finds herself unable to accept. Then, with sudden, unexpected explosiveness, Robby's older brother, Pale, bursts on the scene. He has come to collect his brother's belongings—but stays on to transform the action of the play and the lives of those in it.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Matthew Bassett
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 11th - 5 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Ensemble Presents
The Author's Voice
by Richard Greenberg
Smitten with her latest protege, a handsome young writer with a "special voice," a pretty editor accompanies him back to his apartment—the better to see from whence his inspiration springs, and also to toast their new creative partnership. But while she is captivated by the writer's good looks and laid-back, low-key manner, she begins, increasingly, to wonder (to the audience) at the emptiness—even banality—of his conversation. In fact the only time he isn't boring is when he is quoting poetic passages from his novel in progress. The reason is all too soon apparent.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Sasha Olinick
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 11th - 8 PM
Fourth Semester Day Ensemble Presents
Burn This
by Lanford Wilson
The place is a Manhattan loft shared by Anna, a lithe young dancer-choreographer, and her two gay roommates—her collaborator, Robby, who has just been killed in a freak boating accident, and Larry, a world-weary, caustically funny young advertising executive. As the play begins Anna is recovering from attending Robby's funeral, comforted by her wealthy, well-meaning boyfriend, Burton, a sci-fi screenwriter whose persistent proposals of marriage Anna finds herself unable to accept. Then, with sudden, unexpected explosiveness, Robby's older brother, Pale, bursts on the scene. He has come to collect his brother's belongings—but stays on to transform the action of the play and the lives of those in it.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Matthew Bassett
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 12th - 2 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Ensemble Presents
The Author's Voice
by Richard Greenberg
Smitten with her latest protege, a handsome young writer with a "special voice," a pretty editor accompanies him back to his apartment—the better to see from whence his inspiration springs, and also to toast their new creative partnership. But while she is captivated by the writer's good looks and laid-back, low-key manner, she begins, increasingly, to wonder (to the audience) at the emptiness—even banality—of his conversation. In fact the only time he isn't boring is when he is quoting poetic passages from his novel in progress. The reason is all too soon apparent.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Sasha Olinick
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 12th - 5 PM
Fourth Semester Day Ensemble Presents
Burn This
by Lanford Wilson
The place is a Manhattan loft shared by Anna, a lithe young dancer-choreographer, and her two gay roommates—her collaborator, Robby, who has just been killed in a freak boating accident, and Larry, a world-weary, caustically funny young advertising executive. As the play begins Anna is recovering from attending Robby's funeral, comforted by her wealthy, well-meaning boyfriend, Burton, a sci-fi screenwriter whose persistent proposals of marriage Anna finds herself unable to accept. Then, with sudden, unexpected explosiveness, Robby's older brother, Pale, bursts on the scene. He has come to collect his brother's belongings—but stays on to transform the action of the play and the lives of those in it.
Rehearsal Project Instructor: Matthew Bassett
Free – Reservations please – ConservatoryOfDramaticArts@gmail.com or 202-333-2202
February 13
Mod 2 Begins
February 17th
Friday Seminar: Theater History: Post WWI with Ray Ficca and Doug Wilder
February 22nd - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Preview Workshop
February 24th - 10 AM - 10 PM
On Camera Seminar: Appointment Only
March
March 2nd - 10 AM - 10 PM
On Camera Seminar: Appointment Only
March 7th 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Preview Workshop
March 16th
Seminar: Theater History: Post WWII with Ray Ficca
March 17th - 12 PM - 5 PM
Cabaret Rehearsal
March 18th - 5 PM - 10 PM
Cabaret Rehearsal
March 19th
Mod 3 Begins
March 21st - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Preview Workshop
March 23rd - 10 AM - 10 PM
On Camera Seminar: Appointment Only
March 24th - 3 PM - 8 PM
Cabaret Rehearsal
March 24th - 8 PM
Cabaret
March 30th
Our Lady of Sandwich
March 31st
Our Lady of Sandwich
April
April 1st
Our Lady of Sandwich
April 4th - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Preview Workshop
April 6th - 12 PM - 3 PM & 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Film History: French Cinema of the 1960's
April 11th - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Preview Workshop
April 13 - 10 AM - 10 PM
On Camera Seminar: Appointment Only
April 19th - 1 PM
Fourth Semester Day Project
April 19th - 8 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Project
April 20th - 8 PM
Fourth Semester Day Project
April 21st - 2 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Project
April 21st - 5 PM
Fourth Semester Day Project
April 21st - 8 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Project
April 22nd - 2 PM
Fourth Semester Day Project
April 22nd - 5 PM
Fourth Semester Evening Project
April 25th - 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Preview Workshop
April 29 - 5 PM
Graduation
April 30th - 6 PM
ART Begins
April 30th - 8 PM
Audition - Transition Play
May
May 7th
Summer Semester Begins
May 28th - Memorial Day
Schools Closed
