Welcome! Please let us know your thoughts on Adventures In Acting's production(s), website, your ideas for the future, and positive suggestions to help the camp. Thank you!
Comment: Thank you Adventures in Acting for a fabulous adventure this summer with Wonderland! We loved every minute of it! Already looking forward to next year!
Name: kat zaremba
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Country: U.S.
IP Address: 198.145.83.196
Date: 3 Jun 2007 04:29:50 GMT
Comment: No Strings Attached rocks! (Wonderland was a great musical too!) I have been listening to my cd so much I think that my family knows all the words by heart! I cannot wait to get up on stage with all the other actors and actresses. This is so exhilarating!
Name: Cynthia Stevenson
Email: cstevenson@casco.net
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IP Address: 207.55.117.95
Date: 30 Jun 2007 18:32:36 GMT
Comment: Beth and crew,You've done it again! An outstanding production and you did it in two weeks! Amazing! Thanks for giving all kids, but especially the young ones, an opportunity to perform in a high quality production. Every one of you on the staff and crew are to be commended for your efforts. Thanks again!
Name: The Tadepallis
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IP Address: 70.193.241.217
Date: 3 Jul 2007 04:11:37 GMT
Comment: Thank you, Adventures In Acting crew! You are awesome! Sravya had great fun. Her little sister can't wait for next year!
Name: The Killips
Email: killipso1@comcast.net
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IP Address: 24.21.158.228
Date: 8 Jul 2007 22:02:51 GMT
Comment: What fun! Great show! You guys did a fantastic job of including and challenging everyone in the camp. We're looking forward to next year's show!
Name: Melinda Croft
Email: sundance800@comcast.net
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Country: USA
IP Address: 71.236.131.165
Date: 29 Jun 2008 17:15:56 GMT
Comment: In fair Corvallis where we laid our scene; Adventures in Acting did merry make; And now a drought of a year we doth face; Til Beth and Company return again!
Name: Michele Ulriksen
Email: michele@westhillscommunications.com
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Country: USA
IP Address: 67.168.220.176
Date: 1 Jul 2008 00:46:38 GMT
Comment: Wow! Words cannot convey how fabulous the Friday and Saturday night performances of Romeo and Harriet were. And all put together in only two weeks; amazing. You are all a class act. Adventures in Acting has made our summer richer. Thanks for a good time! My daughter enjoyed every minute of it.
Name: Courtney Quinn
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Country: US
IP Address: 63.229.19.103
Date: 5 Aug 2008 21:03:15 GMT
Comment:
Dear Beth, and Betty, Jenna, Eric, too,
And Corey, Kelsey, Katie, Alison,
Plus Douglas, Andrew, Michael, Grant: the crew
Who pulled together this delightful show.
I thank you for the work you did this year
To lead and guide us all along the way
Or just to make us look good on the stage.
I know we needed you to help us out.
Upon the stage, she did direct our lines
Our truly fearless leader, aye, ‘tis Beth.
Advice she gave that I shall not forget:
“Speak slow and loud! Chin up! And face the front!”
Another on the stage let music ring.
Boomwhackers and our voices Betty led.
She sang, “My feet support my whole body,”
Whenever we forgot to stand up straight.
A third did lead us in a merry dance.
The gorgeous Jenna, choreographer,
With patience taught us how we were to move
In unison across the crowded stage.
Do not forget the artist, Mr. O
Who built the sturdy set we all enjoyed
And led the making, painting of the props
With smiles, laughs, and lots of elbow grease.
A master of the thread and cloth is next:
Miss Corey hid the fortnight in her cave,
But all her toil did bring forth good fruit:
The costumes that she made caused much delight.
And who could miss the epiloids we wore?
Miss Kelsey was the mastermind of those.
She slaved away for just one week and then
She left us for an artists’ camp ‘cross town.
Another helper good with needles came
Miss Katie also hid back in the cave.
She worked and laughed but could not see the show
She had to go have fun with other things.
Now every stage must have a manager,
And Alison did well fulfill that task.
The lights and sound did follow her command.
She led a game of sharks and minnows, too.
The stage left headset, tic-tac catcher, too,
And sometimes shusher, Douglas was a pal.
He kept the kids in line (at least, he tried).
Just don’t ask him to paint within the lines.
A theater dude was seen all ‘round the place
On just one foot, our Andrew did it all
Projection exercises, warm-ups, too.
He built some props; he showed us theater’s cool.
An aide to props and costumes, one could see
A laughing Michael having quite a time
Caught on camera sewing buttons on…
And twirling in a Cinderella dress.
A techie snuck onto the stage each show
For just one song, young Grant did join the cast
He had, for choir, rehearsals far too oft
To come on stage more often than he did.
As all can see, you people did it all.
Without you, there could not have been a show.
So once again I thank you for your work,
I’m off to write a chapter in my book.
Name: Anonyomus
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IP Address: 98.232.187.179
Date: 7 Dec 2008 01:52:54 GMT
Comment: Can't wait 4 next year!
Name: The Elys
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Country: UNITED STATES
Date: 2 May 2010 14:52:59 GMT
Comment: Thanks for putting on a superb show. I am REALLY looking forward to next year!!!
Name: Lizzie G.
Email: cherie@gullerud.com
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Country: USA, EARTH
Date: 16 Aug 2010 23:02:45 GMT
Comment: Thank you SO much for a wonderful show! I've had a lot of fun with AIA. It's amazing that you guys can put together a show in two weeks! AAAAAAAAAAACK!!!!! Anyway just wanted to thank you and say I hope to see ya'll next year!
