Double-checking your makeup to make sure you haven´t smudged anything and you look flawless Your energy levels after each show The way you eat food after a long rehearsal How you feel after attending one Flex Day How you feel trying to juggle school, the musical, and life When you … More Producing “Beauty and the Beast” told through GIFs
EVERYONE is going to love Beauty and the Beast, but especially young girls who love the disney princesses. This show has humor, love, and dance numbers that will make anyone smile. I am playing the role of Belle. Dominick Cole (the Beast) and I have been doing a lot of scene work together, and at … More Meet the Artist: Mari Duckler
By: Emma Zander (2016) If you’ve ever been in any play, you’ve probably heard,¨There are no small parts, just small actors,¨ and chances are you rolled your eyes or maybe you took it to heart. Bottom line, there are small parts. The reality is some parts are larger- they have more lines, singing, acting, dancing, … More Why Being in the Ensemble Won’t Ruin Your Life
Wendy: No. No. No. No. No. No. No! No one’s going anywhere. I’ve had it with this island. Every single girl I’ve met has tried to kill me; do you know how that makes me feel? Tink, you’ve never liked me and I’ve not done anything to you ever. And, Tiger Lily, just get over … More Wendy Monologue all girls can relate to…
Source: Tentative 1st Synopsis “Peter Pan” will not be the same story you have grown up knowing. All your favorite characters will be in the pot, but a twist is in the mix! No HHS spring play is complete without a little change in the beloved story! Check out the “Peter Pan” Blog for a … More Tentative 1st Synopsis
By: Sarah Verespej Over the course of a mere 3 months I’ve truly learned a lot. I’ve learned to always have cough drops handy at a 5:45am call time. I’ve learned that confidence, but not cockiness, is key in theatre. And I’ve learned that a small group of misfits can create something truly spectacular. Looking at … More Teamwork and Theatre
Too often, the narrative in stories about geek culture focuses on dudes. It fits with the stereotype of what a geek is — some guy in his teens or twenties, covered in residual dust from the powdery snack du jour, slurping down some unnaturally-colored, nauseatingly sweet, caffeinated beverage, while obsessing over a reality far removed … More She Kills Monsters
Or watching Figg during rehearsals jam out during scene changes. When she wears her lights up boots, those are the best to watch… pitch black scene change and then flashing red, blue and green lights appear from the audience. You know she is jamming.
You wouldn’t believe that a show set in Athens, Ohio could so penetrate the imagination, but Qui Nguyen‘s She Kills Monsters has you believing that you’re in playing Dungeons & Dragons with your friends. A three-dimensional version of D&D, complete with hot elves, dance battles, and a a five headed dragon. “Average Agnes,” an uptight English teacher (Sarah Verespej), … More Geekery at it’s Finest!
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