What is it? MCTV’s “The Interns” program is a competitive, unpaid summer internship program for middle and high school students who are interested in video production, theatre arts, writing, graphic editing, and/or journalism. The program is designed to provide basic instruction and hands on experience with production techniques, equipment, and working in a dynamic group environment.
The Avalon Foundation's Underground Actors is looking for a qualified, eager, and talented individual to direct our summer play! Founded in 2012, The Underground Actors have presented an annual play that has showcased our local young talent. Last year's production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" was well received and we hope to continue to provide a venue for the theatre arts for the youth of our community.
The Avalon Foundation seeks new artists to join our Arts in Easton Banner Program. Through this program works of art have adorned the lamp posts of downtown Easton for the past 15 years. The goal of the Arts in Easton Banner Program is to market the Town of Easton as a vibrant arts community and a destination for artists and collectors alike. If you are interested in becoming an Arts in Easton Banner Artist, here is what you need to know:
The Avalon Foundation seeks the REAL Santa (and a whole other host of characters) for its annual holiday production, “Miracle on 34th Street.” “Finding the right Santa Claus is key to the success of this year’s production,” said Tim Weigand who will once again direct the show. “If you think you look like Santa Claus, if you have been told you look like Santa Claus, or if you have the demeanor of Santa Claus, please come out. We will work with you to make it a great experience and even if you are a beginner, we will help you feel confident when you hit the stage. That’s what rehearsing i
Julianne Mason (pictured far right), a sophmore at Boston College double majoring in Theatre and Psychology and minoring in Dance, spent her summer learning the ropes at the Avalon Founation. She shares with us some of her experiences: