#highschool play

[mikeru6]

what play is ur hs doing??

shrek the musical!! ige seen it so many times that i was shrek in my dream last night.

(this is the only good photo I took myself from the booth 💔 they took professional pics and stuff but im not sharing those since they can be linked back to my school)

[heather-puke]

just got home from audition #1 for the lion king and i just learned the audition dance and read some lines. tmr is for the audition song

im??

so??

scared??

im singing lifeboat from heathers bc its clean and short and it shows off my vocal range

hype me up yall

***this is a highschool play lmao***

[iminmywritersdungeon]

bitches be like: yes I have my lines memorized yes I have my blocking down yes I remember all my cues (no I don’t)

it’s me I’m bitches

[betheboo55]

Sneak peek at one of the costumes I’m working on. Not for Halloween but the high school play. I love that I’m getting paid to do this but my Halloween won’t be as grand as I’d like it to be.

Some of the students and I drew and painted the skirt fabric and I took it home to sew it up. Just have to finish the second one!

[ursa-ironii]

My high school is doing a play called Rumors, and they're changing it up so that Cookie is a lesbian, and she's getting a wife named Elanore, and like wow, this is the peak of my highschool experience !

[thescottishplayofputnam]

“Come on man! I’m shoeless!”

[ohcaptainxxmycaptain]

I just wanted to say that during my audition for hairspray I sang "you cant stop the beat" and theres a line that says "i'm gonna spit in your eye" but instead i accidentally sang "i'm gonna shit in your eye"

[kxb102gracelg2013]

SHAKESPEARE SYNOPSIS

Shakespeare. A nightmare that I never expected to endure again once high-school had finished. Last night, however, I had the pleasure of experiencing Shakespeare in a very innovative and entertaining way.

BBC and St Aidans’ joined forces to create a great portrayal and performance of a collaboration of several famous Shakespearean scenes that not only encompassed the tragedy and emotion of Shakespeare’s plays, but also provided a witty, fun and understandable adaptation. These were then linked together, and presented in a chronological order to create an entirely new story that switched between Shakespearean times and the present.

As far as school plays go, their presentation was of a very high standard. The atmosphere was created through smoke machines and decorations from the moment you came near the stage. What was most impressive, however, was that they allowed the cast to mingle with the audience, as long as they were in character. Several times they ran through the audience, or spoke rhetorically to surrounding spectators, in turn, adding to the shock and humor. The use of many props and gestures further enhanced the meaning behind the words, which in turn, engaged an audience of all ages by making Shakespeare relatable.

In the free brochure handed out at the start, I was surprised to find that many of my high-school friends had actually contributed highly to the composing of the script. Obviously, they hadn’t rewritten the famous Shakespearean scenes, but the joining sections were completely original. By the end of this marvelous performance, I was completely satisfied with the event overall. It was cleverly portrayed so I could fully understand, it was a completely original play written by cast members

and best of all, it left me in stitches!