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T H E A T R E Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage Houston PAID Suburbia Premiere Permit no. 9232 P.O. Box 920518 4106 Way Out West Dr., Ste N Or Houston, Texas Houston, TX 77292 Houston, TX 77092 713.682.3525 Season 57 Crosstimbers est 43rd W 45 290 Bingle W Join us September 15 W ay Out est Dr 610 to raise a toast to est 43rd Season 57 and W Hempstead Hwy Clay Theatre Suburbia Exit Laughing Plenty of Free Lighted Parking AUDITIONS for A Snow White Christmas by Norm Foster Auditions On Sunday, September 17 at 2:00 pm and Monday, September 18 at 7:30 pm, auditions will be held for A Snow White Christmas Run Dates November 3 through December 2, 2017 The Prince took Snow White to his palace where they married and lived happily ever aftger... or did they? A Christmas fairy tale for the entire family. Director, Judy Reeves will be looking to cast at least 4 men and 3 women for characters of various ages. from by an older Snow White to the caroling children. Norm Foster No monologue required. Auditions will be readings from the script. Bring your resume and head-shot if you have them. If not, we have forms and a camera. For further information, call the theatre at 713-682-3525 and leave your name, telephone number and any questions on line four of the voice mail system and your call will be returned. Or email your questions to [email protected]. After the auditions on Sunday, September 17th, Theatre Suburbia Directors will conduct a short workshop on improving your audition techniques. Attendees are welcome to participate in this free workshop. T H E A T R E Northwest Houston’s longest-running 57 th all volunteer season Suburbia playhouse Presents the Houston Premiere of Director Assistant Director Assistant DirectorJudith Judith Director Mallernee Dennis Porsnuk Mallernee Dennis Porsnuk Starring Betsy Barry Brittany Garcia Vicki Merwin Jane Almquist Armando Gonzalez PLAYING September 15 to October 14, 2017 Fridays & Saturdays at 8:30 pm Sunday Matinees at 3:00 pm (October 1 & 8, only) $16 Adults, $13 Seniors and Students, $13 Matinee Reservations & pre-payments required for parties of 10 or more Group rates available for parties of 15 or more, payable 48 hours in advance 4106 Way Out West Drive, Suite N Houston Texas 77092 www.theatresuburbia.org Produced by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Company, Inc of Wooodstock, Illinois Make your reserv. ations today at Call 713.682.3525 or online at ww.theatresuburiba.org.

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