THEATRE QUEST
Putting Teens and Theatre Together.
Theatre Quest is a theatre interest group sponsored by the Chattanooga Theatre Centre for the purpose of preparing teens for future study or a vocation in the theatre. Theatre Quest strives to provide its members with theatre experiences and opportunities they would not normally get in their schools or the community at large. By doing so, members gain a broader understanding of the potential and power of theatre.
THE 10 Minute Play Fesival
TheatreQuest 10 Minute Play Festival
December 12 & 13, at 7:30PM in the Circle Theatre
The Chattanooga Theatre Centre’s TheatreQuest presents six original ten minute plays about love, betrayal, riddles, larceny, and what would you do with 9 minutes. The plays were written, directed and performed by the member of TheatreQuest. admission is $10.
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Questions? Please contact Chuck Tuttle at chuck@theatrecentre.com.
FAQs
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Any young person between the ages of 13 and 19 can be a member of Theatre Quest. Members must attend regular membership meetings and be involved in at least one major event throughout the year.
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General membership meetings are the first Monday of every month (Sept. – May) at 7:00 PM, unless it falls on a holiday.
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Theatre Quest activities vary from year to year, but they are always theatrical in nature and geared to increasing the members understanding of, and ability to do theatre. Here are a few past Theatre Quest projects:
Alphabet Plays (One to two plays per year, three Saturdays) – Created by members for pre-school and early school aged children, these plays focus on words beginning with the specified letter of the alphabet. In the form of a sketch comedy show, the players use 30 words in 30 minutes. If they can’t get through them all, someone gets a pie in the face.
24 Hour Theatre Festival - An event where playwrights, directors, actors, and stage managers come together to write, rehearse, and perform original pieces of theatre in a 24 hour time span.Coffeehouse Cabaret (one to two selected Fridays during the year) – An evening of comedy and music created by the members. Admission is free with a fee for drinks and desserts.
Play to be determined –Whether an original piece or an original re-mix of classic theatre, this play is produced entirely by Theatre Quest members.
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To join, you need only come to one of the general membership meetings on the first Monday of the month (2nd Monday in September) at 7:00PM. You may also call the director of education, Chuck Tuttle at 267-8538, ext. 313.
FAQs
-
Any young person between the ages of 13 and 19 can be a member of Theatre Quest. Members must attend regular membership meetings and be involved in at least one major event throughout the year.
-
General membership meetings are the first Monday of every month (Sept. – May) at 7:00 PM, unless it falls on a holiday.
-
Theatre Quest activities vary from year to year, but they are always theatrical in nature and geared to increasing the members understanding of, and ability to do theatre. Here are a few past Theatre Quest projects:
Alphabet Plays (One to two plays per year, three Saturdays) – Created by members for pre-school and early school aged children, these plays focus on words beginning with the specified letter of the alphabet. In the form of a sketch comedy show, the players use 30 words in 30 minutes. If they can’t get through them all, someone gets a pie in the face.
24 Hour Theatre Festival - An event where playwrights, directors, actors, and stage managers come together to write, rehearse, and perform original pieces of theatre in a 24 hour time span.Coffeehouse Cabaret (one to two selected Fridays during the year) – An evening of comedy and music created by the members. Admission is free with a fee for drinks and desserts.
Play to be determined –Whether an original piece or an original re-mix of classic theatre, this play is produced entirely by Theatre Quest members.
-
To join, you need only come to one of the general membership meetings on the first Monday of the month (2nd Monday in September) at 7:00PM. You may also call the director of education, Chuck Tuttle at 267-8538, ext. 313.