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2013-2014 EDUCATION BROCHURE

EDUCATION

2013-2014 EDUCATION Dream bigger and accomplish bolder with Education at Proctors! Every year our live performances, residency programs and performing arts classes touch thousands. Whether you are an educator looking for new ways to meet classroom goals, a parent in search of smart, engaging entertainment, or a student exploring your passion for performance, discover our programs and be amazed at what Education at Proctors will do for YOU!

EDUCATOR EXTRAVAGANZA

INDEX

OCTOBER 8, 2013 • 4:30-7:30PM

PROCTORS

SCHOOL DAY LIVE PERFORMANCES BROADWAY THEATRETALKS GIANT SCREEN FILMS CAST MEDIA PROGRAMS STUDENT ART EXHIBITION SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS

CAPITAL REPERTORY THEATRE STUDENT MATINEES ON-THE-GO! CAST

HOW TO REACH US: Christine Sheehan Education Director csheehan@proctors.org 518.382.3884 x112

Kadie I. Ertel Youth & Community Programs Manager kertel@proctors.org 518.382.3884 x197

Jessica Johndrew Gelarden Education Program Manager jgelarden@proctors.org 518.382.3884 x150

GROUP SALES FOR INQUIRIES & ORDERS: groupsales@proctors.org 518.382.3884 x139

For the past 3 years, Proctors has been proud to present a night just for you! Educators, administrators, and home school leaders are welcome to attend our 4th Annual Educator Extravaganza. Come learn about all that Proctors has to offer you, the resources, programs and opportunities available to you and your students. Enjoy complimentary arts integration workshops, free shortened preview of Capital Repertory’s Theatre’s ON-THE-GO! School Tours, or the opportunity to view one of our new GIANT screen films. Get all this along with some delicious treats! Educator Extravaganza is a great opportunity to connect with us here at Proctors, to explore the fabulous arts enrichment opportunities in the area, and to enjoy yourself for an evening, while earning professional development credit from Capital Region BOCES. The event is free to educators and school professionals, but advance registration is required. For more information and to register visit proctors.org. Be sure to check with your school regarding professional development credit guidelines prior to the event. For questions and further information, please contact Kadie Ertel, Youth and Community Programs Manager at Proctors. 518.382.3884 x197 or kertel@proctors.org.

November 1, 2013 • 10am • 55 min. $6/$7 $7/$8

Based on the concept of ancient India’s transformation into modern India, Mystic India features 65 professional dancers and 1000 opulent costumes. Audiences can expect an explosion of colors and energy as they travel on a celebratory journey through Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Punjab and Gujarat. Director Amit Shah says, “If you have ever wanted to visit India, this is the direct flight there.” 4th - 12th • Mainstage at Proctors Social Studies: Ancient India, Geography

MADELINE AND THE BAD HAT

November 4, 2013 • 10am & 12:15pm 55 min. $6/$7 $7/$8 Madeline and the Bad Hat, an original musical based upon the much-loved book, captures the blithe yet touching spirit of Ludwig Bemelmans’ Madeline series. It follows the adventures of a young Parisian girl who learns that first impressions aren’t everything, and that experience can change your opinion of others. This gentle, funny tale of enemies becoming friends will charm and entertain children and parents alike. PreK – 2nd • Mainstage at Proctors ELA, Language, Communication Skills, Literacy, Values

AN ILIAD BY LISA PETERSON AND DENIS O’HARE, TRANSLATION BY ROBERT FAGLES

November 12, 2013 • 10am 55 min. + 15 min. post-show discussion $9/$10 $10/$12 Has anything truly changed since the Trojan War? Find out for yourself as this ancient epic roars back to life with contemporary wisdom and classic truths. An Iliad rises on the bare stage, as a sole storyteller and a lyric minstrel weave together their tale, capturing the grief and glory of the battle for Troy. An Iliad races through time, reliving humanity’s unshakeable attraction to violence and destruction. The mythic warriors of Homer’s epic - Achilles and Hector - introduce students not only to the great tales of the ancient Greeks, but to the parallels of conflicts and the trials of the world today. 7th – 12th grade • GE Theatre • ELA

NORTHEAST BALLET’S ANNUAL NUTCRACKER UNDER THE ARTISTIC DIRECTION OF DARLENE MYERS

December 6, 2013 • 10am • 60 min. $6/$7 $7/$8 Watch a young girl’s holiday dream come to life to the lush music of Tchaikovsky! The Nutcracker ballet has become an annual holiday tradition for its fantasy universe and joyous music. The beautiful Sugar Plum Fairy invites you to visit her Kingdom of Sweets – but only after you visit a holiday celebration with a magical growing tree and witness the heroic Nutcracker battle the Rat King. This narrated version of the Northeast Ballet Company’s Nutcracker is a wonderful introduction to the mystical world of ballet and will enthrall the kid in all of us! PreK – 2nd • Mainstage at Proctors ELA, Storytelling, Geography

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MYSTIC INDIA: THE WORLD TOUR

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AFRICAN CHILDREN’S CHOIR

HARRIET TELLS IT LIKE IT IS

SPECIAL HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE!

BY KAREN JONES MEADOWS

December 20, 2013 • 10am • 55 min. $8/$9 $9/$10

February 11, 2014 • 10am • 55 min. + 15 min. post-show discussion $9/$10 $10/$12

In 1984, in the midst of Uganda’s civil war, human rights activist Ray Barnett was called on to help the country’s many thousands of orphaned and starving children. Ray and his team came up with a unique approach to impact the lives of these children, one child at a time - the African Children’s Choir. The African Children’s Choir has performed for heads of state worldwide, at the United Nations, White House and have been a special guest on ELLEN, GOOD MORNING AMERICA, THE TONIGHT SHOW and AMERICAN IDOL. Don’t miss their limited engagement at Proctors for a special holiday performance.

Travel back in time and journey North on the Underground Railroad with Harriet Tubman in this special adaptation. Harriet shares her story of bravery, struggle and triumph as she fights for her freedom and the freedom of countless other African slaves. Her account comes to life with live drum accompaniment. This narrative truly demonstrates the power one individual has to affect and change the lives of so many. 3rd – 6th grade • GE Theatre • ELA, Storytelling, Social Studies, Slavery

all grades • GE Theatre • Global Studies

DINOSAUR TRAIN – LIVE!

February 7, 2014 • 10am & 12:15pm • 60 min. $7/$8 $8/$9 Based on the television show and produced by the Jim Henson Company, DINOSAUR TRAIN celebrates the wide-eyed fascination that preschoolers have with dinosaurs and trains while encouraging scientific thinking in this interactive, original musical. Travel back to the Mesozoic through the interactive world created by puppeteer characters, rear-projected screens, motion-driven backgrounds and our enormous Dinosaur Train! Our larger-than-life super stars and their adventures, will have your kids dancing and singing their way through the Pteranadon family’s adventures in this wild multimedia thrill ride! PreK – 2nd • Mainstage at Proctors Natural History, Paleontology, Scientific Method, Inquiry

ARC ATTACK

February 28, 2014 • 10am • 60 min. $6/$7 $7/$8 These wild sound pioneers use high-tech wizardry to generate a truly unique, high-wattage musical performance! Hand-built Tesla coils throw 12-foot electrical arcs that act as an instrument reminiscent of the early synthesizer. A robotic drum set accompanies the visual spectacle while the six members churn out futuristic rock electronica. Through the technology they pioneered, they explore the intersection between art and science and re-examine the works of researchers and performers like Nikola Tesla and Delia Derbyshire in light of the ever-evolving technology of this wild world! 6th - 12th • Mainstage at Proctors • ELA, Electricity, Voltage, History

BY MAGGIE MANCINELLI-CAHILL & MAUREEN AUMAND

April 8, 2014 • 10am • 55 min. + 15 min. post-show discussion $9/$10 $10/$12 Hero or Scoundrel? Victim or Villain? The English navigator Henry Hudson remains an enigmatic figure whose persistence and determination carried him up the Hudson River and onto the pages of history. This season, the Halve Maen (or Half Moon) and its captain will sail into schools engaging students in a work woven together from the documents of history. 3rd – 6th grade • GE Theatre • ELA, Storytelling, Social Studies

DIARY OF A WORM, A SPIDER, AND A FLY March 21, 2014 • 10am & 12:15pm • 55 min. $6/$7 $7/$8

THE MONSTER WHO ATE MY PEAS May 5, 2014 • 10am $6/$7 $7/$8

& 12:15pm • 55 min.

It’s not easy being a bug– especially on the first day of school! But luckily for Worrying Worm, Sassy Spider, and Fearless Fly, every creature finds its special talent in Diary of a Worm, a Spider, and a Fly. Spider waits anxiously to shed his skin; Worm feels self-conscious and embarrassed for having no legs; and Fly’s 327 brothers and sisters drive her so crazy that she can hardly focus on schoolwork. Based on the bestselling books, this hysterical coming-of-age musical directed by the renowned Rob Urbinati will have the whole family cheering on the quirky crawlers as they face problems and milestones common to us all.

Based on the multi-award winning book by Danny Schnitzlein, this new musical tells the funny and poignant story of a young boy who doesn’t want to eat his peas. When a crafty monster appears underneath his kitchen table, the boy is ready to make a deal with the monster; if the monster eats his peas, the boy will give the monster any of his possessions. As the monster raises his stakes, will the boy make the difficult decision to face his own fears? Children and adults alike will be entertained and engaged by this wonderfully woven tale of the real value of will power.

PreK – 2nd • Mainstage at Proctors ELA, Overcoming Fears, Exploration of Differences, Self Expression, Communication

Pre-K – 2nd • Mainstage at Proctors ELA, Communication Skills, Negotiation, Value

SCHOOL DAY LIVE PERFORMANCES | PROCTORS.ORG

THE REMARKABLE AND PERPLEXING CASE OF HENRY HUDSON

Group Sales information: proctors.org // 518-382-3884 x139 groupsales@proctors.org *Groups discounts start at 20 people. Save as much as 20% by organizing a group of 50+. * Some restrictions apply.

SEPTEMBER 14 – 20 *Please be advised that there is mild violence, mature themes and dialogue that is true to the story and plot. Parental guidance is suggested.

Photos by Joan Marcus

BROADWAY PERFORMANCES | PROCTORS.ORG

Our 2013-14 KEY PRIVATE BANK BROADWAY SERIES offers an array of opportunities to combine education with entertainment. Discount tickets* and FREE parking for schools are available. Our qualified staff will make your field trip a breeze. Call us today and find out why so many schools choose Proctors each season.

OCTOBER 15 – 20

JANUARY 14 – 19

FEBRUARY 18 – 23

MARCH 11 – 16 Contains explicit language

MAY 28 - JUNE 8

Henry Schaffer TheatreTalks offer guests exclusive behind-the-scenes discussions with the cast, crew and industry professionals! TheatreTalks are FREE with your ticket. They take place in Robb Alley at Proctors. For this season, all TTalks are after the Thursday matinee performance.

GHOST The Musical • September 19 // Matthew Bourne’s SLEEPING BEAUTY • October 17 WAR HORSE • January 16 // SISTER ACT • February 20 THE BOOK OF MORMON • March 13 // THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA • May 19

GIANT SCREEN FILMS

CAST CULTIVATING ARTS AND STUDENTS TOGETHER

LIBRARY

WILDEST WEATHER IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM (40 min. National Geographic) BUGS! A RAINFOREST ADVENTURE (40 min.) THE WILDEST DREAM: CONQUEST OF EVEREST (93 min. National Geographic) FORCES OF NATURE (50 min. National Geographic) LEWIS & CLARK: GREAT JOURNEY WEST (40 min. National Geographic) THE ALPS: CLIMB OF YOUR LIFE (45 min. National Geographic) FLYING MONSTERS (40 min. National Geographic) SEA MONSTERS: A PREHISTORIC ADVENTURE (40 min. National Geographic)

GRANTS & AWARDS

Theatre-loving high school and college students: Come enhance and exhibit your passion for the arts through volunteer work! As a CAST member, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have the opportunity to experience firsthand what goes on during show night while helping out and having fun. Also as a member, you will meet Proctors key volunteers and staff, have exciting responsibilities, and get a backstage tour. Applications are accepted year-round, but the mandatory orientation meetings are only held in the fall. So, be sure to get your application in early! For more information and applications, visit proctors.org.

PROCTORS EDUCATION GRANTS AND AWARDS FUND: Due to the generosity of regional businesses each season, schools can take advantage of grants for tickets and transportation for a fieldtrip to Proctors. For a list of grants and how to apply, visit: proctors.org/education. Do not forget to discuss funding with your administration! For more information: jgelarden@proctors.org

CAST | GIANT SCREEN FILMS | GRANTS & AWARDS

CHOOSE A FILM FROM OUR LIBRARY OR YOUR OWN TO EXPERIENCE ON OUR GIANT SCREEN IN OUR GE THEATRE AT PROCTORS. TO DISCUSS INTEREST & SCHEDULE, CALL 518.382.3884 X150 OR EMAIL JGELARDEN@PROCTORS.ORG.

Proctors believes that if we can teach our community and its students how to use the tools of communication, we can create better life-long and late-in-life learners. By doing so, we create an informed, connected community that can better communicate and defend ideas and opinions, without anger, violence or misunderstanding. We offer three signature media programs annually: MediaWorks, After School Media, and the Training Institute. Each segment addresses issues critical to different generations of the community and equips members with the tools and knowledge necessary for effective communication.

MEDIA PROGRAMS | PROCTORS.ORG

MEDIAWORKS

AFTER SCHOOL MEDIA

TRAINING INSTITUTE

Proctors has teamed up with Open Stage Media to offer After School Media, an after school program in filmmaking to engage kids grades 6-8 in fun, project-based, team-building activities.

MediaWorks is an Arts-in-Education program designed to integrate media arts with Common Core Curriculum to create new pathways for student success. Proctors is working with regional high schools to integrate media arts into Global History and English Language Arts curriculum. A professional filmmaker works with a team of teachers to develop and implement new learning pathways, based on core standards and project-based learning, to increase student engagement, attendance and success. Call to learn more about this unique program that offers and alternative approach to traditional teaching and learning.

This engaging program is designed to challenge students to think visually, work as a team and develop media skills crucial to expanding their organizational skills and creativity. Topics range from storyboarding and editing to documentary and news journalism. Students will have the opportunity to act in, direct, write and edit original works, and have them shown on Open Stage Media public access channel 17! The program runs for two sessions (broken into 9 and 10 week sessions) from October to April (excluding holidays and school breaks). The times are Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00-6:00pm and Wednesday from 3:30-5:30pm. This program is open to school districts and individual participation. Call for details!

This 90-minute workshop, open to youth and adults, will focus on using Open Stage Media’s studio to create a forum for their own works, seen on cable television and anywhere on the Internet. The workshop will cover the basics of studio production and what you need to know to produce television programming using OSM equipment. • The training institute is available the first Saturday of each month from 11-12:30pm. • The fee is $25 (Schenectady County residents), $35 non-residents. Registration is required. For details and registration, please see: proctors.org/education

MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL MAY 8, 2014 • 6PM

Artists in middle school, high school and college are invited to submit their media for exhibition in this exciting arts festival. Interactive/motion pieces will be presented on the GIANT Screen in the GE Theatre. The Media Arts Festival will explore the work of designers, artists, filmmakers, musicians and collaborators in the region’s schools. For details and registration, please visit proctors.org.

MASTERMINDS This fast-paced academic quiz competition attracts some of the brightest students from schools around New York State, testing their knowledge of subjects as diverse as history, literature, science, politics, art, geography, religion, sports and current events. This 30-minute show features 26 schools from around the region, pitting them against one another to see which will win the title of MasterMind. MasterMinds is a collaborative program offered by Capital Region BOCES, produced at Proctors, connecting producers, filmmakers, students, teachers, schools and artists together to create a season of 30 minute shows. There are opportunities for interns to learn television production, community organizations to partner with Proctors and high school students to show their stuff on television. For new schools interested in beginning their very own high school MasterMinds team go to capregboces.org/arts/MasterMinds.cfm for more information.

MEDIA PROGRAMS | PROCTORS.ORG

A festival to showcase the talents of local young artists working in the media arts: animation, digital illustration, filmmaking, interactive journalism and experimental media—presented at Proctors, May 8. This is your opportunity to view some of the educational programs at Proctors and around the Capital District.

STUDENT ART EXHIBITION | PROCTORS.ORG

SEPARATION AND STRENGTH

AN ART EXHIBIT EXPLORING THE POWER OF SEPARATION TO BRING US CLOSER || EXHIBITION OPENS JANUARY 14, 2014 WAR HORSE tells the story of a deep bond between an English farm boy and his remarkable horse and their separation at the outbreak of World War I. In WAR HORSE, Albert and Joey, a boy and his beloved horse, have their deep bond continuously tested by separation and life struggles. It is that very separation that brings

them closer and cements their unequaled importance to one another along with the unity and importance in his family bond. In our art show SEPARATION AND STRENGTH, we invite students to submit artwork for exhibition that

explores how separation can be the very thing that creates togetherness. We are seeking art that explores the themes of War Horse, including love, loyalty, the human-animal bond, loss, bravery, and the uselessness of war, separation, excitement, survival and identity.

Artwork of all mediums will be accepted from students in grades 7-12 in this art show based on WAR HORSE, at Proctors January 14-19, 2014. For registration and contest details, visit proctors.org.

SUMMER 2013

CAMPS AND CLASSES IN DANCE, THEATRE, MUSIC AND FILM FOR ALL AGES AND INTERESTS, FROM BEGINNER TO PRE-PROFESSIONAL.

THE CIRQUE EXPERIENCE

NEW THIS YEAR!

A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE.

Imagine a week mastering the toe-to-toe on a tightrope, becoming a juggernaut at juggling, or sailing through the aerial disciplines and floor exercises, all of it wrapped up in the magical, magnificent ambiance of Cirque. Part fantasy, part performance and totally fun.

AUGUST 5 – 9

AUGUST12–16 AUGUST 19 – 23 15-18 YEAR OLDS

SINGLE DAY - ADULT

CLASSES ARE FROM 1 – 4 PM

MONDAY – FRIDAY

12-14 YEAR OLDS

MONDAY – FRIDAY

No experience is required. For more information: 518.382.3884 x150 or jgelarden@proctors.org

MCDONALD’S OWNER OPERATORS

OF THE CAPITAL REGION

SCHOOL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS | PROCTORS.ORG

SCHOOL OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

CAPITAL REP STUDENT MATINEES | CAPITALREP.ORG

STUDENT MATINEES A CHRISTMAS CAROL

Adapted by Patrick Barlow Dec 10, 12, 17 & 19 // 10:30am Engage students with the genius of Charles Dickens. This beloved timeless classic receives a merry retelling by the creator of the two-time Tony Award winning hit, The 39 Steps. Dickens’ text is re-imagined with a fresh new physicality and theatricality combining comedy and a heart-felt spirit to brighten the holidays! Recommended for grades 3-12.

THE MOUNTAINTOP

By Katori Hall Jan 22, Feb 5, 11 & 13 // 10:30am On the eve of his assassination, Martin Luther King cools down in a lonely Memphis hotel room after delivering the speech of a lifetime – when an unexpected visit from a feisty, young hotel maid pushes him into a confrontation with his doubts, fears and haunting premonitions. The Mountaintop presents a human portrayal of King’s dreams and foibles, revealing the man behind the public image and the great ideals that formed a new America. Recommended for grades 9-12. Contains strong language.

GYPSY, A MUSICAL FABLE

Book By Arthur Laurents, Music by Jule Styne, Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Apr 2 // 10:30am Let us entertain you with the rags to riches story of ugly-duckling, Louise, who rose to national fame as Gypsy Rose Lee, the Queen of Burlesque. Share the joy and heartbreak of a pushy backstage mother living vicariously through her daughter’s fame, and pays a high price for it. Enjoy unforgettable characters and a thrilling musical score, including “Everything’s Coming Up Roses,” “Let Me Entertain You,” and more – as only Capital Rep can deliver – up close and personal! Recommended for grades 9-12.

THE GOD GAME By Suzanne Bradbeer May 21 // 10:30am

Students receive a powerful complement to American History studies with this political drama about what happens when a moderate, non-religious candidate is tapped to run for Vice President with a religious conservative. The separation between church and state and the role of privacy in public life come into play in this drama that was the hit of Capital Rep’s NEXT ACT New Play Summit! Recommended for grades 9-12.

PRICE: $12 per student. LOCATION: Capital Repertory Theatre. PERFORMANCE LENGTH: Running times vary, but all matinees will be finished by 1pm to allow adequate time for bus departure. RESERVATIONS: To place an order for a Student Matinee please call Group Sales at Proctors at 518.382.3884 x139. SCHOLARSHIPS: Visit capitalrep.org for information and applications. CHAPERONES: For every 15 students, one complimentary adult ticket is provided.

Call with your show, date & time of choice.

AN ILIAD

HARRIET TELLS IT LIKE IT IS

By Lisa Peterson and Denis O’Hare, Translation by Robert Fagles

By Karen Jones Meadows

IN-SCHOOL TOUR NOV 11 - 23 Has anything truly changed since the Trojan War? Find out for yourself as this ancient epic roars back to life with contemporary wisdom and classic truths. An Iliad rises on the bare stage, as a sole storyteller and a lyric minstrel weave together their tale, capturing the grief and glory of the battle for Troy. An Iliad races through time, reliving humanity’s unshakeable attraction to violence and destruction. The mythic warriors of Homer’s epic - Achilles and Hector introduce students not only to the great tales of the ancient Greeks, but to the parallels of conflicts and the trials of the world today. Recommended for grades 9-12.

IN-SCHOOL TOUR FEB 3 – MAR 1 (no shows FEB 17-21) Travel back in time and journey North on the Underground Railroad with Harriet Tubman in this special adaptation. Harriet shares her story of bravery, struggle and triumph as she fights for her freedom and the freedom of countless other African slaves. Her account comes to life with live drum accompaniment. This narrative truly demonstrates the power one individual has to affect and change the lives of so many. *Recommended for grades 3-6.

THE REMARKABLE AND PERPLEXING CASE OF HENRY HUDSON By Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill & Maureen Aumand IN-SCHOOL TOUR MAR 24- APR 12 Hero or Scoundrel? Victim or Villain? The English navigator Henry Hudson remains an enigmatic figure whose persistence and determination carried him up the Hudson River and onto the pages of history. This season, the Halve Maen and its captain will sail into schools engaging students in a work woven together from the documents of history. *Recommended for grades 3-6.

ON-THE-GO! COST: $1,000 per performance with unlimited student attendance possible. RESERVATIONS: To schedule an On-The-Go! presentation, contact Education Program Manager, at (518) 382-3884 x 168. PAYMENT: A school purchase order or BOCES paperwork is required within one month of making any ON-THE-GO! reservation. Final payment is due for all events by 30 days prior to performance date.

ON-THE-GO! SCHOOL TOURS || CAPITALREP.ORG

We bring the show to you! Portable, professional theatre which tours directly into your school building. Our On-The-Go! tours offer unlimited attendance, a 45 minute show followed by a 15 minute talkback with the actors, all while eliminating bus costs, travel time and logistical concerns and maximizing the effectiveness of arts in education dollars.

FREE SHOWS FOR TEENS + COMMUNITY SERVICE CREDITS! Cultivating Arts & Students Together

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I am required to have 10 service hours for my school and 40 hours for my Confirmation classes, so this is the perfect opportunity for me to do something I love and also get hours. - Mariah, 15

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Love theatre? Need community service credits for school or religious studies? Capital Repertory’s CAST program gives teens the opportunity to get an in-depth learning experience that satisfies their passion while fulfilling their needs. Go behind the scenes to see how Capital Rep creates top-notch professional productions. Open to ages 14 – 19. CAST members participate in training sessions and volunteer once during each show at Capital Repertory Theatre. Online applications available at capitalrep.org

SPONSORS Capital Repertory Theatre and our Educational Programs are made possible in part with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts.

CDPHP STEWART’S SHOPS NYSUT PRICE CHOPPER CENTER FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH

In addition, Education Programs at Capital Rep are also made possible in part through the generosity of: LUCILLE A. HEROLD CHARITABLE TRUST SIDNEY & BEATRICE ALBERT FOUNDATION THE MICHAEL TUCH FOUNDATION PICOTTE FAMILY FOUNDATION Summer Theatre at the Rep Sponsor:

COHOES SAVINGS FOUNDATION

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