Senior Olivia Svallin and junior Sam Hjelmstad passionately perform junior Sydney Brodie’s scene, “Coffee Shop Confessions.”
Hands up, freshman Jane Scheuring portrays her shock during her one-act scene.
“They’re putting in so much work, they have to memorize outside of class. Then we work inside of class. It takes so much work and so much effort to make such a good performance,” said junior Devyn Johnson, who produced the act “Almost, Maine.”
Bowing, the first beginning drama class to perform thanks their audience for coming.
Dueling it out, seniors Miles Doucette and Dylan Weir express their creativity in their own rendition of MacBeth.
Senior Calla Hollingsworth performs a monologue.
Blindfolded, students in the beginning drama class act out a mini scene produced by the theater directing class.
Advanced Drama students performed a scene from the show “Fat Pig.”
Juniors Isaiah Shiochet and Hjemlstad draw many laughs from their act that's set in a coffee shop.
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On Dec. 8th, the drama program produced their annual one-act plays, which feature the beginning, intermediate and advanced drama classes. The one-acts are a chance for the students to express their creativity especially in the advanced drama classes. They have the freedom to write their own acts and then perform them. For the freshman who are part of the beginning classes, their plays were produced by upperclassmen in the theater directing class. These one-acts display performances in satire, improv, short story dramas and monologues.
