The list for OAP 2nd call backs has been posted on the Call board page. If your name is on the list, we will meet in the theatre at 4:15pm tomorrow, Jan. 9th. We will be doing some improvisational work and possibly more readings from the script.
The call back list and packet of sides for call backs have been posted on the Call board page. Please check the list and if your name is on it download the sides and prepare them. Callbacks are tomorrow, Wednesday the 8th. We will meet in the theatre at 4:15pm
Callbacks will be posted after school tomorrow, 1/7. There will also be sides for you to take to work on and prepare. Callbacks will be on Wednesday, 1/8 after school.
The link to the UIL OAP Audition Application has been posted on the call board page. Please proceed there and complete the form. Remember, your video auditions must be shared with me by 6:00pm on Monday, January 6th.
UPDATE: Activities for tomorrow have been cancelled as well. I am working to see if we will be able to get up to the school after 1:00 on Sunday. I will keep you posted.
Due to inclement weather, all extracurricular activities for Friday, Dec. 6th and Saturday, Dec. 7th have been cancelled. Therefore, we will NOT be having rehearsal tonight or tomorrow.
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If you take 38 cast members, 26 crew members, three directors, 39 rehearsals, six Saturday shop calls, 47 gallons of paint, 40 costumes, and five scenic locations, and add them all together, you get Wakeland High School Theatre Department’s production of “Peter Pan.” The theatre department has been hard at work since the start of the school year in order to put on a great show.
J.M. Barrie’s 1904 play was adapted into the musical WHS is performing. The show features music by Mark “Moose” Charlap, Jule Styne, with lyrics by Carolyn Leigh, Betty Comden and Adolph Green.
“‘Peter Pan’ really exemplifies how everyone was when they were a little kid, it’s that imagination that we used to have,” senior Rani Solomon, who is proudly portraying the lead, Peter Pan, said, “You know, every little kid wants to fly and jump around and be a fairy, so I think the show just helps kids live their fantasies.”
Show times are 7 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday for a total of 5 performances.
$15 for adults, $10 dollars for students and seniors, and $1 for children 5 and under.
Tickets will also be available at the door pending availability.
So Join Peter Pan, Wendy, Michael, John, Captain Hook, Mr. Smee, Tiger Lily and, of course, the Crocodile on their adventures in Neverland as they tell the tale of the boy who won’t grow up.
Please see attached file from the Booster Club. All orders and money are due by the end of the day this Friday, December 6th.
Peter Pan Cast & Crew – Late Rehearsal Meal Order Form
Rehearsals on December 9th, 10th, & 11th will run late and the boosters are providing you with the opportunity to purchase meals for each evening for your student.
This program is optional and students who do not sign-up will need to bring their own meal each of these nights.
We plan on providing meals from Chick-fil-A, Subway and Little Caesars.
Water will also be provided.
The cost for all 3 meals is $21.
Please pay with check made payable to Deborah Stanislaus, the booster VP.
The attached form and your check must be returned to the Black Box in the theatre room no later than this Friday, December 6th at 4:30pm.
If you have any questions, please contact Cheryl Doerr using the contact information contained on the form.
This is to let everyone know that there will NOT be a shop call tomorrow, 11/29. Thank you.
Due to scheduling conflicts on Saturday we will be working on Friday after school this week instead of Saturday! Please make it a point to attend. We will be working from about 4:30-8:00, and can use several people. Remember, parents are more than welcome to attend!
We have not had strong attendance this year at after school or weekend tech calls. Thank you to the few of you that make it a point to be there: Audrey, Chris, Josh, Laura, Brandy, Lauren, Kat & Tori from the crew, and Rani, Natalie, Grace, Sarah and Holly from the cast!.
For planning purposes, here are the remaining shop calls for Peter Pan, in addition to our regularly scheduled Monday-Thursday build times.
Friday, November 8th – 4:30-8:00
Saturday, November 16th – 10:30-3:30
Friday, November 22nd – 4:30-8:30
Saturday, November 23rd – 10:00-3:30 (Yes, this is the Saturday before Thanksgiving. If you are in town, we need you to come help us get the show built)
Saturday, November 30th if needed – 10:00-3:30 (Again, this is the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and the need of this shop call will rely heavily on the previous Saturday’s call)
We begin technical rehearsals as soon as we come back from Thanksgiving break. This means we need to accomplish as much as possible between now and then. While small things can still be done in class and after school during that week, there cannot be any construction elements not ready for rehearsal.
We need you to help us complete the build! Whether you are in the cast or on the crew you’re assistance is vital to the success of the production, even if all you can do is tear strips of muslin!
The Wakeland High School Theatre Department is proud to be a part of the International Thespian Society. Troupe #7160
The International Thespian Society is designed to be an honorary organization that recognized and rewards excellence among the participants in the theatre arts program. Thespian membership is granted for the demonstration of a commitment to excellence in theatre arts that meets the Educational Theatre Association general guidelines. Specifically, students become members by earning points for their work in the theatre program.
As a member of the Wakeland High School Theatre Department you should keep a log of your work in our theatre program. This includes production roles, (both acting and technical), shop hours worked above and beyond the required number, volunteering to help run the auditorium for non-department functions and events, etc. Ultimately it is your responsibility to keep track of your points, and the responsibility of the troupe directors to verify them at the conclusion of the year.
Our troupe directors, Mrs. Howe & Mrs. Leffel. will notify you when the required number of points have been earned, and your achievements will be celebrated at our end of year banquet.
