At Out is the blog for Homestead High School's Drama Club and Theatre department.
Originally Posted by Lyn Gardner Tuesday 7 May 2013 11.48 EDT guardian.co.uk Local theatres must engage with their communities through education and participatory initiatives, thereby creating an army of advocates governments can’t ignore Is the conversation around arts funding becoming more grown up? There are signs that it is, and it couldn’t come at a … More How theatres can make everyone fight for the arts
Michaela has always been a person I liked. At first for her hair, then as a human. She is also a very talented actress and costumer. She has a natural way of acting that brings her characters to life and makes us want to watch her. I hope you have all seen her act, and … More Meet the Artist: Michaela Miller
Katie Bandurski has been involved in the HHS theatre as not only an actor, but a costumer as well. She is one of those kids that wants to be involved no matter what, and this is what makes her so special. Weather it’s on stage or off, Katie is having fun and working hard. She … More Meet the Artist: Katie Bandurski
Every year, there’s a so-called exposé on the traumatic aftereffects of war, as if that grim fact were news. The truth is that as we shift from stones to clubs to spears to swords to cannons to muskets to machine guns to gas to bombs, we’re only changing the type of destruction, not the results. The only difference … More Tonight’s the Night!
Cassidy has been an assit to the HHS theatre department since her arrival. From performing on stage to directing, Cassidy has sang in Pippin and led the cast in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She is very active in Choir and Theatre at HHS, but also downtown Milwaukee. Enjoy meeting Cassidy Buenz! 1.What inspired your journey … More Meet the Artist: Cassidy Buenz
It’s been fun working with Ryan, especially this trimester. He has grown so much with this current play Ajax in Iraq. His emotions and physicality has grown exponentially and the accents he uses for his different charaters is wonderful. These three years of working with him at Homestead has been fun for me, as I … More Meet the Artist: Ryan Deloge
Maggie was one of the kids I got the watch grown up through the after school REC program. She was always fun to watch, and interesting to see what character she would play next. In High School Maggie has grown in to a very subtle actor, she is so fun to watch, because she does … More Meet the Artist: Maggie Collins
Ajax in Iraq tells the parallel stories of the eponymous Greek hero of Sophocles’ tragedy Ajax and a young female soldier in Iraq named AJ. Ajax, gripped by jealousy and anger and driven mad by the goddess Athena, slaughters a herd of livestock in a violent rage. Meanwhile, in contemporary Iraq, AJ experiences horrors that … More Stop and look around
I met Andrew his Sophomore year at HHS and lets just say he was a hand full. He always works hard, but also likes to play hard….during rehearsal. He has always been fun to work with and is eager to improve. He always asks how he’s doing and wants notes at rehearsal, I got into … More Meet the Artist: Andrew Minkin
This kid! What a growth! As a Freshmen Marty took Acting 1 and 2, impressing us all to advance him to Theatre Production Seminar his Sophomore year. For Seminar that year he was the lead in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Junior and Senior year just lead to more growth and him becoming Co-President of Drama Club. … More Meet the Artist: Marty Bergquist
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