Upcoming Events:
One Act Play Area Competition -- San Jacinto College -- April 5 @ 1:00 pm
One Act Play Region Competition -- San Jacinto College -- April 13, 2019
Theatre 1 Class Performances -- MRHS Black Box Theatre -- April 17, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
One Act Play Area Competition -- San Jacinto College -- April 5 @ 1:00 pm
One Act Play Region Competition -- San Jacinto College -- April 13, 2019
Theatre 1 Class Performances -- MRHS Black Box Theatre -- April 17, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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Script Analysis Information
SCRIPT STUDIES Every Theatre class will study 1 play each six weeks. There will be an assignment due based on these studies which will account for 2 MINOR GRADES (Discussion & PBL Assignment) for each six weeks.
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1st Six Weeks (Due September 10-14) The Little Prince - Rick Cummins
2nd Six Weeks (Due October 22-26) All My Sons - Arthur Miller
3rd Six Weeks (Due December 10-14) Noises Off - Michael Frayn
4th Six Weeks (Due January 28- February 1) A Streetcar Named Desire - Tennessee Williams
5th Six Weeks (Due March 25-29) Tartuffe - Moliere
6th Six Weeks ( Due May 13-17) Ruined - Lynn Nottage
Click the TITLE of each script to access!
1st Six Weeks (Due September 10-14) The Little Prince - Rick Cummins
2nd Six Weeks (Due October 22-26) All My Sons - Arthur Miller
3rd Six Weeks (Due December 10-14) Noises Off - Michael Frayn
4th Six Weeks (Due January 28- February 1) A Streetcar Named Desire - Tennessee Williams
5th Six Weeks (Due March 25-29) Tartuffe - Moliere
6th Six Weeks ( Due May 13-17) Ruined - Lynn Nottage
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Technical Theatre
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Theatre courses build on the foundations established in students’ real life experiences and is applicable by learning basic theatrical vocabulary, historical and cultural backgrounds of dramatic works and literature, movement on stage, acting techniques, character exploration, the production process, evaluation of theatrical experiences, and all areas technical theatre.
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Students focus on developing the basic tools and procedures for creating elements of technical theatre. Technical knowledge of safety procedures and demonstrated safe operation of theatre equipment are central to success in this course. Technical Theatre class will introduce the first year technician to the areas of stagecraft and theatrical production.
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