Plan B Theatre Co Presents 5th Annual STUDENT SLAM

Student Slam is a fundraising event for Theatre Arts Conservatory, an educational program of Plan-B Theatre Company. Proceeds will benefit the Theatre Arts Conservatory scholarship fund.

“Student Slam” runs Saturday, January 7th in the Jeanne Wagner Theatre of the Rose Wagner, 138 W. 300 S., Salt Lake City.

Five 10-minute plays are created and rehearsed in twenty-three hours. You spend the 24th hour with us to see the results! Professional writers, directors and designers will join our cast of student actors for our 5th annual Student Slam.

Twenty five actors between the ages of 12 and 19 representing a dozen different schools throughout Utah will be participating. Auditions for “Student Slam” were the largest in five years with over 150 young actors auditioning for roles.

Plan-B Theatre Company and Theatre Arts Conservatory present the 5th annual

“Student Slam”

January 7, 2011 at 8:00pm

Recommended for ages 10 and up

Jeanne Wagner Theatre at the Rose Wagner, 138 W. 300 S.

Actors: 25 actors from over a dozen Utah schools including Alta High School, Judge Memorial High, Olympus High School, Park City High, Rowland Hall St. Marks, Salt Lake Performing Arts High School, Skyline High School, Treasure Mountain International School and West High.

Playwrights: Tobin Atkinson, Beth Bruner, Megan Crivello, Jim Martin, Eric Samuelsen

Directors: Colleen Baum, Mark Fossen, Christopher Glade, Nathaniel Hinkley
Jay Perry

TICKETS

$12.00 general admission

355-ARTSOr online at www.theatreartsconservatory.com

ABOUT THEATRE ARTS CONSERVATORY

The Theatre Arts Conservatory is a 501(c)(3) Utah nonprofit, formed in February of 2004, dedicated to inspiring young people through theatre arts education. We believe that the study of theatre arts nurtures the development of essential life skills as well as creating a discriminating audience for the future. It is our mission to provide theatre experiences as student, performer and audience to children of all cultural heritages, economic backgrounds, and abilities.
In the past seven years the Theatre Arts Conservatory has taught over 600 students and has taken educational touring productions to over 18,000 elementary students in Utah. Theatre Arts Conservatory graduates have been accepted at some of the most respected actor training programs in and outside of the United States including: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, Tisch School of the Arts at NYU and New Zealand Drama School.