Category: Drama Club
Debunking the “Theatre Kid”
Written by: Sarah Yudkovitch (’24) When most people think of a theater kid, they picture a person who is melodramatic, broadway obsessed, constantly singing, and overall- just loud. Other people picture an anti-social coffee drinker who speaks in show tunes and Shakespeare. Although there is some slight merit to these claims, I’m here to tell … More Debunking the “Theatre Kid”
An A to Z List of Why You Should Join Pit!
An A to Z List of Why You Should Join Pit!(With Pictures!) By: Haley Kerley A – Airdropped Memes Who doesn’t love memes? Started by the original pit meme-er Kylie O’Hagan, pit has a rich culture of sharing memes with each other through airdropping, bringing us all closer together. Just look at those up there, … More An A to Z List of Why You Should Join Pit!
My Experience in Homestead Theater
By – Sam Estiban Hey! My name is Sam Estiban and I am a senior at Homestead High School. I have been doing shows at Homestead for 4 years and currently working on my last ever production at the school (Romeo and Juliet: Campsite Edition). These last 4 years have been some of the best … More My Experience in Homestead Theater
6 Reasons Why You Should Do Theatre At Homestead!
Hey! My name is Sam Estiban and I am a senior at Homestead. I’ve been participating in the Homestead Theatre shows since I was a freshman and it has been some of the most fun I have ever had in high school. I made lifelong friends and memories that I will never forget in my … More 6 Reasons Why You Should Do Theatre At Homestead!
My R&J Experience
By Amelia Eichmeier Hello! My name is Amelia Rose Eichmeier and I am playing Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Campy Campsite Edition. This is one of two plays and three projects that the 2023 seminar class are working on this year. You may be wondering how this wacky idea even came about. I was setting … More My R&J Experience
Come see “Antigone” this weekend
We are at the hub of a modern seat of power. As we hear the whirring sound of sirens, frantic office workers pass urgent messages up the chain of command. Finally, everyone gathers around a screen to witness and cheer the capture of a noted enemy of the state. When one thinks of Sophocles Antigone … More Come see “Antigone” this weekend
“Audition” for the Miscast Cabaret!
Performance: Miscast Cabaret May 12th 2023 at 7pm Auditions: March 23 and 24 (Sign-up for an audition slot outside the Black Box) Tech Rehearsal May 11th 3-6pm in the Black Box Miscast is a style of musical theatre cabaret that leans into the comedy of playing outside of one’s preconceived “type.” Think of Dwayne “The … More “Audition” for the Miscast Cabaret!
Audition for “Antigone”
Show Description:Antigone is an ancient Greek tragedy, originally written by Sophocles in 441 BCE, that remains one of the most inspiring of classic tales. The third chapter in the famous Oedipus trilogy, it centers around Oedupis’s daughter Antigone in the aftermath of a battle for the throne that leaves both her brothers dead. Antigone’s uncle … More Audition for “Antigone”
Fall Play Workshops “Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland Workshops! They are finally here! Workshops! Where? The HHS Auditorium! Monday August 22 4:00-6:00pm Tuesday August 23 4:00-6:00pm Thursday August 25 4:00-6:00pm Sunday August 28 4:00-7:00pm Tuesday August 30 1-3pm Link to Audition Packet Since we are holding Aerial Workshops within these Workshops, we need to know how many people are coming … More Fall Play Workshops “Alice in Wonderland










