http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/index.html South High Theater Alumni Alliance March brings us alumna Emily Gunyou Halaas in the Guthrie Theater's production of The Winter's Tale. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/index.html December brings us shows from Nathan Keepers, Nathaniel Nesheim-Case, Emily Gunyou Halaas, Ellen Fenster, Justin Alexander, and Hannah Steblay. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/index.html November brings us shows from alumni Nathan Keepers, Montana Johnson, Sarah Holmberg, and Justin Alexander. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-11.html The Minnesota Fringe Festival features at least five shows featuring South High theater alumni this year. Check 'em out! http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-08.html The Minnesota Fringe Festival is right around the corner, but first we have alumni shows from Ellen Fenster, Sarah Holmberg, Eli Schlatter, Peter Rusk, Samantha Johns, Emily Gunyou Halaas, Ben Swenson-Klatt, Hannah Steblay, Jordon, Johnson, and Kelsey McMahon in July! http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-07.html Congratulations to the new South High theater alumni! June brings us shows from Ahren Potratz, Samantha Johns, Justin Alexander, Sarah Holmberg, Ethan Angelica, and Ben Swenson-Klatt. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-06.html May brings us shows from Martha Heyl, Patrick Grafing, Arthur Noble, Ben Tallen, Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson, Justin Alexander, Jordon Johnson, Hannah Steblay, Kelsey McMahon, Kate Bussert, and Emma J. Mayer. Plus a feature film premiere from Christopher R. Mihm! There's also a Special FareWell video to the Class of 2010 as the 2009-2010 South High Theater season winds down with Private Lives, Of Mice and Men, and the One Acts -- all in the month of May! http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-05.html April brings us shows from Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson, Jordon Johnson, Kelsey McMahon, Hannah Steblay, Ben Tallen, and Ethan Angelica. Current students Kate Bussert and Emma J. Mayer also get in on the action in alumni-oriented productions. In May make sure to check out Private Lives, Of Mice and Men, and the One Acts at South High! http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-04.html January brings us new productions from Justin Alexander, Ben Tallen, Ellen Fenster, Molly Van Avery, Sarah Holmberg, Martha Heyl, Jordon Johnson, and Hannah Steblay. Ethan Angelica is going on tour. And current students Emma J. Mayer, Kelsey McMahon, Helena Mestenhauser, and Lucy Pipkin join in the fun! http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2010-01.html November brings us Emily Gunyou Halaas at the Guthrie; Brian Balcom and Sarah Holmberg at Walking Shadow; and Justin Alexander, Jordon Johnson, Martha Heyl, and Hannah Steblay in The Complete Readings of William Shakespeare. And Rabbit Hole premieres at South High School. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-11.html September features shows from Sarah Holmberg, Justin Alexander, and Emily Gunyou Halaas. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-09.html South High alumni are involved in five shows at the Minnesota Fringe Festival: Bard Fiction (Ben Tallen), Crescendo (Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson), The Flickering Wall (Justin Alexander), Masha 3000 (Erin Search-Wells), and Strong / Little Green Men (Brian Balcom, Emily Gunyou Halaas, Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson). July also sees independent productions from Karis Sloss and Eli Schlatter. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-07.html THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, an all-alumni extravaganza, opens on June 24th and runs through June 27th. It features Louise Bormann as Lady Bracknell and includes alumni Ahren Potratz, Ben Tallen, Teresa Regan, Kelsey McMahon, Justin Alexander, Michael Ooms, Erin Search-Wells, Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson, Karis Sloss, Sheila Puhl, Chris Carter, Ali Harrison, Eli Schlatter, Korla Masters, and many others! June also features shows from Emily Gunyou Halaas, Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson, and Hannah Steblay. There are also fundraisers for Ben Tallen and Karis Sloss. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-06.html April features shows from Sarah Holmberg, Ellen Fenster, Montana Johnson, and Ben Tallen. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-04.html March features shows from Brian Balcom, Sarah Holmberg, and Emily Gunyou Halaas. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-03.html February features shows from Emily Gunyou Halaas, Montana Johnson, Sarah Holmberg, Justin Alexander, Ellen Fenster, Ben Tallen, Brian Balcom, Michael Ooms, and Sheila Regan. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-02.html January features shows from Justin Alexander, Ethan Angelica, Brian Balcom, Ellen Fenster, Emily Gunyou-Halaas, Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson, Ben Tallen. January 28th is Alumni Night at the South High production of The Seagull, directed by alumnus Justin Alexander. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2009-03.html December features shows from Brian Balcom, Michael Ooms, Sheila Regan, and Josh Hartnett. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-12.html October features shows from Montana Johnson, Sarah Holmberg, and Emily Gunyou Halaas (who actually has two shows!). http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-10.html Alumna Montana Johnson is working on the Guthrie's production of Little House on the Prairie and alumna Emily Gunyou Halaas is appearing in Frank Theatre's production of Vinegar Tom. And alumnus Josh Hartnett opens Rain Man on the West End in London. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-09.html Alumni Justin Alexander, Christine Webbter, Nathaniel Neshiem-Case, Montana Johnson, Ben Sulzbach, Brian Balcom, Sarah Holmberg, Montana Johnson, Sheila Regan, and Jane Gordon all display their talents during the month of August. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-08.html Karis Sloss choreographs and performs in A Woman's Choice at the Ritz Theater. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-07.html Montana Johnson is busy at the Guthrie. Ben Sulzbach is stage managing in New York. And we have detailed updates for the alumni shows in this year's Fringe Festival. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-07.html July brings repertory Shakespeare from Justin Alexander and a Minnesota Centennial Showboat performance from Christine Webber and Nathaniel Neshiem-Case. The Fringe Festival is just around the corner, with shows from alumni Brian Balcom, Sarah Holmberg, and Sheila Regan. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-07.html Per Halaas is the new Education and Outreach Director for the Youth Performance Company and Megan Kuhlmann is appearing Tough at the Moth Theater in Los Angeles, CA through June 13th. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-06.html June brings shows from Veronica Holdsworth, Montana Johnson, and Justin Alexander. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-06.html May brings shows from Sarah Holmberg, Liana Simonds, Ellen Fenster, and Justin Alexander. Michael Ooms is wrapping up Romeo and Juliet. Montana Johnson is designing sound for Sherlock Holmes at Park Square. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-05.html Alumnus Michael Ooms is appearing as Lord Capulet in 3 AM Production's Romeo and Juliet. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-04.html Alumna Zakiya Edwards is appearing in the University of Minnesota's production of The Wiz from April 11th through April 19th. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-04.html April features shows and events from Nathan Keepers, Ben Tallen, Christopher Mihm, and Johsh Craig. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-04.html Fishtank at the Jeune Lune, starring and co-created by Nathan Keepers, is extending it's run through March 30th. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-03.html March features shows from Justin Alexander, Brian Balcom, Montana Johnson, Nathan Keepers, and Ellen Fenster. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-03.html February features shows from Ben Tallen, Gemma Irish, Justin Alexander, Montana Johnson, Brian Balcom, Emily Gunyou Halaas, Nathan Keepers, Veronica Little, and Ellen Fenster. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-02.html January is a quiet month. But the spring brings shows with Justin Alexander, Brian Balcom, Emily Gunyou Halaas, Ben Tallen, and Sarah Holmberg. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2008-01.html Hear Montana Johnson's sound design for MICE AND MEN at Park Square. Michael Ooms is Scrooge in A KLINGON CHRISTMAS CAROL. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2007-12.html THE DECEPTION -- starring Emily Gunyou Halaas, Nathan Keepers, and Sheila Regan -- extended through December 2nd! Brian Balcom, Montana Johnson, and Sarah Holmberg working together on Walking Shadow's MR. MARMALADE. And coming next year, Justin Alexander in TRP'S HENRY V and Emily Gunyou Halaas in the Guthrie's production of Wendy Wasserstein's THIRD. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2007-12.html Emily Gunyou Halaas, Nathan Keepers, Ben McGovern, and Sheila Regan at the Theatre de la Jeune Leune's THE DECEPTION. Christopher R. Mihm and Josh Craig win Best Picture for IT CAME FROM ANOTHER WORLD! Brian Balcom, Monstana Johnson, and Sarah Holmberg work on Walking Shadow's MR. MARMALADE. Emily Gunou Halaas to appear in the Guthrie's production of Wendy Wasserstein's THIRD. http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2007-11.html New information added to October newsletter! http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2007-10.html October 2007 Newsletter http://www.thealexandrian.net/shtaa/newsletter/shtaa2007-10.html