Category: Meet the Family | Weston Playhouse Blog

The Hartness Tavern at The Weston Playhouse

About Town, Cast and Crew, Meet the Family, Weston News |July 27, 2017

There’s a new kitchen in town From Left to Right: Head Chef Nick Matush and Sous Chef Ben Minifie. Photo by Lucy Southwell. For those Weston theatre aficionados looking for a well-rounded experience, the Weston Playhouse proudly offers dining before and after all MainStage productions. This season, … Read More
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Who’s Who: A Look at the 2017 Young Company

Cast and Crew, Featured, Meet the Family |June 12, 2017

Weston’s Young Company has been one of the most treasured programs since its start in 2000. The Young Company, lovingly known as "The YoCo," consists of a group of eight non-Equity actors who are either attending or have recently graduated from a conservatory or undergraduate training program. Since its creation, a number of Young Company alumni have gone onto grace the Broadway stage in blockbuster favorites, which include LES MISERABLES, WICKED, and BOOK OF MORMON. Read More
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Weston Alum: Travis McHale

Education, Meet the Family |January 31, 2017

Internships are the best opportunities to make the connections that you’ll need to help get your career in motion after graduation and amazing references that know the way you work. Weston Playhouse is the perfect size to attract the people that will help a young professional in their … Read More
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Weston Alumn: Danielle Zandri

Education, Meet the Family |January 25, 2017

Internships let students learn more about the industry, hone their skills, and learn new ones that may never have come up in the classroom. These are just some of the reasons that an internship at Weston Playhouse helped Danielle Zandri, a former Weston intern. Her internship here was not … Read More
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Weston Alum: Shelby Mays

Education, Meet the Family |January 17, 2017

An internship at Weston Playhouse is an amazing opportunity to meet, interact, and work with professionals from across the theatre industry. These are the types of contacts that can last a lifetime and help jump start a career. Today we check in with former intern, Shelby Mays about her … Read More
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Weston Alum: Lauren Miller

Education, Meet the Family |January 10, 2017

Internships help students get an idea of their chosen field, learn about the real life responsibilities, and learn how to apply theoretical skills in a real working environment. All while gaining exposure to and knowledge of other fields within that environment. Just ask the next person in our former … Read More
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Weston Alum: Travis Blackwell

Education, Meet the Family |January 3, 2017

Internships are a great way for any college student or recent grad to put what they learned in the classroom to practical use, gain experience, pad their resume, and network. Weston Playhouse is an amazing place to do just that, and we’re prepared to prove it. Today will be … Read More
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Meet the Team: Ryan Ahern, Superintendent

Featured, Meet the Family, Walker Farm |October 19, 2016

As most of you know, and probably have seen from social media or driving by, Weston Playhouse Theatre Company is building a new theatre space. We have a great crew working on the construction of The Center of the Arts at Walker Farm. At the center of everything is site superintendent, Ryan Ahern. We asked him a few questions to get an idea of how he came to be working with us and about the building from a construction perspective. Read More
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Meet the Board: Juliette I. Britton

Meet the Family |March 28, 2016

Check out our most recent "Meet the Family" post, an interview with Board Member and Local Entrepreneur Juliette Britton. Find out what makes her tick, why she came home to Vermont, and how she was inspired to work with us on the Board at Weston. Read More
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One Magic Mama

Cast and Crew, Meet the Family |February 28, 2016

Before Charma Bonanno was a development director, a financial manager, or a mom, she was an actor. She performed in theatres across the country, including several summers here in Weston as Velma Kelly in Chicago, Lucy Brown in The Three Penny Opera, and Prudie Cupp in Pump Boys and Dinettes, opening the Rod & Gun Club’s first season ever. Find out what it takes to make great theatre ... on the blog! Read More
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