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NEYT seeks young actors for ‘Frozen Jr.’

Wednesday, January 15, 2020 — Issue 544

BRATTLEBORO — New England Youth Theatre is registering young actors ages 11-15 for its spring musical, Disney's Frozen Jr.

The adventure begins Monday, March 9, and goes until closing night, Saturday, May 9.

“Turning the traditional Disney fairy tale on its head, with flawed characters, a sun-loving snowman sidekick, and kick-butt girl-power, this musical embraces the power of the princess,” according to a news release.

Register online at www.neyt.org, email [email protected], or call 802-246-6398. Financial aid is available.

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Turbulence Orchestra & Sub Units to perform at 118 Elliot

BRATTLEBORO-118 Elliot and Sparkles, the Giant Evil Clown, present "Smear Out the Difficulties," performed by...

A grand Brattleboro tradition

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Eugene Uman

BRATTLEBORO-The Vermont Jazz Center celebrates the vital role of the piano in the history of...

Landmark College celebrates three exhibits by faculty and guest artists

PUTNEY-Landmark College invites the public to a free reception on Friday, April 19, from 5...

Brattleboro Camerata welcomes spring on April 21 at BMC

BRATTLEBORO-The Brattleboro Camerata presents "Make it a Place of Springs" Sunday, April 21, at the...

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