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Have a great summer! We're also taking a break
After nine years, twenty-nine productions, and fifty-five awards, Marin Summer Theater is giving the creative team the summer off, so there will be no MST productions in 2018. We look forward to making insanely great theatre with you, and for you in the future!
MST is ... Flashback 2013
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- Published: Monday, May 23 2016
If everyone that liked the 2013 MST season of GYPSY, ALMOST MAINE and LES MISERABLES gives $10 today, the 2017 season will be guaranteed and we can end the MST Fundraiser immediately! It's a win-win. Click the link and do it!
2013 was an epic year, and it was all about the storytelling. Building on 2012, the vision and the risk taking expanded, and it paid off. The largest MST company to date, the most performances. Five National Youth Arts (NYA) awards and seven 2013 Broadway World SF Awards including Best Actor and / Actress awards for all three shows.
Our guest director Nancy Carlin and dream team of set designers (David Prothero, Leah Cohen, Alisha Ramos, Margaret Buss), costumers (Marina Nims, Jane Savage, Natalie Oga), lighting designers (Alisha Ramos, Leah Cohen), and sound designers (Jonathan Pickett, Simon Eves) delighted audiences and redefined MST's look.
At MST, we tell great stories. For eight years, our company of ridiculously talented young performers, technicians and musicians have put their heart and sole into creating magic on stage. And now you can be a part of the story. Our goal is to raise $6,000 during our Facebook Fundraiser. Please help us.
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MST is ... Always asking for money
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- Published: Sunday, May 22 2016
Ever wonder why MST is always asking for money? Here’s why:
1. We keep tuition as low as possible.*
2. We cast based on talent, not on ability to pay.**
3. We keep ticket prices affordable.***
4. Our facility costs have gone up by $10,000 a year since 2011. ****
In order for MST to continue, we need your help. If we don’t raise $5,000 in the next week (or can't find it someplace else), then we will be forced to choose between a.) changing our structure or b.) closing up shop after the 2016 season.
Don’t let 2016 be the last year of MST. Over the next seven days we will finish our trip down memory lane and also show you the future of MST. Make MST part of your story. Give today.
* MST tuition fees are half that of similar companies. Over 50% of the MST Company work or attend summer classes.
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MST is ... Flashback 2012
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- Published: Saturday, May 21 2016
In 2012 MST exploded. Marin Summer Theater established itself as a 501(c)3 non-profit separate from San Marin Music Boosters. We produced SPRING AWAKENING (with musical direction by Drew Gasparini), our first show away from San Marin. Jim Poulos returned as a guest director for THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, and LEGALLY BLONDE sold out every performance. MST was also honored by National Youth Arts (NYA) with 11 nominations and 4 awards in NYA's Eighth Annual National Youth Arts Awards.
At MST, we tell great stories. For eight years, our company of ridiculously talented young performers, technicians and musicians have put their heart and sole into creating magic on stage. And now you can be a part of the story. Our goal is to raise $6,000 during our Facebook Fundraiser. Please help us.
| Be part of the story, give to MST today. |
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Marin Summer Theater (MST) is an award winning non-profit theater company for students of performing arts between the ages of 13 and 23. The MST company prepares and presents three fully-staged productions in a six-week summer season. MST's mission is threefold: To present exciting, professional quality drama, musical theater and musical revue productions; to keep tuition as low as possible so that cost is not a barrier to participation; to create a diverse company of college and high school students.