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P E R F O R M French Woods Festival of the Performing Arts January 2012 The Final Burn • Staff & Camper News • Ron, Isaac, Larry and Beth Shows • 2012 Informing The French Community Woods Happy New Year! In this Issue: PERFORMER The The Performer is Your Newsletter! The Performer is only as good as the contributions we receive from the French Woods com- munity. Let us know what is going on in your life. Your camp friends love to hear what you are doing. Do you have a performance or concert coming up? Have you seen or spoken to French Woods friends? How did your sports team do this season? We also welcome your photos and any creative writing you may want to see in print. It’s your big chance! Write us at P.O. Box 770100, Coral Springs, FL 33077-0100 or give us a call at 1-800-634-1703. OUR E MAIL ADDRESS IS [email protected]. We all love hearing from you! All the news that’s fit to print. 1-800-634-1703 in FL 954-346-7455 FL in 1-800-634-1703 Coral Springs, Florida 33077 33077 Florida Springs, Coral PO Box 770100 Box PO WINTER OFFICE WINTER of the Performing Arts Performing the of French Woods Festival Festival Woods French Aaron Skutnik Carolina Solondz Marisa Poe Sam Solondz Dear Frenchwoodite, Abigail Keenan Caroline Lellouche Marjorie Conner Samantha Coppola Show DVDs Alec Ellison Caroline Macintosh Martin-David N’dong Nzue Samantha Stamer Alec Montgomery Cayla Coleburn Just Registered! Mary Ella Rinzler Samuel Black Best wishes for a happy New Year At this point all DVD’s have been mailed out. If Alejandra Pocock Celeste Copeland Erynn O’brien Joseph Weiner Matthew Hollis Samuel Geller to all of you and your families. you haven’t received your DVD, give us a call Alessandra Casanova Celia Babini Ethan Stamm Joshua Cook Matthew Zenker Samuel “Graham” Gellin Alex Sherman Charlie Rinzler Eva Ebbesen Joshua Nash Matti Gellman Sanah Roychowdhury I hope 2012 brings you health, in the office to be sure that we have your order! Alexander Romero-Ruffo Charlie Stamm Eva Owgang Joshua Nasser Maurice Bensmihen Sarah Kohn Aj Christian Charlotte Beede Federico Sarboraria Joshua Solomon Max Donenfeld Sarah Sharpe happiness and a great summer at Alexandra Goldstein Charlotte Lombard Fiorella Fernandez Joshua Miller Max Freeman Sarah Warshavsky Alexandra Stolz Charlotte Suan Gabriel Larkin Julia Gastone Max Harris Savanah Wilshire French Woods. Alexandra Wiklund Charlotte Sweeney Gabriella Bastek Julia Rakin Maxie Safdie Savanna Lebron Show Selection Alexis Bernstein Charlotte Williams Gavin Joffe Juliette-Cyre Velez Maxwell Gingher Saverio Bianco Aleya Mahler Chelsea Backer Gibson Thomas Jumana Haddadin- Maya Daiter Savvy Galvin So many things are happening all at There are many factors involved in the selection Alyssa Malerman Chloe Cuggino-Zensky Gillian Broome Cameron Maya Frank Scott Simon Amanda Halpern Chloe Janson Giuliana Sigal Jyan Horwitz Mckynzie Clark Seth Greenberg once. The new Staff Center, Tennis of shows for each summer’s schedule. The Amanda Leyens Chloe Settler Gloria Mcdonald Kaci Emrich Megan Rosenblum Seth Leyens Amanda Zwick Christina Coleburn Gonzalo Garcia Kaila Weber Megan Van Dermolen Shamir Morrison Courts and Video Complex are all main factor is that the show must be available Ana Fiallo Christina Macintosh Grace Bradford Katherine Pocock Melanie Fisch Shannon Boyle coming along well. Registration is Andrea Borrero Cj Fam Grace Moritz Katie Hoffmeister Meredith Wolpert Shaye Novelli for licensing. That is why many of the new Andrew Bartell Claire Dailey Griffin Cloud Levine Katie Suffern Micah Bernstein Shayna Depersia now over the eighty percent (80%) Angelika Alberstadt Clara Daly Hadrien N’dong Nzue Katya Yan Michelle Borochaner Shayna Kanfer shows currently on Broadway are not available Anjali Poe Connor Zenker Hanna Buchwald Kaylin Cohen Michelle Cohn Shoshana Rath mark. All CIT positions are officially closed. A few for amateur performance and may not be so for Annika Andersson Dani Hilzenrath Hannah Vickery Kelly Roethel Michelle Hendrych Sidney Brunner Antonio Peer Danielle Leshgold Harriet Rowlands Kendrick Shoji Mikayla Joffe Siena Rafter kids have asked me to save them spots and I have, many years to come. Arden Mcnulty-Myran Darcy Hernandez Helen Hagermoser Kevin Bithell Miles Bernhard Simon Coloigner but at this time it is unfair to hold these spots and Ari Azbel David Alea Helyne Levy Kian Yoo-Sharifi Milo Manheim Sofia Senise Ariana Mcpike David Chodor Hugo Bourge Kira Berman Molly Mcgaan Sonia Copple turn others away. If you are not yet registered as a Ariana Ortmann Diana Kempe Ian Mcentee Kira Neary Morgan Krisman Sophia Ostroff We try to select shows in which the subject Ariel Tilayoff Dylan Contreras Ignacio Tellechea Pacheco Laura Glanz Morgan Weiss Sophia Toscano CIT, please call immediately. matter and material is both appropriate and Asher Gevisser Edward Burns India Fraser Layne Silverman Myriam Levy Sophie Mezebish Austin Peremen Edward “Teddy” Sullivan Isaac Burns Leah Goldman Natalie Dix Spencer Bernstein accessible for the age group intended. We Autumn Moya Edwin Carvalho Isabel Renner Leigh Kerdyk Natalie Perkins Stevie Bovo It’s always amazing the number of alumni that con- Ava Hall Elan Tilayoff Izabela Clarke Leonie Lerner Natalie Wolpert Tala Chunga also try to select shows that we think campers Ava Penner Eleonor Andersson Izabella Toscano Lexy Jacobs Nate Saindon Talia Kurlansky tact the office this time of year. The things they are Ayla Weissman Eli Propper Jack Serzan Lia Sitrin Nicholas Coleburn Tallullah Miller will enjoy performing. It is also important that Aynsley Rayburn Eliot Dix Jacob Kerzner Lili Mones Noa Putman Tara Irwin up to are incredible. More than that, we get con- each show we select has as many opportunities Bebe Yaffe Elizabeth Chung Jacob Kruger Lillian Haus Noah Sims Tariq Danzig Ben Bradford Elizabeth Herman Jacob Land Lily Harris Olivia Mitzner Taylor Crowder tacted from all over the world. for as many people as possible to shine. The Ben Mandel-Popovics Elizabeth Katz Jacob Steinberg Lily Moritz Payton Geller Tea Murphy Ben Zabin Elizabeth Smith Jade Yan Lindsey Tayne Payton Toscano Thomas Feltin demands of sets, costumes and orchestrations Benjamin Hess Ella Pepper Jared Krisman Livia Mcnulty-Myran Phoebe Backer Tori Richman Just a reminder, we are starting our search for sum- Benjamin Zenker Ellee De Ghetto Jared Rosen Lola Freidenstine Phoebe Piloco Tyler Friedman are also taken into consideration. Equally Betty Eigerman Ellie Rubin Jemima Ford Louis Stein Rachel Beldoch Valentina House mer staff. Larry, David and I begin our hiring trips in important is how the shows will play against Bogdana Savenko Eloise Moritz Jenna Mauriello Lucas Depetris Rachel Grubman Valeria Lockwood Brandie Zucker Emerson Glick Jessica Richards Lucy Propper Rachel Ring Vanessa Magio the next few weeks. Do you know of anyone in need each other in our five theatres. We also try to Brandon Israel Emilien Bourge Jewel Lindsay Lyndsey Jacobs Raina Novelli Victor Spuck of a summer job? Brandon Stolz Emily Eidler Joelle Friedlander Macey Keel Rakan Haddadin-Cameron Wesley Orser mix old favorites which we do every four years Brennen Cannella Emily Lobel John-Luke Lindstrom Macy Mccauley Rebecca Jacobs Whitney Sandford Brette Miller Emily Stone Jolie Karlin Maddy Haas Albert Richard Wei Will Conard or so, with new and exciting shows that may be Jonas Levy Fondly, Brooke Sterling Emily Weintraub Madison Bailey Riley Clark Will Schnall unfamiliar to most of you. Cameron Kasky Emma Miller Jonathan Hurst Madison Garrigus Romy Bavli Zachary Bialik Cameron Weiss Emma Rosen Jordan Bialik Madison Motroni Rori Sachs Zachary Laurence Ron & Barbara Cami Katz Emma Weinstein Jordan Bloom Magnolia “Maggie” Johnson Rose Esselstyn Cara Cobden Eric Dana Jordan Cohen Maisie Brizzolara Sage Basri With the two black box theatres we are able to Cari Sertner Erika Herman Jordan Kreindler Mallory Cross Sam Dana Carlie Zucker Erin “Penny” Johnson Jordan Lerner Maria Alejandra Nunez Sam Mahler undertake shows that are more experimental in Jordan Miller French Woods nature. Mini-Camp 2012 French Woods is now offering a wonderful opportunity Once the calendar is set we try not to make January Birthdays! for boys and girls ages 7 through 12. We are inviting changes. Sometimes this is unavoidable. We 1 Darcy Hernandez Mannion Mcginley 12 Guillaume Laurans Erynn O’brien 23 Sasha Braginskaya Shaylan Kolodney spend countless hours each winter debating Jakob Eckstein Maxine Reilly Ian Mcentee Maizy Boosin Maria Armenta 28 Alexandra Harrington those children interested in attending French Woods Jordan Teman 7 Allie Kreitman Judy Katsnelson Morgan Trau Natalie Reid Charlie Tiedemann the merits of various shows and how they will Sabrina Fischel Brennan Spector 13 Allison Sobieri 18 Alexander Eisenberg Somer Wecker Jarrett Jung to “test the waters.” It is an opportunity for your 2 Lila Sterling Jessica Darrow Connor Sobieri Alyssa Finfer 24 Anjali Poe Karina Goytizolo children to spend a weekend at French Woods to get enhance our schedule. The main goal is to have Maxine Levin Phoebe Drummond Hannah Johnson Jordan Goodson Carolyn Friedman Lindsay Shelkin something for everyone! Milo Roth 8 Arden Di Manno Jillian Coleman Zachary Eisenberg Emma Rosen Sammi Sanchez a taste of what would be in store for them. 3 Joseph Schwartz Austin Zollars Julia Braverman 19 Brandon Israel Jessica Richards 29 Adam Krevlin Matthew Dershowitz Kevin O’leary 14 Harrison Kaufman Kevin Bithell Jonathan Gelb Allyson Willis 4 Anna Graziano Will Hallock Jesse Berkowitz Matti Gellman Kate Goodman Amanda Welch The mini-camp tuition is $100.00, which will be Accommodations Elizabeth Herman 9 Ava Penner Joshua Solomon Sonya Okon Paige Solomon Eliana Stern credited back to you, should you sign your child Erika Herman Diggy Lessard Julian Galkin 20 Rebecca Jacobs Sophie Rockland Jyan Horwitz The office has received many calls with regard to Ethan Mark Eve Fiertag 15 Gavin Becker Samantha Stoloff 25 Adina Brodkin Lilly Avram up for the 2012 or 2013 camp season.
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