Welcome to a resource guide and bulletin board of up-coming events for theatre students at Bloomington South. I hope this page will be an insightful and inspirational place for you to visit. Feel free to comment, and if links are not working properly, let me know! Curtain's Up!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
fm Talk Like Shakespeare Day, David Snodgrass photographer
Friday, January 21, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
It's a Wonderful Life - Music Video by Michael White
Monday, January 3, 2011
BPP MINI PLAY WINNERS!
Fm. Chad Rabivoniwitz--This year’s MiniPlay contest brought in a gigantic number of submissions from across Bloomington. By gigantic we mean that there are stacks and stacks of student-written plays here but we’ve been so busy reading that we haven’t had time to count out an exact number! But thankfully, it was a huge success and the talent from the submitted scripts was incredible.
So without further ado, here are the winners of BPP’s MiniPlay Contest:
HIGH SCHOOL
1st Place ($50 Prize) Airport Security Shenanigans by Elizabeth Anderson, Bloomington South, Ms. Rademacher
2nd Place – You Really Thrill Me, Really by Hazel James, Home School
3rd Place – Goats for Goats by Devin May, Bloomington South, Ms. Rademacher
Congratulations to all of the winners!!!
So without further ado, here are the winners of BPP’s MiniPlay Contest:
HIGH SCHOOL
1st Place ($50 Prize) Airport Security Shenanigans by Elizabeth Anderson, Bloomington South, Ms. Rademacher
2nd Place – You Really Thrill Me, Really by Hazel James, Home School
3rd Place – Goats for Goats by Devin May, Bloomington South, Ms. Rademacher
Congratulations to all of the winners!!!
Thursday, December 9, 2010
The Good Doctor and Theatre South Meeting December 9:
Congrats to the cast a crew on a fantastic show! Way to Go!
Theatre South Meeting December 9, 2010
Congratulations THE GOOD DOCTOR!
2. Winter Party Friday, December 17 6-9pm
* sign up to bring desserts, drinks, snacks
Follow Spot Operator for A Christmas Carol
*small stipend/ Cardinal Stage/starts tomorrow!
4. Auditions for IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
January 10 or 11 2:45-5:00 pm in the auditorium
(sign ups starting Monday, January 3 Outside my
room A101)
Call backs January 12 2:45-5:00pm
*CHARACTER LIST
*Plays available for sign out 2 DAYS ONLY!
SHOW DATES: April 21 matinee, 23, 29, 30
No monologue necessary
*NOTE: Will be asked to sing “Auld Lang Syne”
5. SUMMER INTERNSHIP WITH IU
Performance Intern 6 weeks $100/week
Theatre Production Intern 5 weeks $100/week
*EXTRA T-SHIRTS FOR $5.00!!
SIGN UP FOR WINTER PARTY BEFORE YOU LEAVE!
Saturday, November 13, 2010
The Good Doctor, a comedy by Neil Simon, Opening December 2!
Theatre South has been working since early September to present Neil Simon's THE GOOD DOCTOR. Student Director, Anna Bianco has done a fabulous job with directing.
The Good Doctor is set in Russia during the 19th century and written in the style of Chekhovian comedy. It is composed of a series of scenes in which the only connecting thread is the character of the Writer originally played by Christopher Plummer, who is obviously Anton Chekhov. Simon uses several direct references to Chekhov in the play: The writer's opening monologue quotes Trigorn, the writer in The Seagull, directly and one of the scenes, "The Audition" centers around an untried actress auditioning for The Writer by playing all of Three Sisters. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Doctor_%28play%29).
The show will open to BHSS and New Tech students Thursday, December 2 as an all day matinee. At this time, English classes will be invited to view a teaser of the show. The show opens to the public Friday, December 3 at 7:30pm.
This production is a black-box style, so seating is limited. Tickets are $5.00 for students and $10.00 for adults. You can buy tickets at the door 45 minutes before curtain.
Hope to see you there!
The Good Doctor is set in Russia during the 19th century and written in the style of Chekhovian comedy. It is composed of a series of scenes in which the only connecting thread is the character of the Writer originally played by Christopher Plummer, who is obviously Anton Chekhov. Simon uses several direct references to Chekhov in the play: The writer's opening monologue quotes Trigorn, the writer in The Seagull, directly and one of the scenes, "The Audition" centers around an untried actress auditioning for The Writer by playing all of Three Sisters. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Doctor_%28play%29).
The show will open to BHSS and New Tech students Thursday, December 2 as an all day matinee. At this time, English classes will be invited to view a teaser of the show. The show opens to the public Friday, December 3 at 7:30pm.
This production is a black-box style, so seating is limited. Tickets are $5.00 for students and $10.00 for adults. You can buy tickets at the door 45 minutes before curtain.
Hope to see you there!
Friday, September 24, 2010
The Good Doctor Cast List!
Hello everyone!
First and foremost, I must thank you all for attending auditions for The Good Doctor. An amazing 53 people tried out, and I cannot stress enough that narrowing it down to this list was not easy.
The Writer (Narrator): Jonathan Blair
The Sneeze:
Cherdyakov: Max Walter
Cherdyakov's Wife: Gabriela Fagen
General: Brad Scales
Madame Brassilhov: Hyo Seong Maryrose Choi
The Governess:
Mistress: Charlotte Fitzek
Julia: Cece Underwood
The Seduction:
Peter: Jon Salisbury
Wife: Alex Goodman
Husband: Brad Scales
The Drowned Man
Sailor: Jonathan Stephens
Policeman: Joe Lampke
The Audition
Girl: Evie Bauman
A Defenseless Creature:
Kistunov: Chandler Waggoner
Pochatkin: Hayleigh Connor
Woman: Kate-Lyn Edwards
The Arrangement
Father: Nick Heinzen
Boy: Devin May
Girl: Grace Salisbury
Stage Manager: Emily Hoagland
Costume Mistress: Valerie Detwiler
First and foremost, I must thank you all for attending auditions for The Good Doctor. An amazing 53 people tried out, and I cannot stress enough that narrowing it down to this list was not easy.
The Writer (Narrator): Jonathan Blair
The Sneeze:
Cherdyakov: Max Walter
Cherdyakov's Wife: Gabriela Fagen
General: Brad Scales
Madame Brassilhov: Hyo Seong Maryrose Choi
The Governess:
Mistress: Charlotte Fitzek
Julia: Cece Underwood
The Seduction:
Peter: Jon Salisbury
Wife: Alex Goodman
Husband: Brad Scales
The Drowned Man
Sailor: Jonathan Stephens
Policeman: Joe Lampke
The Audition
Girl: Evie Bauman
A Defenseless Creature:
Kistunov: Chandler Waggoner
Pochatkin: Hayleigh Connor
Woman: Kate-Lyn Edwards
The Arrangement
Father: Nick Heinzen
Boy: Devin May
Girl: Grace Salisbury
Stage Manager: Emily Hoagland
Costume Mistress: Valerie Detwiler
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