04/18: Drama Camp Information
Category: Drama Camp
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It’s Finally Here!!
FTC’s 4th Annual Drama Camp!!
In this fun and educational three-week camp, young performers (beginers - advanced) will gain a basic understanding of many theatre techniques to strengthen their talents on stage and in life. Through daily exercises, students will focus on Stanislavsky-based acting techniques, voice and movement exercises, and improvisation. There will be several intensive workshops led by guest professionals in the areas of musical theatre, hand-to-hand stage combat, Shakespeare, theatre games, playwriting, puppetry and more! In a relaxed atmosphere, students can be free to express themselves and have fun exploring their talent in different forms of theatre that they will showcase in a free performance on the last day of camp, on August 1st.
There is a registration fee of $45, scholarships are available. Everyone is encouraged to apply to be in the camp, regardless of financial situation.
Ages 12 - 17
When: July 14th – August 1st.
Monday – Friday
3:00-6:00 pm
Where: Arroyo Valley H.S. Theatre,
1881 W. Baseline St.
San Bernardino, CA 92411
Attire:
Please wear comfortable loose clothing that you can move in. Sweat pants and tank tops are okay, shirts must have sleeves of some kind. Some jeans and shorts might be hard to move in, so use your best judgement. Hair should be tied back or kept out of your face. Tennis shoes are preferred, but sneakers that stay on your feet should be fine. Please DO NOT wear heels or flip flops, and be able to go barefoot if proper shoes are not worn.
What to bring:
You may bring water bottles and a snack, if you want. Snacks and drinks other than water will not be allowed during class. We will have a short break in the middle of class, or you may eat a snack beforehand if you come early. We will start promptly at 3:00.
Transportation:
Please arrange for your own transportation to and from Arroyo Valley. We will exchange contact information on the first day, so parents can arrange carpooling if necessary; this has worked well in the past.
Scheduling conflicts:
If you are in class until 3 or 3:30, no problem. You will miss the beginning of each class, but you are welcome to jump on in whenever you can get there.
Online Application
Printable Application
FTC’s 4th Annual Drama Camp!!
In this fun and educational three-week camp, young performers (beginers - advanced) will gain a basic understanding of many theatre techniques to strengthen their talents on stage and in life. Through daily exercises, students will focus on Stanislavsky-based acting techniques, voice and movement exercises, and improvisation. There will be several intensive workshops led by guest professionals in the areas of musical theatre, hand-to-hand stage combat, Shakespeare, theatre games, playwriting, puppetry and more! In a relaxed atmosphere, students can be free to express themselves and have fun exploring their talent in different forms of theatre that they will showcase in a free performance on the last day of camp, on August 1st.
There is a registration fee of $45, scholarships are available. Everyone is encouraged to apply to be in the camp, regardless of financial situation.
Ages 12 - 17
When: July 14th – August 1st.
Monday – Friday
3:00-6:00 pm
Where: Arroyo Valley H.S. Theatre,
1881 W. Baseline St.
San Bernardino, CA 92411
Attire:
Please wear comfortable loose clothing that you can move in. Sweat pants and tank tops are okay, shirts must have sleeves of some kind. Some jeans and shorts might be hard to move in, so use your best judgement. Hair should be tied back or kept out of your face. Tennis shoes are preferred, but sneakers that stay on your feet should be fine. Please DO NOT wear heels or flip flops, and be able to go barefoot if proper shoes are not worn.
What to bring:
You may bring water bottles and a snack, if you want. Snacks and drinks other than water will not be allowed during class. We will have a short break in the middle of class, or you may eat a snack beforehand if you come early. We will start promptly at 3:00.
Transportation:
Please arrange for your own transportation to and from Arroyo Valley. We will exchange contact information on the first day, so parents can arrange carpooling if necessary; this has worked well in the past.
Scheduling conflicts:
If you are in class until 3 or 3:30, no problem. You will miss the beginning of each class, but you are welcome to jump on in whenever you can get there.
Online Application
Printable Application
04/02: The 3D Theatre Festival
FTC Inland Theatre Works Presents
The 3D Theatre Festival
A 3-Night short-play competition with great prizes, including cash,
where each night has a different theme: Deception, Disorder, and Dirt
Performance: April 11th at 7pm, April 12th at 7pm,
and April 13th at 5pm
Arroyo Valley High School Theatre, San Bernardino
1881 W. baseline St. 92411
Tickets $10, students $5
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1st Night: Deception
Performance competition of published plays
2nd Night: Disorder
Performance competition of original plays.
3rd Night: Dirt
6 finalists (3 each from the first two nights) will compete in their own category for 1st – 3rd places. While judges tabulate, original “dirty” monologues will be performed.
The twist? You can throw sponges and rags at the actors!
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Questions? Email info@ftcsb.org or call 909-954-4540
The 3D Theatre Festival
A 3-Night short-play competition with great prizes, including cash,
where each night has a different theme: Deception, Disorder, and Dirt
Performance: April 11th at 7pm, April 12th at 7pm,
and April 13th at 5pm
Arroyo Valley High School Theatre, San Bernardino
1881 W. baseline St. 92411
Tickets $10, students $5
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1st Night: Deception
Performance competition of published plays
2nd Night: Disorder
Performance competition of original plays.
3rd Night: Dirt
6 finalists (3 each from the first two nights) will compete in their own category for 1st – 3rd places. While judges tabulate, original “dirty” monologues will be performed.
The twist? You can throw sponges and rags at the actors!
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Questions? Email info@ftcsb.org or call 909-954-4540
10/25: About Us
In 2005, a group of classically-trained actors formed The Fictitious Theatre Company (FTC) to help meet the need for theatre in the San Bernardino area. The inaugural outdoor production of “Much Ado About Nothing” in the Court Street Square, led to positive word of mouth and audiencess have been growing ever since.
FTC's growth has been a result of partnerships. The second season fomented a partnership with the theatre arts students, faculty, and staff at California State University San Bernardino. "Romeo and Juliet" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" were performed in Cal State's Ronald E. Barnes theatre, causing growth in both the audiences and quality of the productions. Another important partnership was forged the following winter with the city of San Bernardino's visual and performing arts magnet, Arroyo Valley High School, where FTC produced Agatha Christie's "Witness for the Prosecution”. The 2007 summer season -- "Cyrano de Bergerac" and the world premier of "Shakespeare and the City" – were also produced at Arroyo Valley. Through its Fine Arts Commission, the City of San Bernardino has proved a third important partner, enabling and supporting the company’s efforts.
FTC is also extremely proud of its ongoing summer Drama Camp, held at Arroyo Valley High School. Local Drama Camp students learn to grow artistically in a program that culminates with a showcase performance for the public. Fictitious Theatre Company has won eight Inland Theatre League awards in their two brief years of productions. This bright young Inland Empire company continues to strive for growth and excellence in its pursuit of quality theatre in the community.
FTC's growth has been a result of partnerships. The second season fomented a partnership with the theatre arts students, faculty, and staff at California State University San Bernardino. "Romeo and Juliet" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" were performed in Cal State's Ronald E. Barnes theatre, causing growth in both the audiences and quality of the productions. Another important partnership was forged the following winter with the city of San Bernardino's visual and performing arts magnet, Arroyo Valley High School, where FTC produced Agatha Christie's "Witness for the Prosecution”. The 2007 summer season -- "Cyrano de Bergerac" and the world premier of "Shakespeare and the City" – were also produced at Arroyo Valley. Through its Fine Arts Commission, the City of San Bernardino has proved a third important partner, enabling and supporting the company’s efforts.
FTC is also extremely proud of its ongoing summer Drama Camp, held at Arroyo Valley High School. Local Drama Camp students learn to grow artistically in a program that culminates with a showcase performance for the public. Fictitious Theatre Company has won eight Inland Theatre League awards in their two brief years of productions. This bright young Inland Empire company continues to strive for growth and excellence in its pursuit of quality theatre in the community.
06/21: Shakespeare and the City
Category: Show Information
Posted by: webmaster
Shakespeare and the City
"The debut of an original play by Molly Gross"
Sex was one of Shakespeare’s favorite topics, but how often do we get to hear his heroines talk about it? Lady Macbeth, Desdemona, Portia, and Viola come together in York to talk about more than just sex in this wonderful blend of Shakespearian and original dialogue that’s too good for cable. The sex, gossip and desperate acts of love might seem familiar to you, but until you mix some Shakespeare with some city, thou hast not seen anything like this.
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Performances
- Saturday, August 18, 8:00PM
- Sunday, August 19, 2:00PM
- Friday, August 24, 8:00PM
- Saturday, August 25, 8:00PM
- Tuesday, August 28, 7:00PM
- Thursday, August 30, 7:00PM
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06/20: Cyrano de Bergerac
Category: Show Information
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by Edmond Rostand
“Was this the nose that launched a thousand ships and burnt the topless towers of Ilium?” This classic, tragic comedy tells the tale of the soulful poet/philosopher and expert swordsman named Cyrano who falls in love with his beautiful cousin Roxanne, but is ashamed to woo her because of his magnificent protuberance. Instead he writes love letters for a slow-witted, but handsome soldier Christian. He sends up words of love through his pain to Roxanne’s balcony, knowing that they would never be returned to him. Such a noble nose is rare indeed.
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Performances
- Friday, August 17, 8:00PM
- Wednesday, August 22, 8:00PM
- Thursday, August 23, 8:00PM
- Sunday, August 26, 2:00PM
- Wednesday, August 29, 7:00PM
- Friday, August 31, 8:00PM
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