GOLDI LOCKS AND THE THREE ALIENS Lands Again at NCTC's Family Matinee Series

This October, New Conservatory Theatre Center Family Matinee Series launches into space once more, with the return engagement of Goldi Locks and the Three Aliens written and directed by NCTC Youth Conservatory Director Stephanie Temple.

Goldi Locks and the Three Aliens is the story of Goldi, a young student who is picked on by her classmates for being a "science nerd" and who just doesn't quite fit in her world. Everything changes when three new students come to her defense and reveal that they are actually aliens exploring the universe. They invite her along for a life-changing ride to try out new worlds, hoping to find one that is "just right" for her. Goldi comes to realize that her world isn't perfect, but she has the power to make it the place she hopes it can be.

Goldi Locks and the Three Aliens plays Saturdays & Sundays at 2pm & 4pm, October 8 - October 16, 2014 in NCTC's Theater 3.

Tickets are $10 for youth, $20 for adults, and are available at nctcsf.org or by calling (415) 861-8972.

Playwright and Director Stephanie Temple is NCTC's Conservatory Director and has been directing teens at NCTC since 2002, while teaching young people for almost twenty years. She specializes in devised theatre and enjoys working collaboratively with her students. Temple has a Bachelor of Arts from University of Southern California's School of Theatre and is currently finishing her Master's in Drama at San Francisco State University. She has taught acting, improvisation, dance and musical theatre at NCTC, CSU Stanislaus, Merced College, PCPA Theatrefest and currently runs the drama program at Live Oak School in Potrero Hill. As NCTC's Children's Playwright in Residence, Temple has adapted and developed plays such as Bollywood Sleeping Beauty, MUNI, The Little Mermaid, Snow White, The Odyssey, Peter Pan, andRock 'n Roll Cinderella. This winter, Temple will be reprising the role of Kate Monster in NCTC's mainstage production of Avenue Q.

New Conservatory Theatre Center Family Matinee Series has presented original adaptations and classic stories for youth and families since 1981. After a hiatus, the Series resumed in 2004 under the leadership of Associate Conservatory Director Stephanie Temple, who has written and directed over two dozen original adaptations, often working in collaboration with her teen ensemble members. The Family Matinee Series has the distinction of employing teenage performers and stage managers, many of whom have trained in NCTC's Conservatory Program, often providing them their first professional theatre jobs.

New Conservatory Theatre Center is San Francisco's premiere LGBTQIA and allied performing arts institution and progressive arts education conservatory since 1981. NCTC is renowned for its diverse range of innovative, high quality productions, touring productions and shows for young audiences; its foundational anti-bullying work with youth and educators through YouthAware; and its commitment to nurturing emerging artists and playwrights to expand the canon of queer and allied dramatic work.

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