Do you want to be involved?
If you want to audition to be in the cast, join THIS Google Classroom: Click here or use code: x4mjpw4
The deadline for CREW applications has passed. Crew assignments will by posted Sunday, October 2nd.
The deadline for CREW applications has passed. Crew assignments will by posted Sunday, October 2nd.
This year's All-School Play is Romeo and Winifred by Charlie Lovett
...a tragical comedy in two and a half acts.
Performances are scheduled November 17-19, which includes the first Saturday of Thanksgiving Break.
You can read more about the play-- and see a sample script-- here: Romeo and Winifred
Performances are scheduled November 17-19, which includes the first Saturday of Thanksgiving Break.
You can read more about the play-- and see a sample script-- here: Romeo and Winifred
Optional WebEx Parent/Information Meeting Already Happened
It was Monday, September 26th at 6:30 PM in Mr. Williams' WebEx: https://usd497.webex.com/meet/bmwillia
Audition Dates
You only need to attend Round 1 or Round 2
Round 1: Tuesday, September 27th from 3:15-5:00
Round 2: Thursday, September 29th from 3:15-5:00
Callbacks (if needed, by invitation): Friday, September 30th from 3:15-5:00
Round 1: Tuesday, September 27th from 3:15-5:00
Round 2: Thursday, September 29th from 3:15-5:00
Callbacks (if needed, by invitation): Friday, September 30th from 3:15-5:00
Audition Materials
All audition materials will be posted in the Google Classroom linked above.
At The Audition
1) We will take your picture. This helps us remember your names.
2) We will have a conversation about the process and our expectations.
3) In groups, we will assign you a character's lines to read.
4) You will have some time to practice in your groups, and then you will go on stage to perform your scene. It does not need to be memorized.
5) We will see if any of you can do funny walks, stumbles, zombie walks, voices, barks, evil laughs, or stunts.
6) If time allows, we will ask you to read more scenes.
7) You will be dismissed at 5:00. Please have your ride pick you up at the auditorium doors on the North side.
2) We will have a conversation about the process and our expectations.
3) In groups, we will assign you a character's lines to read.
4) You will have some time to practice in your groups, and then you will go on stage to perform your scene. It does not need to be memorized.
5) We will see if any of you can do funny walks, stumbles, zombie walks, voices, barks, evil laughs, or stunts.
6) If time allows, we will ask you to read more scenes.
7) You will be dismissed at 5:00. Please have your ride pick you up at the auditorium doors on the North side.
What will we watch and listen for?
- You must speak loudly and clearly.
- Enunciate and articulate.
- You will be wearing masks, which makes vocal projection even more important.
- If we cannot understand your words, the audience will not be able to understand your words.
- Speak up and project!
- Do not rush.
- We will notice if you add some character to your lines. How do you think your character would speak?
- If you are having fun, we will have fun and will want to see you do more.
