At Out is the blog for Homestead High School's Drama Club and Theatre department.
Hey, friends! My name is Megan Siatczynski. I’m currently acting as a lost boy in the spring play Peter Pan and the Girl who Grew Up. I would say that acting is my life. I act wherever I go. I simply have no idea what I would do without theatre. Acting is also my little … More Meet the Artist: Megan Siatczynski
Meet the Artist Question time! What sort of person is going to love this show? Anyone; young, old and in-between, you name it! they’ll all love it! What’s challenging about bringing this script to life? Making your character interesting and lively when you’re not doing something super important, also staying true to your persona and … More Meet the Artist: Gwen Cain
What do you play? Everyone’s personal trainer and team energizer. And Captain Hook on the side. What do you love about this character? Hook is kind of a drama queen… It’s fun playing that person that always complains about everything and makes a big deal out of every situation. I’d like to believe I’m not … More Meet the Artist: Lily Higgins
Hi, this is Jada Carroll, and this is my first theater experience, but I have wanted to act ever since I was 10 years old. When I first audition for this years Fall play, Robin Hood, I was so nervous that I didn’t express myself. Of course it was my first audition ever and I didn’t … More Meet the Artist: Jada Carroll
Questions answered by Phillip Zuccaro (Twin 1) What’s challenging about bringing this script to life? The show was written in house, and although it is similar to the generic Peter Pan, their are a lot of differences. Being in this show takes a lot of personal creativity. What will the audience be thinking about in … More Meet the Artist: Phillip Zuccaro
Hello, my name is Sarah Verespej and I am quite honored and very humbled to say that I will be playing the role of Wendy Darling in Homestead High School’s adaptation of Peter Pan, entitled Peter Pan and the Girl who Grew Up. I couldn’t be more thankful and excited. I began acting at a … More Meet the Artist: Sarah Verespej
I ask my students to write “Meet the Artist” Statements for each show we do, which I then post on this blog: Act Out. I have yet to write one, and while I do not have the questions in front of me (I’m flying on a plane) I could piece something together. So here we go… … More Meet the Artist: Amelia Figg-Franzoi
For years I have only warned my students against saying the Scottish Play’s name within the confines of the Black Box theatre or the Auditorium, but I never truly knew the cruse. One thing I do know, is that I am a believer. Before we opened A Midsummer Night’s Dream, my Acting 1 class thought … More The Curse Of Macbeth
Some amazing photos of the original 1904-1906 productions of Peter Pan.
There’s always gonna be someone better than you. Try to work less on comparing yourself to their work and instead learning from them and turning envy into a personal challenge for your own stuff. I know its hard, trust me. The best way to get better at art is to practice. There is no special trick to … More Good Artist Tips
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