Disney. When one thinks of Disney, one might think of princesses and talking animals. One usually thinks, “Oh that’s child’s play” and “That’s easy.” Let me tell you, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast is anything but easy. Without the help of our amazingly talented cast and music teachers, this year’s Homestead High School musical would not … More What do you do in rehearsal?
Hello, my name is Lonnae Hickman and I’m assistant director and script secretary for our winter musical Beauty and the Beast. I myself haven’t done much yet, my job doesn’t actually start until tech week. Currently I’m writing down blocking (all the movement done by the actors) and until I have to call all the cues … More Meet the Artist: Lonnae Hickman
Hi, my name is Nick Gardison and I got into theatre my junior year and my only wish is that I would have gotten involved sooner. I play the Narrator,Candleman, Eggman and I´m also a part of the ensemble. The Eggman is different from me because I don’t like eggs and….yeah. It´s easier to play … More Meet the Artist: Nick Gardison
My name is Maisie Allen, and I am a freshman here at Homestead. In the production Beauty and the Beast I am in the ensemble, specifically the drunken beggar, swaying across the stage and “accidentally” singing the girl parts. I’ve been trying my best to keep up with memorizing all of our songs because Ms. … More Meet the Artist: Maisie Allen
My name is Allison Rowe and I am the Enchantress who comes to the Prince’s door and offers him a rose in return for shelter. He refuses, I reveal myself to be a beautiful enchantress, then I curse him, the castle and all who dwell within it. Kind of a harsh punishment if you ask … More Meet the Artist: Allison Rowe
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
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: Erin Meskimen Before the show I woke up at 7:30, showered, ate a ton of mini donuts, and then walked to Homestead. I brought with me a blanket so I could take a nap on the bus, which I was SO RUDELY AWAKENED FROM by Lauren Brill (she poked me). Upon arriving to Plinkerton … More We Killed those Monsters
When Homestead High School theatre Director Amelia Figg-Franzoi was asked “Why Robin Hood?” she smiled lightly and spoke, “I know, crazy right? It’s a show all about men. Or at least traditionally. Last year I fell in love with a version of Robin Hood called The Heart of Robin Hood, but I knew I could never do … More Robin Hood Review!
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