ContactHôtel Ambre175 ter, rue de Tolbiac75013 Paris – France FAX. +33 1 45 89 63 46 Contemporary furniture, soft lighting and modern design.The Hôtel Ambre welcomes you in style in this brand new boutique hotel located in Paris’s 13th arrondissement. Contemporary furniture, soft lighting and modern design will make your stay a refined and comfortable one. Each room has an individual kitchenette to give you more independence.Tri-School Theatre was born out of a vision to create a theatre arts training program for students attending three Catholic, single-sex high schools in North Orange County: Cornelia Connelly School in Anaheim, Rosary Academy in Fullerton, and Servite High School in Anaheim. Unique in that it combines three separate high schools, the program, which emphasizes the philosophy of process, discipline, and professionalism in a loving, nurturing, creative environment, grew from seven students to a remarkable 175 in less than thirteen years.Rosary Alumna Amy Luskey-Barth who holds a BFA from the USC School of Theatre established the Tri-School Program in 1989.

A charter was developed through the combined efforts of the administrations of each school in 1994, formally establishing the Tri-School Theatre Program into the curriculum of Connelly, Rosary and Servite. Since its inception, the program has grown into a four-year Performing Arts Conservatory with an individualized mentorship program. 19mm curtain pole finialsThe Conservatory operates out of the 989-seat, fully equipped Servite Theatre.In addition to the Conservatory Training Program, Tri-School Theatre produces three main stage shows, three showcases, and various student-produced projects each year. dunelm black lined curtainsThe program has been honored five times with the Music and Art Commendation Award (MACY) for the Best High School Musical in Orange County: for its 1992 production of BRIGADOON; made to measure curtains for static caravans

in 1994 for INTO THE WOODS; in 1996 for FIDDLER ON THE ROOF; and in 1997 for THE SECRET GARDEN. Tri-School also received the Theatro Del Arte Award for Artistic Excellence for the 1995 production of CAROUSEL. In 1998, The MACY organization created the Non-Pareil award for the Tri-School Theatre production of CHILDREN OF EDEN and, in 2000, Tri-School received The Spirit of the Macy Award for THE PAJAMA GAME. reflections purple stall fabric shower curtainThe 2001 production of Carnival received the Showstopper Award, and in 2002, GODSPELL recieved the Childress Award. curtain track gliders ikeaThe 2006 production of WEST SIDE STORY received the MACY Best Ensemble award. vymura curtainsIn 2007, Tri-School received the MACY Commedia Del Arte Award for ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. curtains sedgley

In 2010, Tri-School received the MACY Nouveau dell' Arte award for CURTAINS. In 2016, Tri-School received the MACY Commedia Del Arte Award for THE ADDAMS FAMILY.Other highlights include the 1994 world premiere production of an original musical about life in high school called YEARBOOK by Darcy Rice, Glenn Mehrbach and Michael Michetti. The musical received two staged readings in the 1993/94 Conservatory and a fully produced production in the fall of 1994. Students were interviewed extensively for source material for the script and Conservatory members participated in question and answer sessions following the readings. Dramatic Publishing Company has published Yearbook and Tri-School Theatre is credited as the original producer and cast of the show.In February of 1995, the Tri-School Theatre Thespians performed an excerpt of YEARBOOK at the California State Thespian Festival and won 1st place for their performance, garnering them an invitation to perform a 1/2 hour excerpt from the show at the International Thespian Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska.

In 1998, the restaged YEARBOOK was performed as the fall main stage production and Tri-School was invited to perform the show on the main stage of the International Thespian Festival. In 2003, Tri-School Theatre returned to the main stage with its premier song and dance group A JOYFUL NOISE in A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY.In 2006, Tri-School Theatre was invited to perform in the largest theatre festival in the world - The International Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. Tri-School performed a special version of YEARBOOK, which was extremely well-received at the festival and was awarded a 5-star rating.Tri-School Theatre maintains an active membership in the International Thespian Honor Society and attends the California State Festival each year. Over the years, Tri-School Theatre students have been awarded substantial scholarships from the California State Thespian Organization for college and summer theatre programs. In 1999 and 2007, Tri-School received the California State Thespian Honor Troupe Award and The Outstanding School Award in 1999 by the Educational Theatre Association.

In 2009, Tri-School Theatre was invited back to the International Fringe Festival, where students performed YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN through the AHSTF program.Tri-School Theatre continues to operate as a thriving program, teaching students the importants of the arts and shaping lives every day.Local design & boutiques Estonia’s well-kept secrets are its fashion stores, workshops and boutiques scattered around medieval alleyways, weekend markets, creative villages and even larger supermarkets offering quality design for surprisingly affordable prices. What’s special about Estonian design is its resourcefulness. Estonia’s large forests contribute to the simple and chic designs often produced by small teams of dedicated designers. Locals also love to combine traditional patterns with contemporary trends from glass and ceramics, textile and fashion, wood and furniture, to jewellery and handicraft.We suggest you plan a day or two to take full joy in your design shopping spree and don’t forget to stop for the scenery and take scrumptious lunch breaks while feasting on Estonian design.