Our National Museum of the Unforeseen Tragedy Interview with director, KenYatta Rogers

Our National Museum
of the Unforeseen Tragedy

Directed by KenYatta Rogers | Written by Renee Calarco

Auditions:

Auditionees, please prepare a one-minute piece that tells a story. Singers, musicians, and actors all are welcome!

Rockville Campus

Monday, March 2: 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. (PAC)
Wednesday, March 4: 4 p.m. – 6 p.m. (TA 148)

Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus

Tuesday, March 3: 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. (CU Building, Theatre 2)

Callbacks:

Wednesday, March 4: 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. (Rockville Campus, TA Arena)

For this information and more, visit the Performing Arts website by clicking here.

Madlene Nel

One part student and one part friend, two parts explorer and four parts drama queen. When you put it all together you’d have a nice apple pie and I just made myself very hungry.

My name is Madlené and I am from South Africa. I have been privileged enough to be able to experience the American culture and get to know a variety of amazing people living here. I enjoy travelling and discovering new places but above all I love meeting new people and learning about their culture while sharing mine as well.

In my free time I enjoy reading a good book or two and of course I am addicted to Netflix (Not my fault . . . it’s those 10 seconds they give you to choose whether you want to go on with the show or stop and I seem to miss clicking the stop button every time). I love writing songs and performing in front of others. Over the weekend I like hanging out with my friends, going to see theatre performances and discovering new places to hike, eat or just to have fun.

I am majoring in Performance Theatre and want to pursue a career in Musical Theatre.

I am excited to share my college experience with you and I hope you enjoy this journey with me.

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Brady Patton says:

March 4, 2020 at 2:02 pm

This sounds like it will be a really good show to come by and watch!

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