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Celebrating our 97th Season!

Tarzan: The Stage Musical
November 3-12, 2023
Spring Awakening
January 19-28, 2024
Fun Home
March 15-24, 2024
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
May 10-19, 2024

Announcements

Cast for Tarzan: The Stage Musical Announced!

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Auditions for Spring Awakening Announced: Oct 1st & 2nd!

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The Mission of SLOC is to Provide Opportunities for Adults and Youths to Experience and Participate in the Performing Arts

Matilda- you closed! What an incredible way to sta Matilda- you closed! What an incredible way to start out our 97th Season. You filled seats and told an incredible story to all who were lucky enough to attend. We are so proud of this cast and crew, especially those who were new to the SLOC stage (and some new to the musical theater world!). Thank you for letting SLOC be a part of your stories- we hope they were changed for the better! 📚✨
Auditions for Spring Awakening are ONE WEEK from t Auditions for Spring Awakening are ONE WEEK from today! The countdown begins! Here are the final characters to meet as you prepare for auditions (or to see the show in January!!) The various Adult characters that populate the world of Spring Awakening include Parents (Frau Bergman, Fanny Gabor, Herr Stiefel, etc.), School Administrators (The Headmaster Herr Knochenbruch and his Associate Fräulein Knuppeldick, etc.), Doctors, Clergymen and even a rather busty Piano Teacher named Fräulein Grossebüstenhalter.   The Adults represent absolute authority, and appear, more often than not, as the antagonists of the show. Their rules are rigid, and a step out of line can bring about severe consequences. They represent a strict bourgeois society, where knowledge, sex, and individual expression are repressed.   Traditionally, the many roles have all been played by one Adult Woman and one Adult Male, adding to the metaphor that all the Adults come to represent the same thing. However, there have been Productions that have divided up the roles, such as the Deaf West Revival which saw four Adults – including Patrick Page and Oscar Winner Marlee Matlin.
That’s all, folks! Can’t wait to welcome our f That’s all, folks! Can’t wait to welcome our final 3 audiences to the theater this weekend!
Only 3 more show days left with limited seating fo Only 3 more show days left with limited seating for tonight’s performance (Sat and Sun sold out!)! What a way to start a season! Taking us through her Friday show routine is the incomparable @ashleypolidore (The Acrobat). Follow along with Ashley today! #takeover
MATILDA IS BACK TONIGHT! AND THE BOX OFFICE IS DIS MATILDA IS BACK TONIGHT! AND THE BOX OFFICE IS DISCOUNTING TICKETS FOR TONIGHT’S PERFORMANCE! Grab a discounted ticket for $20, coupon code NAUGHTY either online (sloctheater.org) or by calling Jeffrey at 518.730.7370. No retroactive discounts. 🎟️ #sometimesyouhavetobealittlebitnaughty
The countdown continues to auditions for Spring Aw The countdown continues to auditions for Spring Awakening and today we are getting to know THE BOYS 👦🏻 👦🏾 👦🏼 Melchior Gabor is a headstrong, smart and charismatic schoolboy. He reads literature and therefore knows much more than the other kids. With this knowledge, he is able to see corruption in the society around him. Melchior was first played on Broadway by Jonathan Groff.   Moritz Stiefel is Melchior’s loyal best friend who struggles with growing up and fitting in. Moritz has difficulties with school and often feels like a failure. He knows that the system is rigged against him and is trying to find a sense of hope. John Gallagher Jr. won a Tony Award for playing Moritz in the original Broadway production.   Hanschen and Ernst are two classmates of Melchior who are both trying to keep their heads down and make it through. Hanschen is cunning and smart and uses his seductive ways to capture the heart of Ernst. Ernst is sweet and naïve and willingly reciprocates Hanschen’s advances.   The last two boys are Georg and Otto. They are also trying to cope with growing up. Both have urges they consider inappropriate, and both struggle with how to handle these feelings. Who will we see on the 1st and 2nd?? Tag a friend you’d love to see come out for auditions! Visit sloctheater.org or our Facebook event for more details!
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Auditions for Spring Awakening are in TWO WEEKS!! Auditions for Spring Awakening are in TWO WEEKS!! ✨ The show is about a group of young people growing up in 19th Century Germany. Adults hold all the cards, and with only each other for guidance, they travel the fraught path of adolescence. Tune in as we highlight each of the show’s thirteen characters leading up to auditions! Let’s begin with The Girls! 👧🏽👧🏻👧🏼   Wendla Bergman is a sweet, naive girl whose pleas to know about growing up fall on the deaf ears of her Mother. Every day, she grows bolder and more curious about her body, and the ever-changing world around her. Wendla has been played by a variety of actresses over the years, most notably, launching the career of Lea Michele.   Ilse and Martha are two girls who both come from abusive homes. Ilse has run away to live a Bohemian lifestyle in an artists colony. However, she is seemingly stuck in a cycle of abuse. She still tries, though, to show kindness to those around her and break the cycle. Martha, on the other hand, tries to hide it from the outside and goes through life with a brave face even though deep down she is hurting.   Anna and Thea are the last two girls who make up this group. Thea is focused on staying innocent and pure, and obeying the rules her parents set for her. Anna, on the other hand, is optimistic and when faced with Martha’s abuse, wants to do what is right and report it. Visit sloctheater.org for full audition details! We can’t wait to welcome you on the 1st or 2nd!
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