SCP In the Community...


SCP Scholarship Award

SCP wants to award $300 to one graduating high school student in Perth County. If you have been accepted to a post-secondary school to further your studies in theatre, film, music or dance, we want to hear from you.
Get more information on the Award criteria here.

Giving Back

Besides putting on a production every year we at SCP attempt to give back to the community by providing support in whatever way we can. After each production we give a portion of our proceeds to a community group . We also go Christmas carolling downtown Stratford on the first weekend of December - which is always lots of fun for us and the shoppers!

Here are some recent photos of SCP in the community.

Jamie Cottle and Liz Cooper Gingerbread Man

On August 1, 2007, some members of SCP participated in the Stratford Public Library's "Night at the Library' event.
Over 30 volunteers dressed up a storybook characters to the delight of the patrons both young and old.
Above left, Jamie Cottle and Elizabeth Cooper; right: Mary Bohnert, her daughter Maddie and friend Laura.
Katie Diotallevi and Meli Black also took part - thanks everyone!


On April 24, 2007 SCP presented a cheque for $1,000 to the Stratford Public Library on Wheels (PLOW).
The donation was a portion of the net proceeds from The Music Man.
F r om left to right: Paula Ortelli (who played Marion the Librarian),Dawson Lott (who portrayed Winthrop Paroo),
Tr ish MacGregor of PLOW, and SCP treasurer Mary Dolan-Bohnert.



On a Saturday in December of 2006 a contingent of SCP members could be heard caroling
in Stratford's downtown City Centre. Lifting their voices in song in front of
Catherine Wright Designs are- from left to right- Jay Klassen, Elizabeth Cooper, Derek Barnes,
Mary Dolan Bohnert, Janice McIntyre, Katie Diotallevi and Doug Peterman.


At an audition workshop presented by Bruce Dow in September of 2006, Bruce gives
some pointers to Doug Peterman who later on would be cast in the role of
Harold Hill in our production of The Music Man.




Bruce Dow addresses the many people who attended his extremely informative workshop.
Our sincere thanks to Bruce for donating his time and talent, and the Stratford Festival of Canada
for the use of the Paul D. Fleck Marquee.

 

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