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PNS - Tuesday, December 27, 2022 - Advocates plan for more ballot initiatives to protect reproductive freedom, record amounts of "dark money" fueled elections in 2022, and Americans' support for unions is at its highest point in decades.
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Anaconda Ensemble Theatre is gearing up for auditions for its third production: The Montana Premiere Project!
The Montana Premiere project is a state-wide project focused on new plays by Montana playwrights. Anaconda Ensemble Theatre will host 3 new plays in Anaconda while being supported by the Montana Playwrights Network.
This show in Anaconda, which will run at the Forge Hotel the weekend of Feb 24th - 26th, is composed of three short plays by Montana playwrights: Teacher Swears - LIVE FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING by Robert Holter of Helena, That's What She Said by Cynthia Webb of Helena and Wife by Shaun Gant of Missoula.
There are several ways to audition:
1) AET will be taking Rolling VIDEO SUBMISSIONS will be accepted from now to January 8th. (from the comfort of your home!).
2) Live auditions in Anaconda, MT January 7th and 8th from 11 am to 2 pm at the Discover Anaconda Building in Anaconda (118 E. 7th St. Anaconda MT).
3) Live auditions in Butte, MT January 7th from 3:15 to 4:30 pm at the Butte Library (226 W. Broadway
Butte, MT
4) ZOOM/GoogleMeet LIVE Auditions January 8th from 3 to 5 pm (from the comfort of your home!)
AET is meant to be a community-based, professional theatre company. We welcome actors who are working professionals as well as amateur actors looking to try their hands in the theater arts. Auditions are for ages 8 - 10 and up, including teens and we do need young people for these shows!! But a waiver will be required for those under the age of 18, due to langue and content of the shows.
To audition, send an email to
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PNS - Monday, December 26, 2022 - Voting rights advocates brace for further restrictions, youth voter turnout was key for Democrats in the midterms, and education experts warn book bans and speech restrictions are fueling the teacher shortage.
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PNS - Monday, December 26, 2022 - Winter storms leave at least 34 dead, Oregon's paid leave program starts in 2023, a Minnesota electric vehicle-share program finds success after a false start, and Texas ranks highly for imperiled global species.
