Arts & Entertainment
Way Off Broadway at Community Theatre at Woodbury
Community Theatre at Woodbury will close out its 10th Anniversary Season with an original musical comedy, Way Off Broadway.
Press release
WOODBURY, CT – May 3-12, Community Theatre at Woodbury will close out its 10th Anniversary Season with an original musical comedy, Way Off Broadway.
Directed by Tom Wood, Way Off Broadway is a humorous peak at what auditions for community theatre may (or may not) look like! Join the cast as they sing their way through some of Broadway and pop's memorable songs and laugh at the absurdity of what goes on behind the scenes of your local theatre.
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CTAW's production features the following local talent; Maureen Denver, Cathy Annulli, Lisa Goldberg, Peggy Anson, Zachary Kaylor-Young, Mason Holderman, Mason Gowell, Nina Wilson, and Michaelin Thomas. Musical Direction is provided by Dawn Marie Conroy and Lynee Kearney is Musical Coordinator.
All performances will take place at Woodbury's Historic Old Town Hall, 5 Mountain Rd. Woodbury, CT 06798. Ticket reservations are strongly recommended at www.ctaw-ct.org.
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CTAW was founded in 2013 in response to the community's expressed desire for quality, live theatre. Since its inception in 2013, they have produced 27 productions, performed 139 shows and upon completing their most recent show, Cry It Out, they have reached a total audience of 10,000.
Starting in 2013 as an all-volunteer, non-profit, and self-supporting program of the Woodbury Parks and Recreation Department, CTAW established a home in one of Woodbury's most distinguished buildings: The Historic Old Town Hall, at 5 Mountain Rd, Woodbury, CT. In July 2018, after 5 successful years with the Woodbury Parks and Recreation Department, the Community Theatre at Woodbury became a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The Historic Old Town Hall continues to be CTAW's home, where they are able to offer quality performances to the local community.
In addition to their artistic contributions to the community, CTAW has supported the local food bank with $8,500 in donations, scholarships for area students totaling $7,100, and additional support for local and national charities over time.
