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Attention Footloose Production Families: Help us Feed the Students at rehearsals during February Break.
February Break Food Sign-Up- February break is coming fast! Please help feed all of the hungry students who will be working hard on those days. Whatever you can help with, big or small, is greatly appreciated!
Click Here to Sign Up for Food
Welcome new families and teens to the production of Footloose!
If you're new to the theater program (and even if you're not), here are some brief notes about this year's musical.
Our parent meeting is Thursday, January 18, at 6pm, in the auditorium. This meeting is mandatory for all parents of students in the cast, crew, and pit orchestra.
Communication goes out every Friday via ParentSquare and email from our corresponding secretary, Leigh Havens. We try to keep information brief, but please review this each week so you don't miss important dates and information. The CPP Officer's names and contact information are at the bottom of every weekly email, so you always have a way to reach out with questions.
For a list of volunteer forms for those interested in helping with the show, click here. If you'd like to help and don't know what you want to do, email me at canandaiguaplayers@gmail.com.
Your student's $40 participation fee can be paid by Venmo at @cpp-payments or by check (written out to CPP) or cash given to Mrs. Davis.
Thank you,
Marty Wallace
CPP President
canandaiguaplayers@gmail.com
Meghan Davis to lead Academy Players
We are excited to announce Meghan Davis as the new drama director for the Canandaigua Academy Players. Mrs. Davis will lead the fall play and spring musical and is looking forward to this new challenge.
A 2012 graduate of Canandaigua Academy, as a student she was in Les Miserables, All Shook Up, and Thoroughly Modern Millie. In 2021, Mrs. Davis helped with The SpongeBob Musical. She is a teacher’s aide at the Academy, and is currently studying to be a special education teacher through Empire State College.
“I never thought I would be back at Canandaigua and lead the Players after Mr. Scott Schauman’s retirement. He led the shows for thirty-two years and I am excited for this new challenge. I am looking forward to collaborating with many people at the Academy to make the show a community effort and I look forward to working closely with our talented students,” Mrs. Davis stated.
Academy Principal, Marissa Logue, echoed the excitement and is looking forward to working with Mrs. Davis in her new role. Logue stated, “I am thrilled for Mrs. Davis to lead the Academy Players and to work with our students. We have a rich tradition of excellence in the performing arts and we look forward to watching our students shine on stage under her direction.”
'SpongeBob The Musical' marks final curtain for longtime
Canandaigua Academy theatrical director