Inland Theatre Works Presents
Grease and Taming of the Shrew!
Actors paid stipends!
In our 5th season we explore troubled relationships in the 1950s.
The summer lovers, Danny and Sandy, are balanced by a not-so-perfect 50s couple, Kate and Petruchio in our version of the Taming of the Shrew.
Auditions are June 15 and 16 from 5 – 8pm at the Sturges Theatre, with callbacks on the 17th.
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For Grease: Director Margaret Perry
Actors should prepare 16 measures of a song that best showcases your voice, consideration of the 50s style of music would be helpful. Accompaniment will be provided, and sheet music should be clearly marked and in the appropriate key. Actors should also come prepared to read from the script and will learn a short dance routine. Please dress accordingly, including footwear.
For Shrew: Director Tom Provenzano
Actors should prepare a one minute monologue, preferably Shakespeare, and be prepared to read from the script.
Performances September 10th – 20th
at the Sturges Theatre in downtown San Bernardino
Rehearsals begin July 13th
Questions call – 909-954-4540 email - info@ftcsb.org
Grease and Taming of the Shrew!
Actors paid stipends!
In our 5th season we explore troubled relationships in the 1950s.
The summer lovers, Danny and Sandy, are balanced by a not-so-perfect 50s couple, Kate and Petruchio in our version of the Taming of the Shrew.
Auditions are June 15 and 16 from 5 – 8pm at the Sturges Theatre, with callbacks on the 17th.
Click for Directions
For Grease: Director Margaret Perry
Actors should prepare 16 measures of a song that best showcases your voice, consideration of the 50s style of music would be helpful. Accompaniment will be provided, and sheet music should be clearly marked and in the appropriate key. Actors should also come prepared to read from the script and will learn a short dance routine. Please dress accordingly, including footwear.
For Shrew: Director Tom Provenzano
Actors should prepare a one minute monologue, preferably Shakespeare, and be prepared to read from the script.
Performances September 10th – 20th
at the Sturges Theatre in downtown San Bernardino
Rehearsals begin July 13th
Questions call – 909-954-4540 email - info@ftcsb.org
03/16: Drama Camp Information
Category: Drama Camp
Posted by: webmaster
Unfortunately, due to budget cutbacks, we will not be able to offer a Drama Camp for the summer of 2009. Hopefully, next summer we will have funding to bring the camp back. If you would like to send us a letter stating how much you or your child liked or benefitted from the camp, then we could include those letters in our proposals as we search for more funding options.
Please send letters to:
FTC Inland Theatre Works
PO Box 1071
San Bernardino CA 92402
Thanks for your support.
Please send letters to:
FTC Inland Theatre Works
PO Box 1071
San Bernardino CA 92402
Thanks for your support.
01/08: 3D Theatre Festival NEWS!
3D Short Play Festival (the sequel) planned for 2010
We've decided to have a sequel to the successful short play festival we started last year. However, like any good sequel, we've decided to make the audience wait two years to see the next installment. The main reason for the wait is to focus all of our energies on planning for the summer of 2009, which promises to be our best summer yet, with a new bigger and better venue and a goal of adding a couple of union actors to our wonderful pool of local talent. Stay tuned.
We've decided to have a sequel to the successful short play festival we started last year. However, like any good sequel, we've decided to make the audience wait two years to see the next installment. The main reason for the wait is to focus all of our energies on planning for the summer of 2009, which promises to be our best summer yet, with a new bigger and better venue and a goal of adding a couple of union actors to our wonderful pool of local talent. Stay tuned.
07/02: 2008 Summer Shakespeare
Category: Past Shows
Posted by: webmaster

Two Gentlemen of Verona
"Comedy, love and a bit with a dog" - from Shakespeare in Love referring to Two Gentlemen of Verona. In Shakespeare’s earliest comedy, he takes us on a journey from "boring" Verona to "fabulous" Milan to a lawless Italian forest. Proteus and Valentine are best friends, but the bounds and bonds of friendship are tested when they both want the same girl. See the original characters that would be echoed in his future plays, his first use of cross dressing, lovers that would reappear in a summer’s dream, and hints of many of his other future characters. Throw in a real dog (who may or may not bark in verse) and you never know what will happen.
Purchase Tickets
Performances
• Saturday, August 16, 7:00PM
• Wednesday, August 20, 7:00PM
• Friday, August 22, 7:00PM
• Sunday, August 24, 2:00PM (matinee)
• Wednesday, August 27, 7:00PM
• Friday, August 29, 7:00PM

Othello
Othello is unique among Shakespeare’s masterpieces for its purity of story and morality. A black man in a white society, Othello has earned immense respect and honored military position – but does he go too far when he woos Desdemona, the epitome of white beauty and goodness. Their marriage represents absolute virtue, which can only be destroyed by equal malfeasance. That degree of evil quickly provided by Shakespeare’s most perfect villain, Iago who plots to vanquish the happiness surrounding him
Purchase Tickets
Performances
• Friday, August 15, 7:00PM
• Sunday, August 17, 2:00PM (matinee)
• Thursday, August 21, 7:00PM
• Saturday, August 23, 7:00PM
• Tuesday, August 26, 7:00PM
• Thursday, August 28, 7:00PM
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 students and seniors
The Performing Arts Center
Arroyo Valley High School
1881 West Baseline
San Bernardino, CA 92411
Tickets: $10 general admission, $5 students and seniors
The Performing Arts Center
Arroyo Valley High School
1881 West Baseline
San Bernardino, CA 92411
06/19: Drama Camp Pictures 2008
Category: Drama Camp
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06/19: Press Information
Category: Current Press
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Read what the Press Enterprise has to say about us!
Check out the latest article about us in the Sun!
San Bernardino Company builds up Inland Theater
***Press information click here***
Photos by Jason Hill






Check out the latest article about us in the Sun!
San Bernardino Company builds up Inland Theater
***Press information click here***
Photos by Jason Hill






06/18: Drama Camp Information
Category: Drama Camp
Posted by: webmaster
It’s Finally Here!!
FTC’s 4th Annual Drama Camp!!
In this fun and educational three-week camp, young performers (beginers - advanced) will gain a basic understanding of many theatre techniques to strengthen their talents on stage and in life. Through daily exercises, students will focus on Stanislavsky-based acting techniques, voice and movement exercises, and improvisation. There will be several intensive workshops led by guest professionals in the areas of musical theatre, hand-to-hand stage combat, Shakespeare, theatre games, playwriting, puppetry and more! In a relaxed atmosphere, students can be free to express themselves and have fun exploring their talent in different forms of theatre that they will showcase in a free performance on the last day of camp, on August 1st.
There is a registration fee of $45, scholarships are available. Everyone is encouraged to apply to be in the camp, regardless of financial situation.
For students going into 8th grade through going into 12th grade
When: July 14th – August 1st.
Monday – Friday
3:00-6:00 pm
Where: Arroyo Valley H.S. Theatre,
1881 W. Baseline St.
San Bernardino, CA 92411
Attire:
Please wear comfortable loose clothing that you can move in. Sweat pants and tank tops are okay, shirts must have sleeves of some kind. Some jeans and shorts might be hard to move in, so use your best judgement. Hair should be tied back or kept out of your face. Tennis shoes are preferred, but sneakers that stay on your feet should be fine. Please DO NOT wear heels or flip flops, and be able to go barefoot if proper shoes are not worn.
What to bring:
You may bring water bottles and a snack, if you want. Snacks and drinks other than water will not be allowed during class. We will have a short break in the middle of class, or you may eat a snack beforehand if you come early. We will start promptly at 3:00.
Transportation:
Please arrange for your own transportation to and from Arroyo Valley. We will exchange contact information on the first day, so parents can arrange carpooling if necessary; this has worked well in the past.
Online Application
Printable Application
FTC’s 4th Annual Drama Camp!!
In this fun and educational three-week camp, young performers (beginers - advanced) will gain a basic understanding of many theatre techniques to strengthen their talents on stage and in life. Through daily exercises, students will focus on Stanislavsky-based acting techniques, voice and movement exercises, and improvisation. There will be several intensive workshops led by guest professionals in the areas of musical theatre, hand-to-hand stage combat, Shakespeare, theatre games, playwriting, puppetry and more! In a relaxed atmosphere, students can be free to express themselves and have fun exploring their talent in different forms of theatre that they will showcase in a free performance on the last day of camp, on August 1st.
There is a registration fee of $45, scholarships are available. Everyone is encouraged to apply to be in the camp, regardless of financial situation.
For students going into 8th grade through going into 12th grade
When: July 14th – August 1st.
Monday – Friday
3:00-6:00 pm
Where: Arroyo Valley H.S. Theatre,
1881 W. Baseline St.
San Bernardino, CA 92411
Attire:
Please wear comfortable loose clothing that you can move in. Sweat pants and tank tops are okay, shirts must have sleeves of some kind. Some jeans and shorts might be hard to move in, so use your best judgement. Hair should be tied back or kept out of your face. Tennis shoes are preferred, but sneakers that stay on your feet should be fine. Please DO NOT wear heels or flip flops, and be able to go barefoot if proper shoes are not worn.
What to bring:
You may bring water bottles and a snack, if you want. Snacks and drinks other than water will not be allowed during class. We will have a short break in the middle of class, or you may eat a snack beforehand if you come early. We will start promptly at 3:00.
Transportation:
Please arrange for your own transportation to and from Arroyo Valley. We will exchange contact information on the first day, so parents can arrange carpooling if necessary; this has worked well in the past.
Online Application
Printable Application
2008 Summer Season
Get paid to Act!
Actors paid stipends
Shakespeare's Othello and Two Gentlemen of Verona
Performances August 15th - 29th
Audition Information
When:
Monday, June 2nd, 6pm - 8pm
Tuesday, June 3rd, 6pm - 8pm
Wednesday, June 4th, 6pm Callbacks
Where:
Arroyo Valley High School in San Bernardino
1881 W. Baseline St. 92411
What:
Shakespeare monologue preferred, sides available to read
All roles open
All ages and experience levels encouraged to audition
Why:
You're an actor
More questions: call (909) 954-4540
or email info@ftcsb.org
Get paid to Act!
Actors paid stipends
Shakespeare's Othello and Two Gentlemen of Verona
Performances August 15th - 29th
Audition Information
When:
Monday, June 2nd, 6pm - 8pm
Tuesday, June 3rd, 6pm - 8pm
Wednesday, June 4th, 6pm Callbacks
Where:
Arroyo Valley High School in San Bernardino
1881 W. Baseline St. 92411
What:
Shakespeare monologue preferred, sides available to read
All roles open
All ages and experience levels encouraged to audition
Why:
You're an actor
More questions: call (909) 954-4540
or email info@ftcsb.org
05/18: Free NEW-play reading
Category: Show Information
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In its first public reading Wish of an Almost Widow -by Molly Gross
In 1938, on the vast, dry farmland of Indiana, walls and dreams are under construction in a tattered farmhouse where Lily and Trevor are hoping to build a family. When the county Sheriff's long-festering love for Lily mutates into jealous and possessive violence, he rapes her, not predicting Trevor's vengeful attack that results in his death. One year later, Lily finally visits Trevor in prison on the morning of his execution, where their make-believe games aid in the denial of his fate. As time alternates between the past and present, secrets are revealed as to why Trevor and Lily made the decisions they did, but not all secrets will emerge, for as a husband approaches death, there may be certain things an almost-widow does not wish him to know.
Free with a reception after
Friday, July 25th at 7pm
The Performing Arts Center
Arroyo Valley High School
1881 West Baseline
San Bernardino, CA 92411
In 1938, on the vast, dry farmland of Indiana, walls and dreams are under construction in a tattered farmhouse where Lily and Trevor are hoping to build a family. When the county Sheriff's long-festering love for Lily mutates into jealous and possessive violence, he rapes her, not predicting Trevor's vengeful attack that results in his death. One year later, Lily finally visits Trevor in prison on the morning of his execution, where their make-believe games aid in the denial of his fate. As time alternates between the past and present, secrets are revealed as to why Trevor and Lily made the decisions they did, but not all secrets will emerge, for as a husband approaches death, there may be certain things an almost-widow does not wish him to know.
Free with a reception after
Friday, July 25th at 7pm
The Performing Arts Center
Arroyo Valley High School
1881 West Baseline
San Bernardino, CA 92411
04/02: The 3D Theatre Festival
FTC Inland Theatre Works Presents
The 3D Theatre Festival
A 3-Night short-play competition with great prizes, including cash,
where each night has a different theme: Deception, Disorder, and Dirt
Performance: April 11th at 7pm, April 12th at 7pm,
and April 13th at 5pm
Arroyo Valley High School Theatre, San Bernardino
1881 W. baseline St. 92411
Tickets $10, students $5
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1st Night: Deception
Performance competition of published plays
2nd Night: Disorder
Performance competition of original plays.
3rd Night: Dirt
6 finalists (3 each from the first two nights) will compete in their own category for 1st – 3rd places. While judges tabulate, original “dirty” monologues will be performed.
The twist? You can throw sponges and rags at the actors!
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Questions? Email info@ftcsb.org or call 909-954-4540
The 3D Theatre Festival
A 3-Night short-play competition with great prizes, including cash,
where each night has a different theme: Deception, Disorder, and Dirt
Performance: April 11th at 7pm, April 12th at 7pm,
and April 13th at 5pm
Arroyo Valley High School Theatre, San Bernardino
1881 W. baseline St. 92411
Tickets $10, students $5
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1st Night: Deception
Performance competition of published plays
2nd Night: Disorder
Performance competition of original plays.
3rd Night: Dirt
6 finalists (3 each from the first two nights) will compete in their own category for 1st – 3rd places. While judges tabulate, original “dirty” monologues will be performed.
The twist? You can throw sponges and rags at the actors!
**************************************
Questions? Email info@ftcsb.org or call 909-954-4540