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Wednesday, May 08, 2024

The Legit List 5/7/24 AUDITIONS around Danbury and Connecticut

Hi, I’m Gregory Wencek with Stage Gram, auditions. And If you give me a minute I’ll tell you where to go.


Auditions coming up around Danbury

Ridgefield Theater Barn AUDITIONS: The Prom Monday, May 13th & Tuesday, May 14th at 7:30pm


Around Connecticut:

Auditions at the Crystal Theater in Norwalk for Ellis Island are May 12 and 14.

In Putnam, The Bradley Playhouse AUDITIONS: Something Rotten May 13 and 14. 

Center Stage Theater in Shelton  AUDITIONS for Rent are May 15, 16, and 17 from 6 to 9:30 pm

The Connecticut Theater Company in New Britain holds auditions for Cabaret May 19 and 20.  

The Ivoryton Playhouse holds equity auditions for Alabama Story Monday May 20 in NYC. 


For audition specifics check the links.

This is your StageGram. Auditions. Break a Leg. The latest Stage Gram is published, a partial listing of theater auditions around Greater Danbury and throughout Connecticut. For the week including May 7 there are auditions in Ridgefield, Norwalk, Putnam, Shelton, New Britain, and New York City. Link - look or listen for what’s on stage this week from Stage Gram. Link to Look- http://stagegram.blogspot.com/ Link to Listen- https://open.spotify.com/episode/5e0UeGoOQiJyElTsCNGFJI?si=AWNxZl1TQISLWzoT6QxqSA 

Saturday, November 29, 2008

The State of Connecticut and the City of Danbury are behind the 2009 Connecticut Film Festival.

The Connecticut Film Festival has announced it will kick off the 2009 Festival with screenings of more than 30 films at the Bethel Cinema in Bethel, Connecticut between December 5-7, 2008.

Hat City Entertainment reports that funding has been promised from the State of Connecticut and the City of Danbury. As Western Connecticut State University expands its film program the hope that this industry will keep the local economy moving. Film makers bring the necessity for all sorts of ancillary crafts. Any and all of these will keep the area diverse and vital.

The success of last summer's festival demonstrates the positive effect of arts programs in the community. It is not just the movie goers who benefit by seeing these great titles. Local merchants get the benefit of extra patrons at hotels and restaurants.

Keep up with the latest by joining the Facebook group "Connecticut Film, Music & Digital Media Festival & Conference". Keep current with Danbury activity by following Danbury Mayor Bouton at Twitter. You already watch this space so stayed connected.

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