To laugh is – to risk appearing the fool. To weep is – to risk appearing sentimental. To reach for another is – to risk involvement. To expose feelings is – to risk exposing your true self. To place your ideas, your dreams before the crowd is – to risk their loss. To love is … More Risk Taking
The character, “King John,” is described as “A small, soft-spoken, fastidious tyrant who always seems both abused and superior.” As this is the basic description of this character, I present him in a much different sense but still keeping true with his natural charisma in the various adaptations of this tale. Hello, my name is … More Meet the Artist: Andrew Lococo
I’m one of the actors in Robin Hood and I play Little John. One thing about rehearsals is to see everyone have fun while making this story become a reality. I got into theatre my junior year, I auditioned for last year’s fall play Alice in Wonderland and I stayed because I’ve never had so much … More Meet the Artist: Nick Gardison
“We are coming along in the rehearsal process having nearly the whole play blocked. With less than a month to prepare, an exciting yet alarming feeling fills the cast and crew.” -Andrew Lococo (’16)
Jessie Schoessow is a Junior who is very active in the Fine Arts Department. She is one of the nicest people in the department, smiling and welcoming to all. Singing in the choir and acting in the play, Jessie has whittled her way into the hearts of everyone at Homestead High School. So why not … More Meet the Artist: Jessie Schoessow
It’s been three weeks of school and two weeks of rehearsals. As of today the whole play is blocked and ready for cleaning. We are still figuring out fight sequences, which is intense… there is a fight ever other scene. Our fight director, Chris Elst has his job cut out for him as he works with … More The Merry Rehearsals of Robin Hood
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