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To identifify team members, go to the right to player tabs. More than $12,000 raised through players' fees and sponsorshipsĬlick here for final results listed at bottom by division tabs (scores alphabetized by team). Great play and fantastic day for 120+ players on the Newton South tennis courts. NEWTON'S 1ST ANNUAL DOUBLES ROUND ROBIN OPENĬongratulations to all Round Robin and Good Sport winners. (*additional sponsorship opportunities available - text 61) Tom Friedman, President, The Friends of Newton Tennis, you, Sponsors Prize Money - 5.0+ Division Championship Finalsts Share $1,600 in cash and gift cards Individual Players (Will Be Matched (prior to Sept.High School Boys and Girls Varsity and JV Teams.*all tournament fees are tax-deductible and will be used for fixing Newton’s public tennis courts

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Tournament reserves right to adjust draws based on registration.

Registration open to players aged 14 or older.

Registration limited to first 16 teams per draw/division.

'Coed' doubles refers to men-men, women-women and mixed pairs.

Organized by Level-based Play (NTRP 2.0 beginners to NTRP 6.0 high performance players).

All players are guaranteed multiple matches.

Open to Newton residents and non-residents Newton South High School & Newton North High School Organized by the Newton Parks, Recreation and Culture Dept. So it’s just a heightened energy, and you feel a little nervous, as you would around someone like that.Community Fundraiser to Fix Public Tennis Courts Whether you like that character or not, that person exists we all know her. You’ve got Maya, who’s delivering this unbelievably beautiful performance that’s so controlled, and then you add Allison, who delivers an equally beautiful performance, but goes so over the top. “That’s so true when you’re working with anybody. “I think the greatest lesson you learn in any acting class is that acting is reacting and listening,” he said.

He gets to exercise his acting chops in the film, as he plays up against a diverse set of characters, ranging from Rudolph’s calm, focused Verona to Allison Janney’s nutcase Lily. Believe it or not, I think that’s still real.” I was really happy to see a relationship where they loved each other, and they just loved each other the whole time. Sometimes, after seeing some of these big comedies, I’ve thought at the end of it, ‘Wait, he cheated on her, and now he’s sorry, and now I’m supposed to believe that they’re happily ever after.’ I’m a sucker. “Unfortunately, the pitfall is usually infidelity or something else really bad. “In comedies, especially, there’s always this huge pitfall in a relationship,” Krasinski said. They are trying to find their place in the world, traveling across America, visiting friends and relatives, to see where to settle down. In “Away We Go,” Krasinski plays Burt, opposite Maya Rudolph’s Verona, a deliriously happy unmarried couple who are about to have their first child. “He said, ‘I have this script and I can’t stop seeing you in this role.’ Sam later told me that my audition for ‘Revolutionary Road’ was what made him think of me first for the part.” “I was at my house when Sam called,” he said. “But about a month later, she called and said someone was dropping out, would I come in and read for the director, Sam Mendes.” He got the small part, stayed in touch with Mendes, auditioned for but lost out on a role in his “Revolutionary Road” because he was too young to play the character, and last year got a call from Mendes, who was then casting for “Away We Go.” He smiles and shakes his head slowly when recalling this.

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“I had a meeting with a casting director who said the worst thing you can hear as an actor: ‘Oh, man, you just missed this movie ‘Jarhead.’ You would have been perfect for it.’” During a visit to California to look for work, he got both unlucky, then lucky.

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Krasinski started doing commercials and taking small parts in films and on TV shows. But my best teachers said that acting is bringing something unique to it, that the genius of it is that you do your own thing.” That’s where I started learning Shakespeare and timing and the real brass tacks. But I didn’t have any real training until I got to NTI. “I had taken one acting class at Brown – a great one with Mark Cohen. Until, after graduating Brown, he went to the National Theater Institute. “Writing was that other side of acting it helped my acting tremendously to write the characters.”īut he was still acting for fun, not with any thought of a career in it. “I was acting through all of this,” he said. He was also drawn to writing, and by junior year he was part of Brown’s honors playwriting program. Academically, our students excel, becoming award winning scholars who are well rounded and prepared for the future. His first role at Brown was as a transvestite in Tennessee Williams’ “Camino Real,” of which he said, “Now that’s the way to start out!” Newton High School is a special place built upon a legacy of excellence.