Review of THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL

Here's a link to my review of THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL playing for one more weekend at The Fourth Wall on Page Avenue in Jackson, Michigan.

Winners in Regional III AACTfest

BREAKING NEWS

Escanaba places in Region III AACTfest competition!

After a great weekend of theatre and much gnashing of teeth, the winners have been announced for the Region III AACTfest, which will be held in Carmel, Indiana, June 17 - 23, 2013.

Although we didn’t win one of the two top slots, assuring progressing to the nationals, one of our Michigan entries (Escanaba) was “first runner-up,” so to speak. Our other entry (Ann Arbor) wowed the audiences and judges, winning several acting and technical awards. Michigan was very well represented with two spectacular plays and, if Escanaba for any reason goes on to Nationals, they will do us proud again!

Here’s a list of all the shows entered in the Regional AACTFest:

Michigan

Some Things You Need to Know Before the World Ends (A Final Evening with the Illuminati) (Alternate Representative to Nationals)- Players de Noc, Escanaba
Leaving Iowa - Ann Arbor Civic Theatre

Wisconsin

Cradle and All (Proceeding to Nationals) - Wisconsin Rapids Community Theatre
Macbeth - La Crosse Community Theatre
Illinois
The Dining Room - Stage Coach Players, DeKalb

Indiana

The Gifts of the Magi - Kokomo Civic Theatre
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Proceeding to nationals) - Elkhart Civic Theatre

Ohio

Jerry Finnegan’s Sister - The Drama Workshop, Cincinnati

(Reprinted from the CTAM Callboard.)

Do You Use a Tanning Salon?

Dan Risner, Shed Light Productions, Inc. is looking for actors that use tanning salons and have a tan. All ages. He needs them to deliver one line on camera. Would only take about ten minutes to film. Pay is $50.00 for this.

Send a message to dan@shedlightprod.com

Fred Pesetsky (1931 - 2013)

Fred Pesetsky

Fred Pesetsky age 81, died peacefully April 1, 2013, after years of confronting physical challenges. He was born in 1931 to Russian immigrant parents in South River, New Jersey. Fred earned degrees from Rutgers and Bradley Universities, and a PhD from Vanderbilt University. After coming to Jackson in 1961 he worked as a clinical psychologist for the Michigan Department of Corrections, held a professorship at Michigan State University and conducted a private practice. Additionally Fred will be remembered as a skilled and delightful actor with the local theatre groups. Left to mourn his loss is his wife, Sally, his daughter Anna Fugate, his son-in-law Andy, and his grandson Alec Ivan Fugate. A celebration of his life and a tribute to Fred will be held at a later date. Affordable Memorial Services 715 E. Michigan Ave. 517.998.3023

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