Schedule
of Shows for This Year
March 26 3:00 pm
March 27 7:00 pm |
Willy Wonka
Willy Wonka is and all-school production produced by the chorus and the theatre deparment. Student have been working very hard in after-school rehearsals to practice the performance and create all of the scenery.
Twelfth Night will feature students from the advanced drama class who will be performing and edited version of Shakespeare's comedy in modern times.
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May 6
3:00 pm and 7:00 pm |
SHAKESPEARE'S
TWELFTH NIGHT |
Theatre Arts Appreciation(6, 7, 8) is an introductory semester course where students learn about voice and some basic stage movement. Units include improvisation, radio plays, Greek theatre, and storytelling.
Speech and Theatre Arts(7, 8) is a semester course in which students of varying levels of drama experience work together to create an original piece for performance. Students use improvisation, creative writing, voice, and movement skills in addition to exploration of Theatre as means of communication. Students perform a play for other classes as part of their final semester project.
Advanced Theatre Arts is a year long course in which students learn the basics of a Theatre production from start to finish. They begin with improvisation and move on to directing and design to perform 10 minute plays for an audience. In the spring they focus on auditioning and then prepare a full length production for a whole school performance. |
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Ms. Taylor has been the Theatre instructor at Glasgow Middle School since 2004. She has a BFA degree in Theatre and English Education from Arizona State University and a MA in Literacy Education from George Mason University. She has worked professionally as a community theatre teacher and stage manager. She has acted on both the stage and in television. While she is not working as a performer currently, she hopes to do so in the future because it gives her so much to bring back to the classroom.
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Willy Wonka
Words and Music by Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley Adapted for the stage by Leslie Bricusse & Timothy A. McDonald
Based on the book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory By Roald Dahl
March 26 at 3pm and March 27 at 7pm
Tickets to this show are $3.00 for students and $5.00 for adults. Children under the age of five are Free.
Tickets may be obtained through a cast member or at lunch time in the Glasgow Cafeteria the week of the show. Tickets may also be purcahsed at the door for the 3:00pm show Only.
Tickets for the 7pm show can not be purchased at the door. If you would like to reserve tickets for the 7pm show, but do not have a way to pay and pick them up in advance please send a resesrvation request with how many tickets you would like to purchase to glasgowmusical@gmail.com
Reserved tickets will be available for pick up and payment on the night of the show.
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