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Jack and the Devil's 3 Golden Hairs

Book by Stephen Stearns
Music and Lyrics by Peter Amidon
Director: Dory Hamm
Musical Director: Kiera Carmichael

4 Performances:
February 20th at 7 pm ADD TO CALENDAR
February 21st at 2 pm ADD TO CALENDAR
February 21st at 7 pm ADD TO CALENDAR
February 22nd at 2 pm ADD TO CALENDAR

A musical melodrama written by NEYT founder Stephen Stearns and the beloved Brattleboro folk music icon Peter Amidon, Jack and the Devil's Three Golden Hairs is a mishmash of Brothers Grimm and classic vaudevillian stage antics! A conniving King attempts to thwart his daughter's prophesied marriage to Jack, a penniless peasant. But every measure he takes just makes the fated prediction seem more certain... until he comes up with a foolproof plan: Give Jack the impossible task of fetching three of the Devil's hairs from the depths of the underworld itself! Surely that could never be achieved... right?

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Page to Stage
The Lorax by Dr. Seuss

Age Range: 6-8

Instructors: Kristina Meima-Devendorf & Laura Thomas
March 3 - April 16
Tuesdays & Thursdays from 4 - 5:30pm
Presentation for family & friends on the NEYT stage, April 16th at 5pm

Open enrollment - Everyone who registers will receive a role that supports their learning and their desired level of involvement.

Page to Stage is a program for maturing youngsters to explore the elements of theater by working together to adapt a lively storybook into a play. Kids will take part in games, explore characters, have fun with voices and language and physicality, and make costumes & scenery for a short, joyful play. This welcoming introduction to the theatrical process will unfold as students make new friends, create lasting memories, and connect to their creativity.

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$375/425/475

Financial support is available!

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Improv

Age Range: 10-15
Start Date: 3/14/26
Length: 6 weeks
Days & Times: Saturday mornings 9:00a.m.- 10:30 a.m.
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Instructor Jane Baker

What is improv? Is it throwing people onstage and seeing what happens? Nah, although that might be fun. Improv has rules and goals and the biggest is to make each other look good while we tell a good story. Improv is fun and games and silliness. Come play and I promise you'll learn a playful and creative tool for not only the theater,but your everyday life! Dress in clothes you can move in and bring a snack. We'll take a 10 minute break midway through each class.
Can't wait to teach and learn together.
Jane

To determine if we can host this class, please enroll by March 7th if interested. Email us if you need more time to decide.

Sliding Scale Pricing
$320 /$295/$270

Financial aid is available! Application can be found here.

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