Marilyn Gates
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Creative Exploration
This course offers an opportunity to explore your individual interests, either independently or while collaborating with others with mutual interests. Students choose their own topics for extensive creativity culminating with an end product using almost any art, making a movie, creating a game, building a city or world, writing music, creating fashions or wherever your interests lead you.
Drama I
In addition to the technical side of the craft (lights, sound, sets, costumes, etc.), students in this course will explore characters, realign their thought process to believably portray a range of emotions, objectives, conflict and resolutions through voice and movement. Students will also incorporate improvisational skills in scenes and theatre games. Finally, students will create scenes and perform, work scripts to bring the words to life, and believably become someone else!
Drama II
In addition to the technical side of the craft (lights, sound, sets, costumes, etc.), students in this course will more deeply explore characters, realign their thought process to believably portray a range of emotions, objectives, conflict and resolutions through voice and movement. Students will also incorporate improvisational skills in scenes and theatre games. Finally, students will create scenes and perform, work scripts to bring the words to life, and believably become someone else!
Musical Theater
In addition to the technical side of the craft (lights, sound, sets, costumes, etc.), this course entails developing skills in vocals, dance and acting. Class performs at all applicable venues and performs the annual “big” musical. Lots of hard work but even more fun!
Students enrolling as a performer MUST enroll in 2nd and 3rd trimester. Students wishing to enroll as tech support may take either trimester. See also Theatre Tech
Capstones
My Capstone Project
Lucie Gore '21
Life as a Stage Manager During a Pandemic
Isabella Welch '20
Learning the responsibilities of stage managers