Acting 1 Final Project
This was a fun film one of the acting classes did for their final.
At Out is the blog for Homestead High School's Drama Club and Theatre department.
This was a fun film one of the acting classes did for their final.
This week, the cast of Pippin, met Zack Duckler, a 3rd grader at Donges Bay Elementary School who is joining the high school students in this production of Pippin. He will be playing Theo, the son of Catherine (played by MacKenzie Melan). His first rehearsal was fabulous, working well with MacKenzie and Andrew in the … More Theo’s Corner
Last weekend, Brad and Will asked me what I’d do if Ms. Figg let me choreograph a number in the musical. I said I’d pretty much die of excitement, and maybe they just wanted me to die, but the next day Ms. Figg agreed to give me my favorite song of the whole show—Glory. This … More Introducing Meri Bobber, choreographer for “Glory”
It was a momentous night, last night. After two months of building, painting, rigging and frustration, the stage crew moved the larger than life set out into place. Reminiscent of the Laugh In set, this 2-ton structure creates a portal looking spyglass into the world of Pippin. As I dismissed the cast from rehearsal, three … More 2 tons
Jack: Well, what’s the assistant director do, like? Doreen: He assists the director. Jack: What does the director do, then? Barbara: Shut up, Jack. What does the assistant do? Is he a vital team member, a silent observer, or just one person who knows how the director takes her coffee? Well, there are many levels … More Supporting Roles
Last night I was asked the question “Why should Homestead students attend the musical?” It was for the school newspaper and normally an innocent question. But then I thought, why is this even a question? Why wouldn’t students come to the show? Over 100 HHS students work on and are in the musical, they have … More Smart Arts
Scene 1: MY ADVENTURE ASHORE MUSIC: Dissonant and mysterious. Lights come up on an eerie land, a marshy tract full of willows, bulrushes, and odd, outlandish, swampy trees. The isle is uninhabited, here and there are flowering plants. The steam and heat from the day rises like fog from the mossy ground. Little by little … More Preview of Act 2: Treasure Island
I awoke too early for a Saturday, and rolled out of bed. I knew my students would be doing the same, most likely later then myself and without eating. So I gathering my ipod, dance clothes, laptop and wallet, jumped in the car and set out to find food for the 30 some high school … More Saturday Mornings