Come perform at the Edinburgh Fringe!

A 17-day study and performing experience through Lake Tahoe Community College in Edinburgh, Scotland led by LTCC's theater director David Hamilton.

Auditions will be held at the Lake Tahoe Community College Theatre on March 14 and 15, 2005, at 7:00 pm - click here for more info.

What are the program dates?

Friday, July 29 through Sunday, August 14, 2005. 

When is the application deadline?

April 4, 2005

 

!!Don't miss it:

Audition in Tahoe: March 14 and 15, 2005.

What is the course work and how many units will I earn from LTCC?

Started in 1947 and using over 180 venues across the city, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival provides performances in comedy to opera and everything in-between. The Fringe is the world's largest theatre festival attracting a huge variety of performers from across the globe. 25,362 performances were given in 2004. The festival attracts a huge diversity of entertainers with hundreds of shows expressing a wide range of cultural and artistic performances over the month of August.

 Be a part of the festival as LTCC brings over it’s production of Lysistrata’s War, the rock opera written by LTCC’s Dave Hamilton and Mark Williams, which premiered last June.  The show will audition March 14 and 15 2005, with rehearsals in July and performs in Scotland August 7-13. There are roles for seventeen principal singers plus chorus and roles for dancers. There will also be crew positions to run the show.

This is an opportunity to perform before an international audience as well as being able to watch and connect with other performers and shows. 

All cast and crew will be registered in the following classes (9 units total):

• THE 128d Production Techniques (all principal cast and Crew) - 4 units

• MUS 202 Music Theatre Production (all chorus) - 1.25 units

• DAN 142 Musical Theatre Dance (all dancers) - 2.75 units

• THE 110 A study of Live Theatre (anyone interested in seeing other plays) - 1 unit

For more information on the program content, please contact David Hamilton at (530) 541-4660, ext. 240 or  hamilton@ltcc.edu.

What else is included in the museum tour program?

LTCC is working with the American Institute For Foreign Study (AIFS). The AIFS program includes:

• orientation consisting of a half-day guided city sightseeing tour by private bus;
• centrally located self-catering accommodations at Napier University within 5-10 minute walk to theatre venues;
• single rooms within a five-person apartment, shared kitchen and dining/living area; 
• entrances to Edinburgh Castle;
• welcome and farewell dinners.

How much will my educational adventure cost?

Price:                                        $1,565

Group Airfare:                          $950 (includes ground transportation to and from accommodations.  Does not include airline imposed departure tax, fees, & fuel surcharges estimated at $199)

What other costs will I need to consider for my study abroad experience in Europe?

The AIFS program does not include:

• Lake Tahoe Community College enrollment fees ($17/unit for California residents);
• meals other than mentioned above;
• passport fees;
• personal expenses.

How can I register and/or find out more information about this program?

Please contact Melonie Guttry, LTCC International Education Program Coordinator, by e-mail guttry@ltcc.edu or phone 530-541-4660, Ext. 370 for more information or to make an appointment to apply. 

Applications for this program are currently being accepted and space is limited.

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