Picture it – Parlor City, late 1940’s- Nick Holliday (Mark Creamer) is a hard-boiled private investigator. He takes a case, a murder investigation which leaves a teenaged girl (Skylar Secord) wondering who is responsible for her sister’s murder. In the course of the investigation, Holliday (Creamer) has dealings with the law (Caleb Park), Parlor City’s underworld (Paul Thomson, David Schmidt), and some other interesting characters (Alex Creamer, Emma Studt). Though the investigation threatens the lives of many, Holliday and his office manager/sidekick Dora Chase (Heather Jurchak) are determined to get to the bottom of it. Written by EMTC’s own published playwright, David Schmidt, this play promises to provide its share of laughter as well as intrigue. Catch it this weekend at the Great Bend VFW Post #6223, Saturday at 7:00 pm, and Sunday at 3:00 pm. Cash bar opens one hour before each performance, with light fare. All for the low price of $12.00.
Cast
Nick Holliday – Mark Creamer
Dora Chase – Heather Jurchak
Vivian Deveraux – Skylar Secord
Detective Mike Shields – Caleb Park
Gloria Lawrence – Emma Studt
Sunny Lake – Alex Creamer
Franky Doyle – David Schmidt
Johnny Malone – Paul Thomson
Sep15
Audition announcement: EMTC will be holding auditions for an upcoming detective mystery series installment. Actors/actresses over 16 please. The show will be performed November 8 and 9 at Musa-Stiles VFW post #6223, on Main Street in Great Bend. The auditions will be held Sunday, September 21, at 3 p.m. and Thursday, September 25th at 7 p.m., both at the Great Bend VFW second floor. Questions? Call (570)335-7104.
Jun11
EdCamp, EMTC’s Annual Theatre Camp for middle and high school students, is now open for registration!
EdCamp is a week-long camp full of workshops and clinics led by professional performers and teachers in the art of theatre and musical theatre. At the end of camp week, students present a final performance that is open to the public.
This year, EdCamp is being held at Susquehanna High School from July 21st through July 25th. Registration for the entire week costs only $85!
Visit our EdCamp page for our brochure and registration information.
May20
Auditions for “Hello Dolly” will take place in the auditorium at Blue Ridge High School, 5058 School Road, New Milford PA.
Tuesday May 27 at 6:30 p.m.
Saturday May 31 at 10:00 a.m.
Those auditioning for singing roles should plan to read from the script and to sing a song from the show. There are some non-singing roles. All roles are available.
Also needed: pit musicians (please contact the director at emtc@nep.net).
Any questions should be directed to the director at emtc@nep.net.
Feel free to share this audition information with anyone who may be interested!
May16
Due to the inclement weather forecast for Friday evening, EMTC’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream scheduled to be performed at Salt Springs State Park has been postponed.
This performance has been rescheduled for Sunday, May 18th at 2:00pm at the pavilion at Salt Springs State Park outside Montrose.
May09
‘Shakespeare in the Park’ comes to Salt Springs
Endless Mountains Theatre Company will perform Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,’ Friday, May 16th at Salt Springs Park in the pavilion at 7 p.m.
Salt Springs Park is located on Silver Creek Road in Franklin Forks, PA. Bring along a chair or blankets, and pack a picnic. As a reminder, no alcoholic beverages are allowed at the park.
Admission to this production is free. Donations will be gratefully accepted.
Three separate plots intertwine in the woods near Athens leading up to the marriage of the Duke of Athens and Hippolyta.
The lives of four young lovers and a band of craftsmen and amateur actors are manipulated by a group of fairies who inhabit the forest.
The play is under the direction of Caleb Park. Sarita Farnelli appears as ‘Puck,’ the merry servant of the fairy king, Oberon (Bob DeLuca).
Center to the main plot is the young lovers Lysander (Daniel Powers), Hermia (Alex Creamer), Demetrius (Will Farnelli) and Helena (Skylar Secord).
David Schmidt appears as ‘Bottom,’ the weaver and actor placed under a spell by Puck who becomes the focus of the Queen of the Fairies, Titania (Bonnie Love-Colwell).
One of Shakespeare’s most popular works, ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ was written 1595-96.
EMTC is a non-profit theater company bringing the excitement of the live stage to Susquehanna County. In addition to this performance of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,’ EMTC has planned a full season of productions, including EdCamp showcase performance, 7:00 p.m. Friday, July 25 at Susquehanna Community High School; and the summer musical ‘Hello, Dolly,’ Aug. 1-2, in the auditorium of the Blue Ridge High School.
May09
The following officers were elected at the 2014 Annual Meeting held April 30th at Green Gables in New Milford by the members of the Endless Mountains Theatre Company:
Sandra Raub – Chairman
Kevin Gates – Vice Chairman
Bob DeLuca – Treasurer
Staci Wilson – Secretary
A big thank you goes to the outgoing Chairman, Bonnie Love for all her hard work and a very successful 2013-2014 season… and best of luck the new officers!
May09
The Endless Mountains Theatre Company had an awesome night at the 2014 NEPTA Awards!
Congratulations to:
George Sobeck: Best Youth Actor
Amy Zakarauskas: Best Music Director
Bob DeLuca: Best Supporting Actor in a Musical
and “The Music Man” for Best Family Show!
Way to go, EMTC!
Mar14
EMTC will audition for “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” to be performed on May 16 and 17 with rain dates of May 23 and 24. This will be an immersive picnic in the park show and will be performed in modern English. Auditions will take place on Monday March 24 and Tuesday March
25 at the Great Bend Alliance Church, 160 Randolph St in Great Bend PA at 7:00 p.m. each evening. Those who audition will be asked to read from several scenes. Questions? Contact the director at (570) 396-8919 or by email at emtc@nep.net
Mar07
The NEPTA Nominations have been announced. Congratulations to all the nominees! EMTC received 28 nominations:
Best Supporting Actor in a Musical (The Music Man) – Bob DeLuca
Best Supporting Actress in a Musical (The Music Man) – Dianna Wayman
Best Supporting Actress in a Musical (The Music Man) – Betsy Arnold
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama (Parlor City Noir) – Caleb Park
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama (Parlor City Noir) – Kimberly Fisher
Best Lead Actress in a Comedy (Death of a Doornail) – Dianna Wayman
Best Lead Actress in a Comedy (Death of a Doornail) – Staci Wilson
Best Lead Actress in a Musical (The Music Man) – Katherine Curry
Best Lead Actor in a Drama (Parlor City Noir) – Mark Creamer
Best Lead Actress in a Drama (Parlor City Noir) Heather Jurchak
Best Youth Actor (The Music Man) – George Sobeck
Best Youth Actress (The Music Man) – Josey Sobeck
Best Youth Actress (The Music Man) – Gia Fiore
Best Teen Actor (The Music Man) – Paul Chichura
Best Teen Actress (The Music Man) – Alex Creamer
Best Music Director (The Music Man) – Amy Zakarauskas
Best Choreographer (The Music Man) – Bobbie Jo Kelsey
Best Set Design (The Music Man) – Amy Zakarauskas, John Zakarauskas, Bob DeLuca
Best Lighting Design (Parlor City Noir) – Sandra Raub, Sarah Elizabeth Westin
Best Costume Design (The Music Man) – Sandra Raub and Patti Vietri
Best Director of a Comedy (Death of a Doornail) – Sandra Raub
Best Director of a Musical (The Music Man) – Amy Zakarauskas
Best Director of a Drama (Parlor City Noir) – Bonnie Love-Colwell
Best Musical – The Music Man
Best Drama – Parlor City Noir
Best Original Production – Parlor City Noir
Best Family Show – The Music Man
Best Overall Show – Parlor City Noir
The NEPTA Awards Show will be on Saturday April 12, 2014 at Ehrhardt’s Waterfront Resort on Lake Wallenpaupack. Tickets for dinner and show are
$37 each and can be purchased from our NEPTA representatives. For more information, please email emtc@nep.net.
Nov05