Regina Little Theatre - An Autumn Evening of One-Act Plays



© RLT 2006	Past Performances: 2005 Fall One-Act Plays October 28-29, 2005 Download the poster Download the program Plays included: Never Swim Alone The Valedictorian This is a Play About the One-Act Plays RLT has two opportunities to participate in one-act plays: once in the fall, and once in the spring. Each event features two evenings of short, one-act plays by a variety of authors. The one-acts provide an opportunity for new recruits to become involved with a smaller production. There are many volunteer possibilities involved with a one-act play. You may want to write your own. You may want to direct. You may want to be part of a production crew. Or you may want to act in one of the plays. Many newcomers mark the beginning of their theatre "careers" by participating in one-act plays, and then eventually moving on to RLT mainstage productions. If you are interested in acting, directing or working as part of the production crew for a one-act play this spring, please attend the audition evenings (TBA), or you may contact Warren James, Producer, One-Act Plays, at rlt@sasktel.net.
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Past Performances: 2005 Fall One-Act Plays

October 28-29, 2005

Download the poster
Download the program

Plays included:

Never Swim Alone
The Valedictorian
This is a Play

About the One-Act Plays

RLT has two opportunities to participate in one-act plays: once in the fall, and once in the spring.

Each event features two evenings of short, one-act plays by a variety of authors. The
one-acts provide an opportunity for new recruits to become involved with a smaller
production.

There are many volunteer possibilities involved with a one-act play. You may want to write your own. You may want to direct. You may want to be part of a production crew. Or you may want to act in one of the plays.

Many newcomers mark the beginning of their theatre "careers" by participating in one-act plays, and then eventually moving on to RLT mainstage productions.

If you are interested in acting, directing or working as part of the production crew for a one-act play this spring, please attend the audition evenings (TBA), or you may contact Warren James, Producer, One-Act Plays, at rlt@sasktel.net.