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Meet the Artist: Leah McGowan

October 17, 2022

Who are you?  What year are you?  What are your interests? I’m Leah McGowan. I am in 11th grade and I like to sing, act and play guitar. I love hanging out with my friends and shopping. What exactly do you do for Alice in Wonderland? I play Alice, a girl who gets lost in … More Meet the Artist: Leah McGowan

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Meet the Artist: Ryan Kramer

October 17, 2022

Who are you?  What year are you?  What are your interests? Hi, I’m Ryan Kramer and I’m a Junior here at Homestead. I like to draw, play video games, write, listen to music, and starting conversations about deep topics such as the meaning of change and the Shawn Mendez Crocodile Movie. What exactly do you … More Meet the Artist: Ryan Kramer

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Come see “The Secret in the Wings”

April 30, 2022

A bunch of kids in a basement playing dress-up. The Disney sucked out of the fairy tale. Dozen of worlds and one child’s imagination. Weaving short fairy tales into a compelling narrative, Mary Zimmerman’s “The Secret in the Wings” transports viewers on a voyage into the murky underbelly of human impulses, through unexpected lands of … More Come see “The Secret in the Wings”

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Meet the Artist: Amelia Eichmeier

January 25, 2022

Who are you?  What year are you?  What are your interests? I am Amelia Eichmeier! I am a junior this year. Outside of theater, I enjoy playing guitar and singing, writing songs (pure teenage angst), causing chaos in treble choir, crocheting, and cuddling with my two beautiful kitties (Stanley and Scout).  What exactly do you … More Meet the Artist: Amelia Eichmeier

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Important Dates for the 2021-2022 Theatre Season

July 27, 2021
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2021-2022 Theatre Season: All You Need is a Little Magic

July 27, 2021
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Acting 2 during Online Learning

May 7, 2020

So, Acting 2 started their class studying five famous 20th-century directors via a film exhibit called the 5 Truths of acting.  They had to watch five films filmed in the style of these famous directors. Antonin Artaud Bertolt Brecht Jerzy Grotowski Peter Brook Constantin Stanislavski After that, they were charged to film their own film … More Acting 2 during Online Learning

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Theatre is my Safe place

December 12, 2019

By: Eleanor Potter As a child, we all find our safe places. For many that was through friends, shopping, playing dolls, or playing video games. Yet somehow I was the lucky kid. I grew up with the safe place of a theatre through dance. Dance has been my everything throughout my life. It is what … More Theatre is my Safe place

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Acting 1 stories from Joey Enea

December 4, 2019

By: Joey Enea (’20) Acting actually did a lot for me surprised I really was just taking the class because I needed the class to graduate and really wasn’t expecting anything out of class.  But Acting did a lot because it really changed my point of view on actors and live performances. It was actually … More Acting 1 stories from Joey Enea

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What Acting 1 Taught me

November 26, 2019

By: Sophia King (’22) Theater has always been apart of my family and my life. My mom has been acting since she was a kid, because of that she has made it a part of mine. When I was younger I used to do plays, commercials, and musicals. I felt connected with my mom and … More What Acting 1 Taught me

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