Voice Acting Auditions Closed!!!
If you want to apply for an understudy, you are still welcome to! We also still have roles open for artists, music makers, world builders, script writers, etc!

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Voice Acting Auditions Closed!!!
If you want to apply for an understudy, you are still welcome to! We also still have roles open for artists, music makers, world builders, script writers, etc!
This theater doesn't match the magic that is its plays, musicals, concerts, etc. The stage is the smallest in the district and wing space is puny. The storing of certain items under the stage is probably a fire hazard, but its all the space we have. The house lights turn on, sure, but they don't light the audience. In fact, one can see from the stage that the majority of the seats in the audience are not lit, but are, rather, in the dark. And the seats themselves are more uncomfortable than anything I've ever experienced; no matter what seat, springs and other poking things come through the cushion annoyingly. The theater itself seats enough people for the kids in the music programs-- or, maybe just the choir department alone. However, the kids who participate in the music programs don't often go into the theater because it can't be used for concerts: sound doesn't travel, there, like it does at our neighboring schools.
Our school has brought to the stage consistently strong performances. Among many are Into The Woods, Curtains, Alice in Wonderland, Uno Part II, The Wedding Singer and, recently, Prospect High School brought The Sparrow to the Illinois High School Theater Festival in January.
The theme of The Sparrow was to "learn to fly with the weight." Taken out of context of the play, one can apply the motto to Prospect High School, where actors have created spectacular plays and musicals for a long time without a good theater to help. However, despite that we have learned to excel with an out-of-shape theater, it's time that there's a change because the theater, as it is, cannot survive for much longer.
Please, help us out and vote once a day for Prospect High School in the SMASH Make a Musical competition!
Thank you.
The show must go on!
As part of our “Make A Musical” program, we’ve teamed up with Lowe's to improve five school theaters. VOTE for your favorite project today!
Hi everyone!
NBC's SMASH is sponsoring a contest: "The Make a Musical Program works to build self-sustaining musical theater programs in under-served schools across the nation." The top five high schools receiving the most votes will win money from Lowe's to fix their performance space.
I didn't go to Interboro High School, but I've performed on their stage and I know many talented people dedicated to theater in their program. Vote for them if you can! It's in alphabetical order and it takes one click on a green button - no strings attached.
Or, vote for whichever school you'd like! It's a great cause no matter what. :)
It is very easy!
http://www.makeamusical.org
Just click the link, click VOTE NOW, and vote for Myers Park High School.
Thank you thank you thank you
And if you want to be even more amazing, vote everyday! You can even vote via your computer and phone.
So vote vote vote :)
Check out the restoration of East Rockaway High School’s auditorium as part of our “Make A Musical” program, constructed by Lowes.