Weston Drama Workshop

Weston Drama Workshop
P.O. Box 441
Weston, MA 02493
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- WDW Presents the 2009 Summer Program
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Since 1961, Weston Drama Workshop, based in Weston, Massachusetts,
produces a diverse and challenging selection of both dramas and musicals,
from new works to classics.

The Summer Program
Weston Drama Workshop is dedicated to the celebration and appreciation of live theater. Our programs are for participants of middle school age through age 23.  With professional directors our members experience theater arts and technical theater by participating in workshops and full length productions. Programs and shows are age appropriate and selected for their learning and enjoyment value. Productions reflect a variety of genre and style, the history of theater, and technical challenge.

Weston Drama Workshop welcomes age eligible individuals of all ability levels from Greater Boston, Metro communities and beyond.

For the 2009 Season, WDW presents: A Chorus Line and more! learn more ...

Morning Program
(grades 6 through 9) learn more ...

Participants entering grades six through nine produce a full length musical show.
2009 Production: Once on This Island

NEW Afternoon Program
(grades 6 through 9) learn more ...

NEW for WDW 2009: Theater for Young Audiences (TYA)
Group of 20 middle school students will create a full-length theater production.
2009 Production: Charlotte's Web

Evening Program
(grades 9 through age 23) learn more ...

Participants entering grade nine through age 23 produce a full length musical and often an additional drama or musical.
2009 Productions: A Chorus Line and Hello Dolly

Technical Theater
(Grades 9 through age 23) learn more ...
The Newly Designed Technical program is now for students entering grade 9 up through age 23. The areas of technical production include: basic stage terms, stage safety, tool safety, set design, lighting, painting, audio/ sound design, set construction and stage management. The Technical Crew are responsible for the run of all the shows.

Scholarships are available on a limited basis, through a new application process. For information, contact Sue Ryan at 781-893-1896. Scholarship applications for all programs are due with the registration forms no later than May 21, 2009.

Gallery of Past Productions: See the Gallery of past shows and learn more about the Summer Program.


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