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  Brookline High School Drama Society

2019 Spring Play: "When the Rainbow is Enuf: A Celebration"!

3/1/2019

 
Inspired by Ntozake Shange's classic piece celebrating women of color, WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF, is a compilation of monologues, stories told through poetry and dance sharing experiences about growing from girlhood into young women. Laugh, cry and bop your way through this land of BrownGirlMagic!

Come see the 2019 Spring Play: "When the Rainbow is Enuf: A Celebration"! The show will be performing Mar 6 at 3:30 and Mar 7-8 at 7:30 in the Black Box. Tickets are $5 for students, $10 for adults, and FREE for 8th graders and BHS Staff!

Student Directed Applications!

1/28/2019

 
If you would like to direct a show for the upcoming Student Directed Festival, please fill out one of the attached applications! Please fill out both pages of the application and submit it to the envelope in Mary's office. There are additional copies of the application posted on the Drama Society bulletin board in the A Wing. Applications are due this Wednesday, Jan. 30th!
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2019 Emerson Senior Project: Turbulence!

1/27/2019

 
On December 21, 1988, an unimaginable tragedy occurred: a regular London to New York Pan-American flight fell from the sky over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing all 259 passengers and crew members on board. Though countless people lost friends or family members, the depth of the grief was perhaps felt most deeply at Syracuse University, which lost 35 students coming home from a semester abroad in London. Turbulence, written by BHS senior Cait Donahue and co-directed by Cait Donahue and senior Rebecca Perez, focuses on a group of Syracuse students after the sudden loss of their friend Nathan in the Pan-Am 103 crash. As each student wades through the weeks and months after the crash, each student’s different methods of grieving threaten to tear the fabric of their relationships apart and force them all to reconsider who they are, both as friends and as people. The show will run approximately 30 minutes with an audience talk-back to follow, though audiences should arrive a few minutes early to browse the casts’ visual exhibit about Elizabeth Kübler-Ross’ five stages of grief and a timeline of the Pan-Am 103 disaster.

Come see the 2019 Emerson Senior Project: Turbulence! The show will be performing Friday, Feb. 1 at 3:30 and 7:30 pm in the Black Box. Tickets are $5 for students, $10 for adults and free for BHS staff and 8th graders. Hope to see you all there showing support for our amazing student writers, directors and actors!

Upcoming dates for the BHS Drama Society!

1/13/2019

 
Drama Society meeting 1/16:
​See a scene from the upcoming Emerson show: Turbulence, as well as hear some information about the Student Directed shows!

Applications for Student Directed due 1/25:
If you are considering directing for the Student Directed festival, submit your script to Mary, Mark, Summer, or Elena (their emails are listed in the About Us page) along with an application which you can find on the Drama Society bulletin board.

BHS Drama Society Ugly Sweater Contest on Wednesday, Dec. 12!!

12/9/2018

 
Come to the BHS Drama Society's Ugly Sweater Contest this Wednesday, Dec. 12, after the half-day at 12:45! At the meeting we will talk about upcoming events, and of course have our annual ugly sweater contest! The execs have assembled an amazing batch of prizes for the top 3 sweaters at the meeting, and anyone is able to compete, all you have to do is show up!!

​Drama Society alumni Nathaniel Liberman is in the following. Check it out!!

12/5/2018

 
Hyperion Shakespeare Company 
Presents
Romeo & Juliet 
Never was a story of more woe

This lavish production of Shakespeare's love story will keep you in awe through passion, murder, and tragedy as we witness Romeo and Juliet's forbidden love. 

Directed by Ali Astin '19 and Ben Ubinas '19 
Produced by Jonathan Castillo '21, Julia Riew '21, and Sophia Jackman '20
Stage Managed by Hannah Printz '21 and Morgan Booker '20


Come see ROMEO & JULIET in the Agassiz Theater
Wednesday, December 5 - 7:30 pm 
Thursday, December 6 - 7:30 pm
Friday, December 7 - 7:30 pm 
Saturday, December 8 - 2 pm and 7:30 pm

Tickets are $8 with a college ID and $10 without! 
Purchase tickets here or at the door! 
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