Welcome to Deb's Web Junior, a web site devoted to theater news for kids, teens and their parents.  This is the official spin-off site of the indispensable Long Island Theater resource "Deb's Web" created by Debbie Starker.

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Click on our Cast Calls page for local audition info, which is updated weekly.

The Now Playing page lists School shows, children's theater, teen shows and mainstage productions that feature kids and teens.

Our Cool 2 Know page lets you know about theater classes, camps and other great theater resources.

We're really excited to launch Deb's Web Junior 
and hope to hear from you with your comments and suggestions. 
Email us at: DebsWebJunior@gmail.com


- About The Editor -
My professional life has been mainly dedicated to television production, writing and production management.  I have also been a performer in local productions; my love of antiques has led me on a never-ending mission to find great props and set pieces; and perhaps most importantly, I’m the proud mother of a young woman who has appeared in many shows on Long Island.

Through the years, I have often been asked by parents about the different theaters and their various programs…advice about where their children should go for training…and questions like “should I encourage my son to pursue a career in theater, or let him do it just for fun?”

I can’t say I have all the answers, but I am hoping that the resources available to us through Deb’s Web Junior will be a great way for parents and kids to find the information they are looking for.

Check in weekly for updates.  Like the “grown-up” Deb’s Web, I’ll be adding all of the new info I receive by Thursday night so that you’ll be ready for the weekend--whether you’re auditioning for a show on a Saturday morning or enjoying a show from the audience on a Saturday night.

Many thanks to Debbie Starker for her support and encouragement and for providing such a great service for so many years to the Long Island theater community.
 
As always, break a leg…
 
Fran Proto
Editor, Deb's Web Junior
Contact us at DebsWebJunior@gmail.com
Or write to: Stage Two Productions
P.O. Box 696, Northport, NY 11768

 



 

Thank you for your great letters about the new web site! Remember,
DebsWebJunior is all about you, so let us know what else you would like to see on these pages in the coming months.
 
Write to us at DebsWebJunior@gmail.com

 
This edition of DebsWebJunior was last updated on
June 26, 2008
 
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