Friends of Montgomery Theater Young Actors Workshop please take note.

The time is here to register for the 2010 Summer Session. What a great way to channel the creative forces in your household over the summer. Remember the Souderton pool will be closed this summer!

This summer they are excited to be offering the following sessions:

Mixed Media Intensive July 5th to July 16th
Students work with professional actors and film makers to create an interactive theater and film piece. This two week camp focuses on acting technique, basic filmmaking and playwriting.  Cost $400 Monday to Friday 10AM to 4PM for 4th to 8th grades

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For the past 16 years, the Montgomery Theater has enjoyed bringing a mix of classic and modern plays with strong regional reputations to the stage in the Delaware Valley.  This year is no different.  Blow is a list of the Shows for 2010.  You can also check out their website for more information or to purchase tickets.

Augusta
by Richard Dresser
February 4 to February 27

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
by Rachel Sheinkin and William Finn
April 8 to May 8

Moonlight and Magnolias
by Ron Hutchinson
June 17 to July 10

Everybody Loves Opal
by John Patrick
Sept. 9 to Oct. 2

Half and Half
by James Sherman
Nov. 11 to Dec 4

And For The Kids, Montomgery Theater Junior Presents:

Willy Wonka, Jr.
by Roald Dahl
May 21 to May 30

Alice in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll
Oct. 22 to Oct 31

Montgomery Theater presents a new play reading in honor of Black History Month.
On Wednesday, February 17 at 7:30, Montgomery Theater will present a reading of the new play “Six Nights in the Black Belt” by Lowell Williams.  Based on a true story and set in the spring of 1965, the play follows two Boston seminary students who join Martin Luther King on the march from Selma to Montgomery.  Article from Phillyburbs.com.

One of these students, Jonathan Daniels, stays on during that warm summer.  Slowly he gains the confidence of a young Stokely Carhmicheal and others working to secure civil rights for African-Americans in those Alabama communities.  A threat of violence surrounds them, and will ultimately affect the course of both students’ lives.  

Williams says of his play: “This true story reveals the path Jonathan Daniels discovered to his service and how his legacy inspired others.”

Actors will be arriving from New York, Boston and Providence to take part in this rare reading, in honor of Black History Month.  The actors will be available following the performance for a question and answer session with all audience members.  

Read more: Play Reading for Black History Month

The Indian Valley Business Networking Group meets promptly at 11:30 am every Wednesday at The Reliance Inn.  Lunch is just 12.00.  Cost to join is $20 per year. 

Attendance is not required - but to realize the greatest benefits - regular attendance is suggested.  Members in good standing will be allowed to give a full ten minute presentation and have their information listed in the marketing materials such as this website, the brochure, poster, or any other use.

The purpose of IVBNG is to network and promote each others' business through education and building relationships.  Membership is open to all businesses in the region.

Each week you will have 30 seconds to introduce your products or services to the group. This is commonly known as an elevator pitch... meaning if you can explain your proposition to a stranger before the elevator reaches its destination your pitch is probably just right.