At Out is the blog for Homestead High School's Drama Club and Theatre department.
R&J is around the corner!!! We are doing things a little differently for this production…. we are switching genders!!! So Romeo will be a girl played by a girl and Juliet will be a boy played by a boy! This of all the roles you would never have been about to play until now. Thursday … More Romeo and Juliet Auditions
Do you run a theatre company or love a certain theatre company? What percentage of female actors do they employ? What percentage of female playwrights do they produce? What percentage of female directors do they hire? 51% of the people in America are female. Are 51% of the voices you are hearing female? Are 51% … More Interesting Thought I Found
Homestead High School’s 2014 winter musical, “Carousel.” This is the backstage footage!
R&J is around the corner!!! We are doing things a little differently for this production…. we are switching genders!!! So Romeo will be a girl played by a girl and Juliet will be a boy played by a boy! So… What do you need to audition… 1 MINUTE SHAKESPEAREAN MONOLOGUE!!!!! No it does not need … More “By the way, auditions are next week”
On Feb. 6, 2014, approximately 100 drama students from all grade levels gathered in the choir room during A and B lunch to educate themselves about abuse. Mary Knetter from Advocates of Ozaukee shared information about the organization itself and the different types of abuse present in today’s society. Rebecca Winnie, Music Director, arranged for the … More Advocates of Ozaukee
The greatest of musicals? HHS’s production makes a convincing case The luxury of hearing the Homestead High School Pit orchestra play Richard Rodgers’s score is beautiful. Does any mainstream piece of musical theatre sound this sophisticated – those flecks of strings, the stopped horns, the chilly bitonal winds heard just before the Carousel Waltz lurches … More Carousel, Homestead High School
Last night Homestead’s music and drama departments second performance of their rendition of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved musical Carousel. William Toney and Grace Bobber, juniors, portray the title roles of Billy Bigelow and Julie Jordan, a couple who fell in love beneath the glimmering lights of Mrs. Mullins carousel, but are now struggling to make … More Meet the Artist: Haley Wittchow
Second chance to see the HHS musical Carousel, night at 7:30 in the James Barr Auditorium. Students: $8 Adults: $10 If you bring in an item to donate to the Sojourner Family Peace Center (a home for victims of domestic abuse) you will receive 1 dollar off your ticket. “Carousel” runs through the weekend, so … More Friday Night Happenings… CAROUSEL
Last night Homestead’s music and drama departments opened their rendition of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved musical Carousel. William Toney and Grace Bobber, juniors, portray the title roles of Billy Bigelow and Julie Jordan, a couple who fell in love beneath the glimmering lights of Mrs. Mullins carousel, but are now struggling to make ends meet. … More Meet the artist: Bridget Cushman
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