Congratulations to the One Act Competition Class! Their One Act version of William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” was chosen to represent the state of Wisconsin at this year’s International Thespian Festival. In November, they competed at the Wisconsin High School Theatre Festival, where they swept in the award category. “The Tempest” won 9 awards! … More “The Tempest” Chosen to represent Wisconsin!
Who are you? What year are you? What are your interests?Caitlin Brown, Junior, lurking Why did you want to be in the One Act Competition Class? Is it what you thought it wouldbe? How many times have you taken One Act?Because I did it last year and it was so fun! YES! Stressful, chaotic but … More Meet the Artist: Caitlin Brown
My name is Riley and I’m in charge of props for “The Crucible.” I’m not very involved in the actual building of the set, but Stage Crew is working on making a rope curtain that’s gonna go all the way around the stage. We’re also building more normal and reasonable things like tables and benches. … More Meet the Artist: Riley Meskin
Before reading this, please get into the mindset of Caitlin. Imagine a cynical sarcastic techie… I know, it’s so hard to imagine… I’m so glad you decided to tell people about yourself and the current Homestead production. What is your name and what exactly do you do for this show?Caitlin Brown, I do mainly painting, … More Meet the Artist: Caitlin Brown
Interested in joining Homestead High School’s Stage Crew? We have a meeting tonight, September 10th in the James Barr Performing Arts Center from 6-7pm Stage Crew Permission slip What is Stage Crew? The Homestead High School Stage Crew is a service activity that provides all technical assistance in scenery, lighting, sound, properties, wardrobe and makeup … More Join Stage Crew!
What do you get when you throw 22 high school theatre kids in a room and say, “Create Something”? Well in the case of Homestead High School’s One Act Competition Class, they hop to. First we played with Balloons… Then PVC Frames the Stage Crew made… Then we put it all together…
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.
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