North Lake’s got talent
By Dylan Biles
Editor
Theater and choir programs search
for student performers
North Lake College students
with an interest in the stage have
two opportunities to expand their
performance skills and have some
fun with important meeting dates
approaching.
North Lake Theatre's lab is
holding a mandatory meeting on
Tuesday, Sept. 5 in the Performance
Hall at P-302.
Students who want to perform
with NLC's well-established program
this semester will not want to
miss this important gathering.
Ambition and dedication are important
traits for student actors. Talent
can be developed while working
with Director Alice Butler and her
team of instructors.
The theater company waits until
it has a chance to gauge the number
of students interested and their interests
before it decides what piece
of work will be performed.
For additional information about
North Lake Theatre, please contact
Alice Butler in P-227 or at abutler@ dcccd.edu.
Vocal talent wanted
If you are interested in singing,
the North Lake Chorale will
begin rehearsals for it's third season
on Monday, Aug. 28. The college
choir is also open to the public.
Currently, all voice parts are
needed.
This season, the choir will be
performing a concert called, “A
Night in Old Vienna,” which will
include Mozart's Misericordias
Domini, Ave Verum Corpus, and
Laudate Dominum, as well as The
Heaven's are Telling and Haydn's
Little Organ Mass.
Students interested may contact
Allan Andrews, North Lake's director
of choirs, at 972-273-3277. |
