Governor Nikki Haley establishes the Medical Education Advisory Council which advises the Department of Health and Human Services in its efforts to improve accountability in the Medicaid medical education programs, promote the development of a "physician pipeline" that better meets the needs of rural and other underserved communities and obtains CMS approval of a new STP payment methodology.
Description Governor Nikki Haley establishes the Medical Education Advisory Council which advises the Department of Health and Human Services in its efforts to improve accountability in the Medicaid medical education programs, promote the development of a "physician pipeline" that better meets the needs of rural and other underserved communities and obtains CMS approval of a new STP payment methodology.
Auditions on September 7 & 8th for "Scrooge, the Musical" at Sandy Spring Theatre Group by Mara Bayewitz - DC Metro Theater Arts
Auditions on September 7 & 8th for “Scrooge, the Musical” at Sandy Spring Theatre Group by Mara Bayewitz
Auditions for Scrooge, the Musical at Sandy Spring Theatre Group will be held on Saturday and Sunday, September 7th and 8th, from 5:00 – 8:00 PM.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR ACTORS OF ALL AGES – FROM YOUNGER CHILDREN (age 6-ish) AND TEENS TO ANY AGE ADULTS. All roles are open (and unpaid) and EVERYONE is welcomed to audition.
NOT A SINGER? There are a substantial parts that can be played by non-singers, so don’t let that stop you from being a part of what promises to be a fun show and a great experience.
There are great parts available for every age group, and plenty of supporting roles for people with limited experience on stage.
Scrooge is the Leslie Bricusse musical adaptation of the classic A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, and features a large cast of delightful characters, including Ebenezer Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, Jacob Marley, ghosts and phantoms, and all the residents of Cheapside. Due to the large cast size, most actors (except those cast in a few principal roles) will play multiple roles. Everyone will stay busy in this production!
Auditions will consist of a vocal audition, cold readings from the script, and a simple/basic dance/movement routine. (Don’t panic – it’s not a “dance show” but there are some dance/movement numbers). Please prepare a song (musical theatre preferred, but not from the show) that best showcases your voice. Piano accompaniment will be available, as well as a CD player. Younger children will receive special assistance if needed.
AUDITIONERS ARE ADVISED TO ARRIVE EARLY, SO THAT WE CAN ASSIGN SIDES FOR COLD READINGS AFTER YOU SING. Be prepared to list any conflicts you have with rehearsals being held from 9/15 through 12/1(including day and evening times for Saturdays and Sundays).
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The Office of Developmental Disabilities Ombuds strives to cover all of Washington State. We have been outreaching to different communities to inform them about the services of the DD Ombuds and how we are here to help people with Developmental Disabilities.
The DD Ombuds took part of a reverse job fair and resource fair for Clallam County in Port Angeles. The reverse job fair gave people with Developmental Disabilities the opportunity to create resumes and displays that showcase their strengths and then employers came to them to talk about what jobs they are looking for. This model of a job fair is helpful for people with developmental disabilities because they take away some of the pressure by having a presentation set up and the employers coming to them.
The DD Ombuds had a resource table set up downstairs at the resource fair. We were able to introduce ourselves to members of the community, providers, local advocates, and state workers. We answered questions and passed out resources to attendees from surrounding areas during the day.
People were excited to learn about the DD Ombuds and appreciated that we were coming to them at an event in their community!