Students interested in Drama have the opportunity to participate in stage productions during the fall, winter, and spring seasons as part of our Afternoon Program, and/or in drama classes that meet during the academic day.
Afternoon Drama: Fall and Spring
In both the fall and the spring, students participate in staged productions of various genres. Performing a mix of standard dramatic repertoire, student-directed shows, and even student-written shows, our actors and actresses have opportunities both to hone their skills and to step out of their comfort zone in a safe environment. All students are welcome to participate in our Drama program; those wishing to have lead roles are auditioned at the beginning of each season.
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Past Shows
Cabaret (Spring 2010)
Hamlet (Fall 2009)
TeenNoir (Spring 2009)
Miracle (Fall 2008)
Noises Off (Spring 2008)
The Children's Hour (Fall 2007)
Marat/Sade (Spring 2007)
Chatroom (Fall 2006)
When It Rains Gasoline (Spring 2006)
Macbeth (Fall 2005)
Brighton Beach Memoirs (Spring 2005)
She Dreams [Written by the cast] (Fall 2004)
A Midsummer Night's Dream (Spring 2004)
What's Going On? [Written by the cast] (Fall 2003)
Afternoon Drama: Winter Musical
During the winter season, students rehearse and perform a full-scale musical production. All students are invited to participate, no matter what their musical or dramatic background. Those interested in lead singing or speaking roles audition at the beginning of the season.
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Past Shows
Beauty and the Beast (2010)
Grease (2009)
Chicago (2008)
Hair (2007)
Little Shop of Horrors (2006)
Bye Bye Birdie (2005)
Anything Goes (2004)
Pippin (2003)
Oklahoma (2002)
Drama Course
Introduction to the Actor's Craft is course which meets during the academic day. Students work on developing the voice, the complete body, the mind, and the heart of an actor. Textual analysis, character sketch, stage combat, and scene study culminate in a workshop performance at the end of each quarter. |