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BBHS Theatre BOE Presentation
December 12, 2016
BBHS Theatre BOE Presentation December 12, 2016 RECENT PRODUCTIONS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
BBHS Theatre BOE Presentation December 12, 2016 RECENT PRODUCTIONS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
BBHS Theatre BOE Presentation December 12, 2016 RECENT PRODUCTIONS SLIDESHOW FALL Drama PRODUCTIONS: The Crucible - 2007 Stage Door - 2008 The Miracle Worker - 2009 Our Town - 2010 The Outsiders - 2011 Fall Productions cont. The Laramie
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FALL Drama PRODUCTIONS: The Crucible - 2007 Stage Door - 2008 The Miracle Worker - 2009 Our Town - 2010 The Outsiders - 2011
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Fall Productions cont. The Laramie Project - 2012 One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest - 2013 Little Shop of Horrors - 2014 Directed by senior Sarah Haber Leader of the Pack - 2015 Technical Direction by senior Adam Newmark The Crucible - 2016
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SPRING PRODUCTIONS Bye, Bye Birdie - 2007 Fiddler on the Roof - 2008 The King and I - 2009 All Shook Up - 2010 Urinetown - 2011 Hello, Dolly! - 2012
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SPRING PRODUCTIONS cont. Seussical - 2013 Guys and Dolls - 2014 West Side Story - 2015 Anything Goes - 2016 Grease - 2017
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CURRENT STATISTICS
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FALL PRODUCTIONS Average of 30 actors Average of 20 students working backstage - set building, stage crew, costumes, sound, lights, hair and makeup 10% of the school’s population
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SPRING MUSICAL Average of 60 actors 40 students working backstage - set build, stage crew, costumes, sound, lights, hair and makeup,
- rchestra.
More than 20% of the school’s population
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Theatre Professionals Utilized
Director Producer Technical Director Musical Director Orchestra Director Choreographer Sound Designer Lighting Designer
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Student Positions
Student Assistant Director Stage Manager Sound Engineer Light Board Operator Costume Designers Prop Master Hair and Makeup
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PARENT SUPPORT
There are many parents that volunteer to do a variety of jobs for our shows, including:
Costumes Cast & Crew Dinners Playbill Photos Community Advertising T-Shirt Design/Sales Ticket Sales
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The BBHS Theatre Experience
Choosing the show The audition process Rehearsing Set building “Hell Week” Performance The Post Show Low
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Explanation of the Current Program
The current program is mainly about the productions.
Theatre Arts I & II are offered at BBHS
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Program goals...looking to the future...
More and more students are looking to the performing arts for their careers and higher education.
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Suggestions for Program Enhancement:
PROGRAM: *a musical theatre class with performance *more opportunities for student directed works (one acts, cabarets etc.) *master classes with professionals about auditioning, performance, career opportunities
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Suggestions for Program Enhancement:
FACILITY: *New lighting system *Auditorium Manager - manage the calendar, maintain the space, set up for concerts and special events, handle required maintenance on equipment.
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WHY TEACH THEATRE IN OUR SCHOOLS?
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Theatre is a SCIENCE. Theatre is MATHEMATICAL. Theatre is a FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Theatre is HISTORY. Theatre is PHYSICAL EDUCATION. Theatre is LANGUAGE ARTS. Theatre is BUSINESS. Theatre is TECHNOLOGY. Theatre is ECONOMICS.
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Theatre is taught in schools, not because you are expected to major in theatre, not because you are expected to perform all through life, not so you can relax, not so you can have fun,
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But so you will recognize BEAUTY, so you will be SENSITIVE, so you will be closer to an INFINITE BEYOND THIS WORLD, so you will have more LOVE, more COMPASSION, more GENTLENESS, more GOOD, in short, more LIFE.
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Of what value will it be to make a prosperous living unless you know how to live? That is why theatre is taught in our schools.
Excerpted from the philosophy of the “Educational Theatre Association”
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