by
Julie Bovasso directed by john daniels, jr.
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Texas
Nonprofit Theatres' Youth Conference
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Bastrop Opera House
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Hyde Park Theatre
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Brentwood Elementary
School
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Cowen Elementary School
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McBeth Recreation Center
Schubert's
Last Serenade is a comedy about individualism and making your own choices.
The main characters, Alfred and Bebe are placed in a pretentious French
restaurant and must overcome the demands of stereotyping to be who they
really are, two young people in love. The show includes a mod-rocker,
Franz Schubert, an indifferent waiter, an impatient cook, and a megalomaniac
Matre'D played by fourteen to sixteen- year-old actors from EASY Theatre's
Touring Teen Troupe.
Schubert's
Last Serenade was produced by special arrangement with Samuel French,
Inc.
Starred:
| Daryl
Despault as Schubert |
| Traci
Lobeck as the Waiter |
| Elena
Foster as Bebe |
| Eric
Edwards as Alfred |
| Zach
Pettichord as the Matre'D |
| Sarah
Gomillion as the Cook |
Dr. James R. Miller the Chairman of the Department of
Theatre and Dance at Sam Houston State University, who was the Commentator
for TNT's Youth Conference where 13 of the best youth companys from Texas
perfomed; commented on the incredible maturity of the acting, the complexity
of the script, the attention to detail, and how well our cast stayed true
to the style of the play from beginning to end. He said the play
was a delightful way to conclude three days of shows.
