Randolph Youth Theater Company
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A Message from RYTC President Matthew Smith
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Welcome to the website of the Randolph Youth Theater Company. We thank you for
visiting! Click around a bit and let us know what you think. You are encouraged to
give us feedback and let us know if there is any way we can improve.
As the current President of RYTC, I feel very fortunate to work with the excellent
people on our board of directors, the parents and most especially the talented
youth of our community! The field of drama allows these individuals to cultivate
confidence, experience, and maturity. It is a real joy to see how many of these
young people have developed their skills over the past several years and have
gone on to star in high school productions and beyond.
If you have never participated in any of our shows or workshops, feel welcome
audition for any our shows – no prior experience required! If you’d prefer to start
off with a smaller commitment, our workshops are a great place to see if acting is
for you, or fine-tune your skills if you have more experience. If you are a parent of
one of our performers, you can also become involved in several areas of our
theater company. We have a parent meeting before the first rehearsal of every
show where we outline some of those opportunities.
Please ask us anything, using the contact form found on the "Contact Us" page of
our website. We will find you an answer.
Enjoy the website, and we look forward to seeing you soon!
Matthew Smith

Audition Dates
Sunday, Aug. 19th 3-5 pm Monday, Aug 20th 6-8 pm
Randolph Arts Guild
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From the moment Alice falls down a rabbit hole into the zany world of Wonderland, the fun never stops. You'll meet talking birds and animals, singing flowers, hilariously comic kings and queens . . . and find yourself attending a race where the contestants run in circles getting nowhere and everybody wins! There's a frantic tea party ruled over by the Mad Hatter; and a funny scene where Alice must deal with a pepper-sneezing Duchess and a baby that turns into a pig! The finale has Alice at the trial of the Knave of Hearts for stealing tarts; and she is suddenly the accused. Here's a modern view of a classic where nonsense makes good sense. And Alice even finds a new friend: the watch- carrying White Rabbit.
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