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F Re Nch Wo Ods Fe Stival Ofthe Pe Rforming A us a call at your sports team do this also season? welcome your We photos and any creative writing you may want to have a performance or concert coming up? Have you seen or spoken friends? to French How Woods did see in print. Itʼs Let us know what is going on in camp your friends life. love to Your hear what you are doing. Do you THE THE PERFORMER IS YOUR NEWSLETTER!!! See yourself in the French Performer. Woods The Performer is only as good as the contributions we receive from community. the French Woods F r e n c h W o o d s F e s t i v a l 1-800-634-1703 o f t h e your your All the news that’s fit to print. P e r f o r m i n g A r t s big chance! us Write at at The www. frenchwoods.com www. You can also send You us . e-mail at PERFORMER March 2005 Vol XV #7 P.O. Box 770100, Coral P.O. 33077-0100 Springs, FL . We all . love hearing We from you! [email protected]. 1-800-634-1703 954-346-7455 in FL Visit our website Visit or give Happy St. Patrick’s Day! French Woods Festival French Woods Of Arts the Performing WINTER OFFICE PO Box 770100 Coral Springs, Florida 33077 Informing The French Woods Community D e a r F r e n c h w o o d i t e , B e t h B a c k s t a g e J u s t R e g i s t e r e d ! Summer 2005 is fast approaching & Alli Aaronson Mikael Dubinsky Jonathon Jugo Natalie Neubert Ethan Solomkin With the coming of spring we all know that Ashley Alman Sarah Dutton Daniel Kahan Paul Neubert Cassi Sosa camp is just around the corner. Have you started your things look great! You will see from the show Stephanie Alman Rebecca Duvall Kapiolani Kassal Willa Nielsen Mark Sosa Sean Altman Sophia Edelstein Caitlin Kearney Trisha Nussbaum Andrew Stavis countdown yet? Registrations continue to pour in and descriptions at the center of this Newsletter, the Camila Alvarez Devin Ellis Michelle Keck Mica Oʼ Brien Aaron Taslitz David Banks Mellissa Ellowitz Andrew Keener Jonathan Pace Laura Thomas weʼre glad that French Woods is in your plans for line up is wonderful and we are all gearing up for Jeremy Banks Alexandereya Esquibel Michael Kelly Isabella Parisot Edwin Thompson Iv 2005. If you have any friends that are interested have Alana Barouch Max Federman Julia Kessel Jasmine Parkins Lucie Touroul some fantastic performances! Roxanna Barrios Jonathan Foster Samuel Kessler Madeleine (Coco) Paul-Henriot Malachi Trent them call today. Aitan Ben-Joseph Lexi Franc Cydney Korek Catherine Perry Phoenix Trent Scott Berger Priscilla Frank Danny Kornfeld Jack Petricone Kelly Truitt I am headed to New York to meet new and Maddie Besser Erica Freedman Rachel Korsen Kyo Pincus Susan Vandine old Frenchwoodites. Meanwhile applications continue Speaking of Performances, on a recent trip Dana Blechman Haley Freedman Karalyn Lacey Tara Pine Alexandra Vernon Sophie Blum Mark Frykman Danielle Landau Rebecca Plotnick Abdiel Vivancos to arrive for counselor positions. to NY, I was able to see a few wnderful shows, Jesse Bordwin Tatyana Gardner Rebecca Julian Pratt Eleanor Vorys In the next few weeks you will receive your Alicia Boschetti Daniel George Landman Sam Pratt Michael Waknine including The recent release of Spamalot, which Naomi Braun Lily Glimcher Emily Lanster Jesse Pruitt Rachel Walden forms for bunk placement. I intend to start on the Maggie Brennan Kira Goidel Sarah Lazar Jared Reisch Rachel Waldman features alumni Steven Rosen and The 25th Dana Bronstein Kath Goldberg Will Meredith Ribeiro David Wallace requests just as soon as they arrive in the office. Make Dillon Brout Charlotte Goodman Levatino Brenne Rimberg Rebecca Wallace sure you send in your requests. Donʼt assume I know Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, which will Daniel Burns Sarah Gorayeb Melly Levay Aaron Roach Margaret Walter Brett Bushell Tyler Gustinger Rachel Lind Britney Roach Julio Sharp- Wasserman or I already have it. We work directly from these be moving to Broadway, produced Brian Bushell Emma Gutman Zachary Lindberg Andrea Rocha Julie Waters Megan Carey Sam Gutman Julia Lofthouse Hannah Rosen Gabe Weintraub forms. Send them in. by alum David Stone! In my Ryan Carey Catherine Haas Melissa Lopez Elan Rosenfeld Geoff Weiss Keep your letters, phone calls, pictures, Juliette Roman Chick Emily Harris Abigail Lopian Philip Ruderman Samantha Vogt White opinion, these are two of the best Danielle Cohen Emily Hauser Daniel Lopian Morgana Russino Anestasia Wiley faxes and e-mail coming. We always enjoy hearing Scott Crepea Maria Hauser Rebecca Lopian Stephen Sabbag Sarah Wilmot shows of the season! Rachel Damin Jordan Hemingway Katie Marlow Emma Sander Mollie Wodenshek from you. Be on the lookout for important papers. Loulou David Stephanie Hennings Jordan Martino Elisa Scaldaferri Brittany Wolf Information and forms should be arriving in your mail- Sarah David Tessa Holliday Jonathan Maurer Jessica Schiff Rachel Yoes Rachelle Davidowitz Sophia Bennett- Holmes Christine Mcintosh Tori Senicki Avery H. Yurman box shortly. They provide both you and us important See you this summer! Jamie Davis Jessica Honovich Rebecca Lily Michell Ari Faber Shaw Lex Zee information. Stay in touch! Ariel Delman Pamuz Huberman Harris Milgrim Levi Faber Shaw Brandon Zemel Jonathan Demar George Mccook Hulbert Ashley Miskoff Maya Faber Shaw Jade Diplacido David Hyler Jacqueline Molnar Fallon Sloman Beth Carissa Donnelly Maria Jacob Faith Mulroy Nicole Sloman Kathleen Dreisbach Bristol Jones Sean Nanos Zoe Snow Bergen Youth Orchestra Fondly, Presents M a r c h Jason Robert Brown Ron And …Many Broadway Stars B i r t h d a y s ! In 1 Morgan Davis Saida Makhmudzade Barry Van Deerlin April Walsh Alisha Feldman 11 Cody Sherrin 19 Rose Heller 26 Brian Aronow The American Premier of Kristin Guerin Jenny Sonenberg Sarah Korn Lexi Franc The Full Orchestra Version Julia Katz Elizabeth Woodham 20 Samantha Austin Josh Oleyourryk Alison Klein Doran Zimmerman Liza Friedman 27 Lana Caster Of Kyo Pincus 12 Claire Mullany Alexandra Mautone Jason Marx Zachary Sherrin Colin Poindexter 22 Dana Blechman Lexee Mcentee “Song For A New World” 2 Rachelle Davidowitz Jenna Turow Jacob Dunn Devon Zdatny with the Diana Kaplen 13 Alexandra Adolph Matthew Grossman 28 Eli Hockstein 3 Lee Burwasser Andrea Adolph Victoria Petrosky Koby Liliana Omansky BYO Symphony conducted by Sam Longenecker Klara Auesbach Jesse Pruitt Brandon Powers IN THIS ISSUE Nicole Weishoff Maraquette Koss Marisa Zable 29 Kate Kaplan Eugene Minor 5 Ashley Lehrer Emily Scheiber 23 Erica Granor Logan Knoerzer 6 Sydney Manas 14 Emily Jacobs Sarah Radov 30 Allison Shafir -A Benefit For the BYO- Katelyn Slepp 15 Jonathon Jugo Stephen Sabbag Rachel Walden Sunday, Natalie Yubas Katie Lemmon Maya Faber Shaw 31 Anna Shakeshaft *CAMPER & STAFF 7 Andrea Parente Stacey Matzkin 24 Thomas Hecker May 1, 2005, at 4:00pm 8 Alli Aaronson 16 Nora Casper Beth Sheil Peter Norton Symphony Space Rebecca Heath Lauren Goldberg Danielle Stoller NEWS Wei Yin Petersen Sydney Griffith Adam Uslan 95th and Broadway Charlotte Rosenberg Jamie Putman 25 Tyler Brown *RON, BETH & ISAAC New York City (212) 864-5400 9 Eddie Chwalisz 17 Arielle Berne Sam Hulsey Gannon Dalton Paul Neubert Dylan Jenks Tickets $55.00 Ian Feldman Britney Roach Charly Sarah Klinman *SESSION TWO SHOWS Margaux Grober 18 Phillip Skokos Abby Olan $35.00 (Senior and Students) 10 Eliza Claire Brown Lindsey Tipograph Jenna Roth Special “Meet the Performers Gala” Limited tickets available. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!! S t a f f N e w s C a m p e r N e w s After spending a couple of weeks travelling in New York and Boston, including a Kenny Marks, Stephen Scarpulla, and Four Westfield NJ French Woods week staying with Brian Warsdale in Brooklyn, with Lauren Gillies, Matt Bond and Evan Christiana Anbri (students of the Professional campers will be performing on March 4th, Englezos, Kristen Twynam-Perkins has settled down to life in Toronto. I am working a temp Performing Arts School in New York City 5th , and 6th in Roosevelt Intermediate job in an office and am trying to see as much of the city as possible. Sheʼs performing in Curtain along with other campers Tracey Mellon, Tom School production of Little Shop of Horrors. Call Players April production of Oklahoma as a dancer/ensemble. She is looking so forward to Wolfson, Lily Corvo, Tim Ehrlich, Spencer Julian Seltzer will play the part of Seymour, returning to French Woods again this year and canʼt wait for another summer of fun, friendships, Oberman, Sharon Halevy, Alex Kirshner Amanda Chang will portray Audrey, Adam laughter and amazing memories. and billions more FWFers) were recently seen Ziering is The Interviewer, and Jena Roth is on a new TV talk show The New Yorkers. They a Ronnette. They all are thrilled. Cassie Pascoli is having a fabulous time in London and is planning to attend another performed a tap number on TV and Stephen was Particle concert there soon! interviewed live. Everyone from PPAS sends Misha Lambert.ʼs family had a big their love up to that heavenly Hancock haven and party and Alexa Lebersfeld, Lana Caster all the wonderful people who live for it. Watch who were featured singing in harmony for I s a a c ’ s C o r n e r out summer ʻ05, here they come! the crowd. I canʼt believe that as of March 1st, there are only 103 days left until we start our new session 1 in the year 2005!!!!! Dan (Loogie) Hockstein will be performing Mitchell Salmon will be in his schoolʼs Kathy and I just returned from our hiring trip to Dublin, Manchester, Leeds, and London.
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