(March 13th, 2015) Santa Fe, NM – On Wednesday, 3/18, Thursday 3/19 and Friday 3/20 at 7pm, students from The New Mexico School For The Arts theater department will present monologues and one-acts as part of the school’s first annual ‘NMSA New Works Festival: Readings and Plays.’
Concert readings of one-acts written, directed and read by NMSA theater students will be performed in the large rehearsal hall at NMSA (275 East Alameda Street). Each night will present a different program of concert readings, which are free and open to the public!
In addition, five short plays have been selected by students for full production on Saturday, March 21st at 7pm, also in the large rehearsal hall at NMSA. These fully produced one-acts are student written, directed and acted and are open and free to the public without reservation. Please join us for these exciting student productions!
New Mexico School for the Arts, Art Institute and Charter School assists passionate young artists in developing their full potential through a rigorous mastery arts and academic education.
New Mexico School for the Arts is a public/private partnership comprised of the NMSA-Art Institute, a nonprofit art educational institution, and NMSA-High School, a New Mexico state charter high school. NMSA’s purpose is to provide the highest standards of excellence in preparing New Mexico’s artistically talented students to compete in the national arena for post-secondary education and/or professional careers in the arts. NMSA offers pre-professional instruction in the performing and visual arts with rigorous academics leading to a high school diploma. NMSA is located in the former St. Francis Cathedral School, 275 East Alameda in Santa Fe. For more information, log on to: www.NMSchoolForTheArts.org.