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Drama Department: Ruth-Ann Replogle
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Drama News
Previous Performance

Washington Drama Club presented Nunsense by Dan Goggins on Thursday, Nov. 30, Friday, Dec. 1, and Sat., Dec. 2 at 7:00 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Tickets were $7.00 and were available at the door.

Nunsense is the rollicking story of the Little Sisters of Hoboken and their latest crisis. Seems as though the convent cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, accidently introduced botulism into the stew one night, and 59 nuns died. The remaining 17 nuns had buried all but four of them when Reverend Mother (Sheridan Farnell) decided to buy a VCR, and used the rest of the funds. Now Sister Hubert (Kaitlin Lawrence), Sister Amnesia (Sarah Mixon), Sister Robert Anne (Rebekah Wallis), and novice Sister Leo (Jessica Bare) must help Reverend Mother raise the necessary funds before the Health Inspector arrives and finds the remaining four sisters in the convent freezer. The group decides to put on a benefit concert to raise the money, and hilarity and lots of, well, nunsense, ensues.

Nunsense was directed by Ruth Ann Replogle, with music direction by Patsy Dean and choreography by Zachary Holcombe.

For further details, call the Drama office at Washington High, 475-5257, ext152.
Previous Performance
Washington Drama Club presented Sophocles’ Antigone in the well-known translation by Fitts and Fitzgerald on Tuesday and Thursday, September 26 and 28, at 7:00 p.m.in the school cafetorium. Tickets were $5.00 and were available at the door.

Sophocles’ powerful story of a young girl who is willing to defy the king and risk her life in order to follow the dictates of the gods and bury her brother has been studied , discussed, and debated in classroom for many years. Now the story comes to life and the struggles of Antigone, Ismene, Creon, and Haimon are dramatically played out before the eyes of the audience. Sarah Mixon as Antigone, Kaitlin Lawrence as Ismene, Frankie Mariano as Creon, Josh Brogan as Haimon, and Meghan Kellison as Teiresius each juggle for position and power while seeking what is right and just. Jordan Buckey is Choragos, with Miranda Lou, Dajsha Molden, Sheridan Farnell, and Rebekah Wallis as the members of the chorus. Directed by Ruth Ann Replogle, these characters must each face their own truths while the storm clouds gather.

For further details, call the Drama office at Washington High, 475-5257, xt152.
Index of Courses
Drama I --1 credit
This course provides in-depth experiences in the study and practice of theatre arts and literature. The course includes history and literature of theatre and fundamentals of acting and producition. Producition includes scenery construction, costuming, lighting and make-up.
Drama II--1 credit
This course provides intermediate development of theatre art skills through reading and interpretation of dramatic literature, Techniques and mechanics of acting, and stagecraft. The course focuses on interpretive analysis of production.
Drama III--1 credit
This course procides continued study of acting and production techniques through study and instruction in specific acting theories and techniques, set design, make-up, and lighting.
Drama IV--1 credit
This course provides study in various aspects of dramatic and theatrical art. The course includes costume, scenery, lighting, sound design, make-up, advanced acting techniques, and theatrical management. Students may specialize in selected areas including playwriting, directiong stage design and management, choregraphy, and acting.
Stagecraft I--1 credit
This course is an overview of technical theatre. The contest sho uld include, but not be limited to, scenergy construction, scene painting, scene d esign, costuming, lighting, and makeup. Students will be given hands-on experience in applying all of the a bove to school productions and th eir own designs. They will also be introduced to the many career opportunities found in technical theatre.
Stagecraft II --1 credit
This course further develops student abilities in the areas of scenergy and set design, sound and lighting operation, as well as scostumes, properties, and make-up. Students will again practical experiences through school productions and involvement in local Community theatre volunteer opportunities.
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