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![]() | by Lauryn Chavez | sports editor Because protocols on gathering during COVID are strict, theater has had to adapt from their traditional showing of their plays. For the showing of “Much Ado About Nothing,” Co-Theatre Director, Megan Thompson, expe (More) |
![]() | by Chloe Jordan | staff writer Junior Avery Neale walks to the Much Ado About Nothing rehearsal, despite the complications of COVID, where students are already setting up the makeshift stage marked with cones. Although actors have to keep their ma (More) |
![]() | Showcasing their hard work, the theatre department presented Almost, Maine. The show will run on Jan. 29-31 starting at 7 p.m. and on Feb. 1, at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Each scene in Almost, Maine is about a different couple with different (More) |
![]() | Ashlyn Swain | staff writer It’s almost time for Halloween and that means the rise in interest of paranormal experiences and spooky encounters. That means it's once again time for this year's theatre haunted house. “I think that we have alread (More) |
![]() | by Sofia Colignon | news editor As the year draws to a close, the theatre department finishes the year its own way, with their annual senior directed plays. The plays will be held on May 30 and 31. Tickets are five dollars for each show, and 15 do (More) |
![]() | All photos by Liberty Vela. (More) |
![]() | by Madizon Gonzalez and Alfonso Valero | staff writers After eight continuous periods of classes and stacks of homework shoved in clear backpacks, 4:15 has arrived and for coaches, athletes, actors , and band students , such as freshman Bella Pere (More) |
![]() | The Bush Theater showcased their performances to family and friends in preparation for future competitions. (More) |
![]() | The Bush Theater performed their Fall play "Fame Jr." before the Thanksgiving break and it was a "toe-tapping" good time. (More) |
![]() | On Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 4:30 and 7:00PM, the Churchill Theatre Department will have their opening night of the Shakespeare play Titus Andronicus. Although the Theatre Department has done many Shakespeare plays, this is their first attempt at a more s (More) |
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