Allison Watrous

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  Published on: 10/23/2009    Last Visited: 10/23/2009  

  Allison Watrous, Director/Choreographer, is a graduate from the National Theatre Conservatory, a Master's program in acting that is a division of the Denver Center of the Performing Arts. Prior to completing her graduate studies, Allison taught and performed extensively throughout Colorado and California for 10 years. As a Teaching Artist, she worked for the Denver Center Theatre Academy, Denver School of the Arts, The Swayder Children's Theatre and Cory Middle School. She taught adult classes including scene study, Shakespeare and improvisation, and built curriculum as a Head Teacher for six-week summer camps for children and teens. She created and delivered in-school literacy workshops in at-risk schools. Allison developed the role of Roxanne in Cyrano, a children's adaptation of Cyrano de Bergerac.

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  www.denvercenter.org/creative/profile.cfm?id_artist=517 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/14/2007    Last Visited: 8/14/2007  

  Allison WatrousThe Denver Center For Performing Arts : Creative Profiles
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  Allison Watrous
  
  Academy InstructorsAfter graduating from the National Theatre Conservatory, Ms. Watrous moved to New York where she just completed a festival of new plays with the Judith Shakespeare Company.Prior to completing her Masters in Fine Arts in Acting, she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre at Drake University and studied at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's National Theatre Institute.On Denver Center stages she performed as Mrs. Filcher in A Christmas Carol, Miss Amanda in John Brown's Body, Carla in (W)hole, an ensemble member in Scapin, and Dora Strang in Equus for the NTCRep She understudied Masha and Alma in The Three Sisters and Rosemary in Picnic.Alison worked in California at PCPA Theatrefest and the California Theatre Center where she performed in an international tour throughout New Zealand and Raratonga.
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  Allison has taught extensively throughout Colorado and California at the Denver Center Theatre Academy, PCPA Theatrefest, California Theatre Center, Denver School of the Arts, and the Shwayder Children's Theatre.

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  Published on: 7/28/2008    Last Visited: 7/28/2008  

  Performers Amie MacKenzie and Allison Watrous will also appear in the production.
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  Watrous is a graduate of the National Theatre Conservatory in Denver and recently appeared in 365 at the Public Theater in New York City as well as in CBS television programming.She has also appeared locally in John Brown's Body, (W)hole, and as Mrs. Filcher in DCTC's A Christmas Carol.Other credits include Hope Summer Repertory Theatre, the California Theatre Center and PCPA.Watrous is a teaching artist for the Denver Center Theatre Academy, TADA! and The New Victory Theater.

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  Allison Watrous ('04) Allison is spending her summer with the Denver Center Theatre Academy as a Teaching Artist.
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  Alison Watrous ('04)

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  Academy Instructor
  
  Ms. Watrous recently joined the cast of Girls Only! at the Galleria Theatre. She has worked extensively as an actor and teaching artist throughout New York, California, and Colorado. She recently appeared in 365 at The Public, and on Wallstrip and Moblogic with CBS. Allison currently teaches at the New York Film Academy in SOHO, The New Victory Theater, and TADA! Allison earned a Masters in Fine Arts in Acting at the National Theatre Conservatory and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre at Drake University. Allison also studied at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center's National Theatre Institute. On Denver Center stages, she performed as Miss Amanda in John Brown's Body, Carla in (W)hole, and Ms. Flicher in A Christmas Carol. Ms. Watrous worked extensively at PCPA/Solvang Theatrefest and the California Theatre Center where she performed in an international tour throughout New Zealand and Raratonga.

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  Allison Watrous - Female Actor - Donna Baldwin Talent,... - [Cached Version]
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  Actor: Allison Watrous
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  Allison Watrous

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  Donna Baldwin Talent, Modeling, Trade Shows,... - [Cached Version]
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  Allison Watrous

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  Rocky Mountain News: On Stage - [Cached Version]
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  For the past week, Shaffer Witherspoon has been watching David McClendon (Miles Drentell of thirtysomething) work on scenes from her play, Whole, with actors Annette Helde, Marcus Waterman and Allison Watrous.

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  Published on: 4/1/2008    Last Visited: 9/16/2008  

  Unbeatable At this point, I head out to Arizona in July to play Ally in the world premiere of Unbeatable, a new musical co-created by Laurie Frey and Michael Barnard, written by Eric Coble, with music and lyrics by Todd Schroeder.
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  Allison Watrous ('04)I just got a brand new teaching job at The New York Film Academy.I teach Improv and a Voice/Movement Class.
  
  October 2007
  
  Allison Watrous ('04)Allison was recently hired as a Teaching Artist for The New Victory Theatre.She also teaches theatre for TADA! and The Buckley School.
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  Allison Watrous ('04)Allison is spending her summer with the Denver Center Theatre Academy as a Teaching Artist.
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  Catie Baumer ('03), John Behlmann ('06), Donnie Bledsoe ('05), Eileen Little ('06), Rob Karma Robinson ('06), Rachel Duvall ('06), January Lavoy ('02), Robert Libetti ('04), Dan Loeser ('04), John Piezza ('03), Brent Rose ('06), Jillian LaVinka ('03), Amber Lea Voiles ('06), Alison Watrous ('04), Vince Nappo ('05) and Judd Frazier ('04).

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