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what other Interns & Apprentices say
about Lost Nation Theater:

“Lost Nation has been a really important part of my career. As an intern, I sometimes worked very long hours on short schedules. However, I also learned a tremendous amount about acting from the directors, actors, and other interns. Lost Nation consistently chooses challenging and interesting shows, which allow interns to grow in a supportive environment. The experience is a lot of fun, too! Montpelier is a beautiful, friendly Vermont city, and the community strongly supports the theater. The friends I made at Lost Nation and in Montpelier have become like family to me.”
— Rachel Stroud Apprentice 1998, Intern 2000, 2001

“My summer at Lost Nation Theatre was one I'll never forget. Of course, you can say that about any summer, but my summer at LNT was a great summer. I worked along side some very wonderful and talented people both on and off stage. And the end result was making some very great contacts in professional theatre. Some of the most rewarding moments of the summer came from working along side my fellow interns. I learned three very important rules this summer...work hard, play harder, and nap wisely.” — Troy Miller Intern 2001, 2002

“Although I sometimes wished I didn’t have so much to do, especially when I was performing as Ann in A Little Night Music while rehearsing for Wind in the Willows, I really liked having responsibility for some major creative tasks as part of the production team for Amy’s View—and the trust that was placed in me to carry them out as I saw fit, and not only having to sweep and sort screws. I really appreciate all the support I got at LNT.”
— Lauren Stanford Intern 2000, Actor 2002

“At first I was thrown by what I found at LNT. I wasn’t told how I was supposed to “fit in”.  It was very different from what’d I’d experienced in college. But I realize I’ve learned so much more from finding my own way. I really value the breadth of experience—the variety of Equity role models, the flexibility I gained from working with different “bosses” who all had different expectations—on and off the stage. I think there’s a very successful ‘compromise’ between the ‘individual’ and the ‘whole’ here. LNT is really special. I really felt part of the Company and that everything I did mattered.” — Donovan Sherman Intern, 2000

2008 Curtain Times:

7pm Thursdays & Sundays (except final Sunday, curtain at 2pm)

8pm Fridays & Saturdays

2pm Saturday Matinee (the first Saturday of each run)

Come early for the best choice of seats!

Box Office: 802.229.0492
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