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Tori Lancaster is attending the 2009 Summer Filmmaking program at UNC School of the Arts.  Come see the student screenings and awards on July 22 & 23rd at the ACE Theater on the UNCSA Campus!  For more details visit http://www.uncsa.edu/summersession/forms/FilmAwardScreenings.pdf. Tori has been in past WSCT shows: Sound of Music, Fiddler on the Roof, Annie, The King and I, Wizard of Oz, and Peter Pan.
 
Congratulations to Logan Welborn.  Logan is a finalist in Triad Idol in the 8-12 age category!  Finals are May 31st at the Carolina Theatre in Greensboro.  Follow the link to see Logan's picture and for more info on the competition.  Logan has been involved with WSCT productions for several years and is a Lost Boy in Peter Pan.
 
  

 

John Rushton played "Roy Johnson" in Piedmont Opera^s production of Light in the Piazza, which had its Winston-Salem premier in October at the Stevens Center.  Read the rave reviews at http://www2.journalnow.com/content/2008/oct/12/112355/bravo-light-in-the-piazza-is-brilliant/.

 
 
  

From Bob Stebbins -WSCT Board:

The week after Labor Day was a busy time for another type of labor. On Tuesday, Sept. 9th, we welcomed a great granddaughter weighing 7lb 10oz born at Forsyth, then on Thursday, Sept. 11th, we welcomed a grandson who was premature and weighed only 1lb 9oz. in Charlotte. The girl is doing fine and growing fast. The boy has his ups and downs but is making progress and we feel he will be okay. Our house is getting fuller each holiday.  

 
 
 
 

Don^t miss the November issue of Forsyth Family magazine or visit online at http://www.forsythfamilymagazine.com/ for a great article on The Welborn family and the special gifts of their family.

 
 
 


Phred Rainy is starring as Clifford Anderson in Deathtrap at Stained Glass Playhouse.  Go to www.stainedglassplayhouse.org for info.

 

 
 
 
Miles Stanley is starring as Burl Sanders in Sanders Family Christmas at Little Theatre of Winston Salem.  For information, go to http://www.littletheatreonline.com/
 
 
 

Our own Samantha Driver, who all WSCT faithful will remember as Belle in Disney^s Beauty and the Beast and Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz will be attending Boston Conservatory to obtain her Master^s of Music in Musical Theatre this coming fall. Samantha was also recently featured as Kate Keller in The Miracle Worker with CPCC Theater Productions, Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Olivia in Twelfth Night, Mabel in Pirates of Penzance, and Antigone in Antigone. Samantha would like to thank her dear family and friends at the West Side Civic Theatre for their support, love, hard work and dedication to the company throughout the years, and for assisting her in reaching her highest of dreams. You will forever be in my heart! 

 
 
 
 

Jim Ballard - This past year I have been working pretty steadily which for an actor is always a very good thing. Some highlights include Mitch in Tuesdays with Morrie at the Caldwell Theatre in Boca Raton, FL, Leo in Leading Ladies and Hook in Peter Pan at the Blowing Rock Stage Co. in NC, Richard Henry Lee in 1776 at the Actors Playhouse on Miracle Mile in Miami, FL and the Southeastern premiere of Shrdlu in Adding Machine- a Musical at GableStage in Coral Gables, FL. 

 
 
 
Our Director John S. Rushton was recently named to the Events Committee for PEACE Fund International. PEACE stands for Protect, Educate and Aid Children Everywhere and was founded by film and television star, Adrian Paul, who also serves as its President. John starred as Adrian’s partner, Bradley in last year’s feature film, Eyeborgs and the two have become good friends dedicated to the same causes. John considers it “a distinct honor to be chosen to be part of this dedicated and passionate organization.”

 

John was also named as a member of the Board of Visitors for Salem Academy and College for a 3 year term. John commented on his appointment, “It is wonderful to be an integral part of the planning and decision making for an institution I consider vital to our area, and one I care deeply about.”