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Community Briefs - Oct. 4, 2012

'How to Start a Business' workshop on Friday

The Saipan Business Development Center will be holding a workshop titled “How to Start a Business” this Friday, Oct. 5, from 9am to 11am at the Saipan Chamber of Commerce Familia Building in Garapan. The workshop is free of charge. (PR)

SSHS mid-progress reports out

Saipan Southern High School's Term 1 mid-progress report is scheduled for pickup today, Oct. 4, from 3pm to 6pm. Teachers will be available in their classrooms for parents' and legal guardians' visit. All students will be released at 1:05pm. (PR)

TWPI holding auditions for 'Working'

Thespians of the Western Pacific Islands is pleased to announce auditions for the fall chapter play Working from the book by Studs Terkel and adapted for the stage by Stephen Schwartz and Nina Faso.

Audition are open to all high school thespians in public and private schools. Even though this is a musical, there are singing and non-singing parts in Working.

TWPI is also looking for student directors and choreographers.
Those who wish to audition for non-singing parts may audition today, Oct. 4, 4pm. Auditions for singer/actors will be held on Friday, Oct. 5.

The audition for student choreographer will be on Sunday, Oct. 7, 1pm. (PR)

MHS to distribute 1Q mid-progress report today

Marianas High School will be distributing its mid-progress report to parents/guardians today, Oct. 4, from 4pm to 6pm. Students will be dismissed at 1pm. Should you have any questions, call the school at 237-3203/5. (PR)

FOA announces show times for Deathtrap

The Friends of the Arts is pleased to announce its next theatrical presentation, the Broadway success Deathtrap, scheduled for this Oct. 19, 20, and 21.
Written by Ira Levin, Deathtrap holds the record as the longest-running comedy-thriller on Broadway. The FOA production of this two-act play will be directed by Harold Easton.
Tickets are now available for purchase through any of the FOA board and members. Tickets for this show are $15 for non-FOA members, $12 for members and $8 for children (11-5 years old). Want to become a member? Call Frank L. Gibson, the managing producer, at 287-7476 or email him at flgibson@yahoo.com. Membership fees are $25 per family or $20 for an individual. Season tickets for adults are $40 and $25 for children 11 to 5 years old. Children under 4 are free! (PR)