Marie Elaina Demarest as Eva Peron, Douglas Farrell as Che and Robbie
Pittelman as Juan Peron headline our cast of NYCA Summer Repertory
Company members lined up to bring you Webber and Rice's tale of the
Argentine government's most colorful diva who climbed from the
'gutter theatrical' to the height of adoration in the eyes of her
people. The songs "Don't Cry for Me Argentina",
"High Flying Adored" and "Another Suitcase" shine in this
crown of a score by Andrew Lloyd Webber, and with words by Tim Rice
they cut quick to touch the heart; this Summer's jewel of a
performance, singing with passion for an Evening or Afternoon sure
to ring out in your memory for a long while after. Also
joining our NYCA celebrated cast are Elise Tarantina as Peron's
Mistress, Tommy Joscelyn as Augustin Magaldi, Alexa Abrams, Zoë
Brown, Paul Dawson, Anissa Garcia, Leslie Harris,
Gretchen Martino, Joe Martino, Jeremy McLaughlin, Alan Spaulding and NYCA's summer
MT cast of favorites.
Produced through special arrangement with
R&H Theatricals of NYC, NY
The Casa Rosada, Eva's Celebration,
The Election of Juan Peron "The People's Spokesman"
"Don't Cry For Me Argentina" - Rice & Webber's Musical Jewel
Musical Hypnosis: "I Love You and Hope You Love Me."
Politics and Strange Bedfellows: The Plans of Peronism
Che: Evita's Greek Chorus, The Revolution of the People
Unions: The Platform of Use to Juan Peron
Military: The Strong Arm of the Government
A Tango Singer: "The First to be of use to Eva Duarte"
"Another Suitcase", The Changing of the Peronista Guard
.
The Casa Rosada, Eva's Celebration,
The Election of Juan Peron "The People's Spokesman"
What Happened Already
in Our Season?
November 13 - 22
Friday
and Saturday Evenings at 8:00pm
Sundays
Matinees at 2:00pm
The Murder Room
NYCA Adult Repertory Company
Mystery Comedy
By Jack Sharkey
Tickets $18 / $15
Phone (845) 339-4340
THE MURDER ROOM is a zany spoof of British
mysteries. There are secret chambers, panels and trap lids galore
that are operated by ridiculous contrivances - a grand mixture of
Agatha Christie, Monty Python and Abbott and Costello. The quick,
smart, well-timed dialogue, combined with hilarious situations and
physical antics, make this high, mad melodrama a fun night at the
theater. Guaranteed to provide many laughs!
Produced through special arrangement with Samuel French
December 4 - 6
Friday
and Saturday Evenings at 7:30pm
Sunday
Matinees at 2:00pm
Babes in Toyland
NYCA Theatre Company
Family Holiday Musical
Book
by Rebecca Ryland
Music
and Lyrics by Bill Francoeur
Tickets $12
Phone (845) 339-4340
With
new, fresh music, this classic tale comes alive as the villainous
Barnaby falls in love with sweet Mistress Mary Quite Contrary. If he
can't buy her love, then he'll force her to marry him by threatening
to foreclose on her mother, the poor Widow Piper. Mary already has
her heart set on marrying Barnaby's nephew Alan—but not if Barnaby
can help it! He hires two bumbling ruffians to do away with Alan,
but Alan returns to Mother Goose Land amidst much rejoicing. Mary
journeys to the mysterious Toyland through the dangerous Spider
Forest. But wait! Barnaby hasn't given up, and he herds the whole
gang of Mother Goose Land characters to Toyland in pursuit of Mary.
There we encounter the magical mystery of Toyland as we meet the
Master Toymaker and his quirky assistants Grumio and Marmaduke.
Produced through special arrangement with
Pioneer Drama Service
Music by Steve Margoshes
Lyrics by Jacques Levy
Conceived and Developed by David De Silva
Tickets $18 / $15
Phone (845) 339-4340
SEE FAME THE WAY YOU SHOULD...AT A FAME SCHOOL, WITH THE FAME
SPIRIT OF INSPIRATION WHERE YOUNG ARTISTS BRING THEMSELVES TO THEIR
PERFORMANCE ARTS...WITH JOY AND CARE FOR THEMSELVES AND ONE ANOTHER...NOT JUST ANOTHER SHOW, OR EVEN ANY FAME SHOW - THIS IS A NYCA FAME
PRODUCTION!
It is nothing short of a global phenomenon...first came the hit
motion picture, then the long-running television series. The screen
sensation of the 1980's became the stage sensation of the 1990's
and then a remake 2009 Film once more.
Set during the last
years of New York City's celebrated
High School
for the Performing
Arts on 46th Street (1980-1984), "Fame-The
Musical" is an ultimately inspiring story of a diverse
group of students as they commit to four years of artistic
and academic work. With candor, humor and insight, the show explores
the issues that confront many young people: issues of
identity, self-worth, literacy, coming of age, commitment in a world
where they are encouraged not to and perseverance through any social
obstacles - and ultimately bringing themselves to their Art, finding
meaning within and shining.
PG13
Produced
by special arrangement with Music Theatre International
Disney's
Alice in
Wonderland
Jr.
February 19-21
Friday
and Saturday Evening at 7:30pm
Sunday
Matinee at 2:00pm
Tickets $12
Phone (845) 339-4340
Disney's Alice in Wonderland Jr.
NYCA Student Theatre Company
Book
adapted and additional lyrics by David Simpatico
Music Adapted and Arranged and Additional Music
and Lyrics by Bryan Louiselle
Based on the 1951 Disney film "Alice in
Wonderland" and the novels
"The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking
Glass" by Lewis Carroll
Join Alice's madcap adventures in Wonderland as she chases the White
Rabbit, races the Dodo Bird, gets tied up with the Tweedles, raps
with a bubble-blowing Caterpillar, and beats the Queen of Hearts at
her own game! This fast-paced stage
adaptation of Alice in Wonderland features updated dialogue and new
arrangements of such classic Disney songs as "I'm Late," "The
Un-birthday Song" and "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah."
Produced by special arrangement with
Music Theatre International
TO SEE MORE IMAGES OF
NYCA'S PRESENTATION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND . . . PRESS ON THE
WHITE
RABBITHERE
March
20 - 21
Saturday Evening at 7:30pm
Sunday
Matinee at 2:00pm
The Jungle Book
NYCA Theatre for Children by Children Company
Drama/Childrens’ Theatre
By Vera Morris
Tickets $10
Phone (845) 339-4340
Come hear the incredible tale of Mowgli, a young
boy raised by wolves. With the help of his friend, the bear Baloo,
the panther Bagheera and the python Kaaï, Mowgli learns the ways of
the jungle. Some of the jungle boy's adventures are gripping, like
the time he encounters the hooded cobra who guards the treasure
vault in the Deserted City. Others, like the coconut-tossing monkeys
who take him prisoner, are hysterical. But the jungle is also
dangerous, for it is the home of Shere Khan, the man-eating tiger
who has vowed to destroy Mowgli. With his fawning jackal follower,
Shere Khan plots to take control of the jungle. Mowgli must use all
his strength and courage to stop Shere Khan before it is too late.
This faithful adaptation will enchant all.
Produced by special arrangement with
Pioneer Drama Service
TO SEE IMAGES OF
NYCA'S PRESENTATION OF THE JUNGLE BOOK . . .
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Saturday, June 5th
at 7:30pm
and
Sunday, June 6th
at 2:00pm
The NYCA Cabaret
Theatre is an intimate 75 seat cabaret style theatre space which has
been reviewed and lauded as providing a 'You-Are-There' experience
for all audience members.
Since its
inception, the theatre has seen the rise of many talented
actors and actresses who have studied their craft and shared their
talents within the walls of the New York Conservatory for the Arts.
Come to NYCA this season to catch a rising star and a show sure to
move your heart and your theatrical desire to a new height.
Located at 120
Schildknecht Road in Hurley, New York - Phone (845) 339-4340
It is nothing short of a global phenomenon...first came the hit
motion picture, then the long-running television series. The screen
sensation of the 1980's became the stage sensation of the 1990's
and then a remake 2009 Film once more.
Musical" is an ultimately inspiring story of a diverse
group of students as they commit to four years of artistic
and academic work. With candor, humor and insight, the show explores
the issues that confront many young people: issues of
identity, self-worth, literacy, coming of age, commitment in a world
where they are encouraged not to and perseverance through any social
obstacles - and ultimately bringing themselves to their Art, finding
meaning within and shining.
PG13
Wonderland" and the novels
"The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking
Glass" by Lewis Carroll 
