BEAUTIFUL THING
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South Eugene Theater presents Beautiful Thing, written by Jonathan Harvey and directed by South senior Audrey McCarthy.
Featuring Aidan Dockendorf as Jamie, James Craig as Ste, Natalie Stern as Sandra, Autumn Joule as Leah, and Sebastian Harris as Tony. Masks will be required for audiences for all performances and seating will be socially distanced. Don’t miss it! Beautiful Thing runs December 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, and 11th at 7:00 PM in the South Eugene High School Little Theater. Tickets are $7 for students & seniors, $10 for adults, and can be purchased online on our box office page or at the box office a half hour before the show. For further information, email us at southeugenetheater@gmail.com |
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WINTER AUDITIONS
We will be holding auditions December 6th and 7th! Auditions are being held for The Revolutionists, Matt and Ben, and this year's musical, The Drowsy Chaperone. Everyone is welcome. If you are auditioning for the musical, prepare a song from the show. No preparation is required for the other shows.
Awards Ceremony
2021 South Eugene Theater Award Ceremony
Gallery
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Buy tickets online, or at the Box Office half an hour prior to performances !
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Meet the new director of Troupe 750!
John Monteverde comes from the world of professional youth theater where for 13
years he served as Founding Artistic Director of Northwest Children’s Theater & School.
Following that he founded the Blue Monkey Theater, which he ran for an additional
seven years. John holds a BA in theater from the University of Washington as well as a
Masters in Education (Theater emphasis) from Marylhurst University. He lived and
taught in Western Massachusetts before he returned to Oregon last year where he
taught briefly at A3. He has directed hundreds of plays and musicals in theaters from
California to Alaska, and Texas to Pennsylvania.
John Monteverde comes from the world of professional youth theater where for 13
years he served as Founding Artistic Director of Northwest Children’s Theater & School.
Following that he founded the Blue Monkey Theater, which he ran for an additional
seven years. John holds a BA in theater from the University of Washington as well as a
Masters in Education (Theater emphasis) from Marylhurst University. He lived and
taught in Western Massachusetts before he returned to Oregon last year where he
taught briefly at A3. He has directed hundreds of plays and musicals in theaters from
California to Alaska, and Texas to Pennsylvania.
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