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The Tampa Bay Family Theater cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie staged their production at the Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association on June 27, 2009. The show is directed by Amy and Tyler Leavitt and Karine Tolman.
In back, from left, Matt Sauers, Aaron Abell, Spencer Hunsicker, Bret Short, Logan Bessell, and Levi Salmon. Bessell. In the middle row, from left, Laura Jones, Savannah Hyman, Ashley Lugo, and Elizabeth Molitor. In front, from left, Taylor Cosmas-Knox, Melissa Worsfold, Emily Schapiro, Tabetha "Paige" Hunsicker, and Kayla Buchanan. Not pictured: Andrew Wirthlin.
Tampa Bay Family Theater "is a program designed for children to have the opportunity to express and develop their talents through theatrical and musical arts." The group, founded by Amy and Tyler Leavitte, a graduate of Bloomingdale High School and a teacher at Progress Village Middle Magnet School of the Arts, is "to allow children to develop their talents, inspire creativity, and showcase performance."
The theater education group stages several shows a semester. with the next round of rehearsals starting August 27, 2009. For its upcoming season, the Tampa Bay Family Theater will be staging: 101 Dalmations, for children in kindergarten through grade 3; Dear Edwina, for children in grades 4 through 8; Once Upon a Murder, for children in grades 6 through 8; and Antonio, Tell Me A Story, for high school students.
In back, from left, Matt Sauers, Aaron Abell, Spencer Hunsicker, Bret Short, Logan Bessell, and Levi Salmon. Bessell. In the middle row, from left, Laura Jones, Savannah Hyman, Ashley Lugo, and Elizabeth Molitor. In front, from left, Taylor Cosmas-Knox, Melissa Worsfold, Emily Schapiro, Tabetha "Paige" Hunsicker, and Kayla Buchanan. Not pictured: Andrew Wirthlin.
Tampa Bay Family Theater "is a program designed for children to have the opportunity to express and develop their talents through theatrical and musical arts." The group, founded by Amy and Tyler Leavitte, a graduate of Bloomingdale High School and a teacher at Progress Village Middle Magnet School of the Arts, is "to allow children to develop their talents, inspire creativity, and showcase performance."
The theater education group stages several shows a semester. with the next round of rehearsals starting August 27, 2009. For its upcoming season, the Tampa Bay Family Theater will be staging: 101 Dalmations, for children in kindergarten through grade 3; Dear Edwina, for children in grades 4 through 8; Once Upon a Murder, for children in grades 6 through 8; and Antonio, Tell Me A Story, for high school students.
Tampa Bay Family Theater cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie staged their production at the Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association on June 27, 2009. The show is directed by Amy and Tyler Leavitt and Karine Tolman.
In back, from left, Matt Sauers, Aaron Abell, Spencer Hunsicker, Bret Short, Logan Bessell, and Levi Salmon. Bessell. In the middle row, from left, Laura Jones, Savannah Hyman, Ashley Lugo, and Elizabeth Molitor. In front, from left, Taylor Cosmas-Knox, Melissa Worsfold, Emily Schapiro, Tabetha "Paige" Hunsicker, and Kayla Buchanan. Not pictured: Andrew Wirthlin.
Tampa Bay Family Theater "is a program designed for children to have the opportunity to express and develop their talents through theatrical and musical arts." The group, founded by Amy and Tyler Leavitte, a graduate of Bloomingdale High School and a teacher at Progress Village Middle Magnet School of the Arts, is "to allow children to develop their talents, inspire creativity, and showcase performance."
The theater education group stages several shows a semester. with the next round of rehearsals starting August 27, 2009. For its upcoming season, the Tampa Bay Family Theater will be staging: 101 Dalmations, for children in kindergarten through grade 3; Dear Edwina, for children in grades 4 through 8; Once Upon a Murder, for children in grades 6 through 8; and Antonio, Tell Me A Story, for high school students." href="javascript:openLB(625745299,'',XLarge,'',785,768);">
The Tampa Bay Family Theater cast of Thoroughly Modern Millie staged their production at the Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association on June 27, 2009. The show is directed by Amy and Tyler Leavitt and Karine Tolman.
In back, from left, Matt Sauers, Aaron Abell, Spencer Hunsicker, Bret Short, Logan Bessell, and Levi Salmon. Bessell. In the middle row, from left, Laura Jones, Savannah Hyman, Ashley Lugo, and Elizabeth Molitor. In front, from left, Taylor Cosmas-Knox, Melissa Worsfold, Emily Schapiro, Tabetha "Paige" Hunsicker, and Kayla Buchanan. Not pictured: Andrew Wirthlin.
Tampa Bay Family Theater "is a program designed for children to have the opportunity to express and develop their talents through theatrical and musical arts." The group, founded by Amy and Tyler Leavitte, a graduate of Bloomingdale High School and a teacher at Progress Village Middle Magnet School of the Arts, is "to allow children to develop their talents, inspire creativity, and showcase performance."
The theater education group stages several shows a semester. with the next round of rehearsals starting August 27, 2009. For its upcoming season, the Tampa Bay Family Theater will be staging: 101 Dalmations, for children in kindergarten through grade 3; Dear Edwina, for children in grades 4 through 8; Once Upon a Murder, for children in grades 6 through 8; and Antonio, Tell Me A Story, for high school students.
In back, from left, Matt Sauers, Aaron Abell, Spencer Hunsicker, Bret Short, Logan Bessell, and Levi Salmon. Bessell. In the middle row, from left, Laura Jones, Savannah Hyman, Ashley Lugo, and Elizabeth Molitor. In front, from left, Taylor Cosmas-Knox, Melissa Worsfold, Emily Schapiro, Tabetha "Paige" Hunsicker, and Kayla Buchanan. Not pictured: Andrew Wirthlin.
Tampa Bay Family Theater "is a program designed for children to have the opportunity to express and develop their talents through theatrical and musical arts." The group, founded by Amy and Tyler Leavitte, a graduate of Bloomingdale High School and a teacher at Progress Village Middle Magnet School of the Arts, is "to allow children to develop their talents, inspire creativity, and showcase performance."
The theater education group stages several shows a semester. with the next round of rehearsals starting August 27, 2009. For its upcoming season, the Tampa Bay Family Theater will be staging: 101 Dalmations, for children in kindergarten through grade 3; Dear Edwina, for children in grades 4 through 8; Once Upon a Murder, for children in grades 6 through 8; and Antonio, Tell Me A Story, for high school students.
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