Theatre Company

Black Box Production - Godspell

Godspell Graphic

Auditions for the Upperclassmen Black Box production of Godspell are happening now.

This production is ONLY for rising juniors and seniors. They will work independently over the summer and return for one week of direction, tech, and then - Show Time.

Show Summary:
A group of disciples helps Jesus Christ tell different parables by using a wide variety of games, storytelling techniques, and a hefty dose of comic timing. An eclectic blend of songs, ranging in style from pop to vaudeville, are employed as the story of Jesus' life dances across the stage. Dissolving hauntingly into the Last Supper and the Crucifixion, Jesus' messages of kindness, tolerance, and love come vibrantly to life.

Audition Information can be accessed here. Deadline: 5/1

Rehearsal Schedule:
Note: Your part(s) must be fully memorized PRIOR to rehearsal.

August 1-6 - Rehearsals for Godspell Jr (times vary - afternoon to evening)
August 8-11 - Technical Rehearsals for Godspell: (3-7 p.m.)
August 12-13 - Theater “Black Box” Production. Godspell Jr at 7:00 p.m.

Rising Sophomores: This is your time to shine in crew. Learn new skills in lights, sound, and set design/construction. Sign-ups are available soon.

Incoming Freshmen: Want to get started? Register for the Improv Summer Camp. Led by the Director of Theatre Arts, Ms. Barnidge with Theatre rising sophomores as your team captains. Two weeks of Improv games ending in a team vs team competition on the main stage. Can't wait to meet you.

For more information, click this link and open the Theatre / Broadcast summer camp page

Company: All the World's a Stage

Ms. Meredith Barnidge
Director of Theatre Arts
Phone Number: (925) 288-8100 ext. 8143
barnidgem@dlshs.org

Mr. Thomas Wickboldt
Technical Director
Phone Number: (925) 288-8100 ext. 7004
wickboldtt@dlshs.org

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Spring 2022 - Heathers the Musical: The High School Edition

Spring 2022 - Heathers

Please note that this play is rated PG-13, viewer discretion is advised

Heathers Graphic SUMMARY:
From the Concord Theatricals: Based on the classic 1989 film, Westerberg High is ruled by a shoulder-padded, scrunchie-wearing junta: Heather, Heather and Heather, the hottest and cruelest girls in all of Ohio. But misfit Veronica Sawyer rejects their evil regime for a new boyfriend, the dark and sexy stranger J.D., who plans to put the Heathers in their place - six feet under.

From DLS Theatre Company: Although the teen version removes most of the hot-button material like four letter words, references to adolescent smoking, drinking and fooling around, what is left is teens trying to be cruel to each other, trying to hurt each other, or trying to be kind to each other. Watching 15 - 18 year olds performing on the stage will create both an exciting and scary reality. A veil or insulation will be removed while watching people perform the actual truth of the show. It will be more intense to experience body-shaming, talk of suicide, and bullying out of the mouths of those we try to protect. Our purpose in highlighting these issues is to encourage dialogue among students and our community. During this production, the Theatre Company will be partnering with DLS’s Student Support Services and outside mental health advocates to support our community in grappling with these tough issues. This is a continuation of work we’ve been doing in these areas already.

Show Information

Heathers Cast List

Show Dates

***Please note that this play is rated PG-13, viewer discretion is advised***

Opening Weekend	Closing Weekend
March 30 - Alumni Preview March 31 at 7 p.m. (Opening Night) April 1 at 7 p.m. April 2 at 7 p.m. April 3 at 2 p.m. (cancelled)	April 7 at 7 p.m. April 8 at 7 p.m. April 9 at 7 p.m. (Closing Night)

***Please note that this play is rated PG-13, viewer discretion is advised***

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Fall 2021 - Puffs

Fall 2021 - PUFFS

"Puffs" was used to raise awareness to the needs of those without homes and/or basic needs. Company accepted donations of NEW socks for St. Anthony’s in San Francisco.

PUFFS Graphic SUMMARY: For seven years a certain boy wizard went to a certain Wizard School and conquered evil. This, however, is not his story. This is the story of the Puffs, who just happened to be there too. A tale for anyone who has never been destined to save the world, Puffs: or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic is the Off-Broadway comedy by Matt Cox that follows a group of well-meaning magical misfits during the times of that certain boy wizard. Discover the hilarious and untold story of the “losers” who embrace being badgers and strive to be “third or nothing!”

SCHEDULE
Rehearsals began the week of August 23rd and are held every Monday (3:15 - 5:30), Tuesday (3:00 - 5:00) and Thursday (3:00 - 5:00). Some Wednesdays will be reserved for Leads (TBA).

Tech Rehearsals
Technical Rehearsals Run Monday, October 25 to Wednesday, November 3 from 3:00 - 7:30 PM.

Shows Dates
November 4th (varsity) at 7 p.m.
November 6th (varsity) at 2 p.m.
November 6th (JV) at 7 p.m.
November 7th (JV) at 2 p.m.
November 11th (varsity) at 7 p.m.
November 12th (JV) at 4 p.m.
November 13th (varsity) at 7 p.m.
November 14th (JV) at 6:30 p.m.

What is the Save the House Elf Sock Drive?
Puffs Cast List

What is the Save the House Elf Sock Drive?

St. Anthony’s Foundation is a non-profit organization centered in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district that provides services to homeless and low-income residents, recent immigrants, recent parolees, veterans, seniors, families with children, the working poor, and the mentally and addictively ill. Founded by a Franciscan friar, they provide clothing, food, medical help, rehabilitation, technological education and access, and social resources. Their clothing program distributes 350,000 articles of clothing to 10,000 San Franciscans per year through a store-like environment where clean and new or gently used clothing is provided free of charge to those in need.

Socks are particularly essential in keeping impoverished people protected from conditions like foot infections and blisters that can lead to more severe health issues. The wet feet, ill-fitting shoes, constant standing, and foot infections that many of those in the homeless population experience can lead to severe health issues without proper care. Since houseless and low-income people rarely have reliable access to washing machines or durable, affordable clothing, St. Anthony’s provides a crucial service in supplying fresh pairs of socks that are especially necessary in keeping unhoused people’s feet clean and dry during the winter months.

Potterheads of CHS and DLS/CHS Company are working together to collect as many new socks as possible to donate to St. Anthony’s. Collection bins will be located in the theatre foyer before and after performances. This sock drive is being lead by student Branna Sundy.

Puffs Cast List

2021 Fall - Into the Woods Junior

Fall 2021 - Black Box Version of Into the Woods

Into the Woods Graphic This production will be designed, blocked and constructed in under two weeks– go for it. Actors will arrive Aug 2 - fully memorized and the cast and crew will stage the entire show that day. Company, which will add set and tech elements during the next meetings, has never done anything quite like this – Black Box Style – before.

Audiences can expect minimal set design and are called upon to fully engage their imagination. Because there was no singing last year, the De La Salle/Carondelet Theatre Company added this production to allow our vocal artists to maximize their talents and give their best effort to each other and to the community.

2021 Spring Performance - 1984 ( Theatrical Study)

Spring 2021 Class Performance - 1984 (Theatrical Study)

Summary 1984 Show Poster
Winston Smith, living under the totalitarian rule of the Party, has the idea of writing a diary. It is a crime punishable by death and there is no way of knowing if he is being watched. He imagines two futures—in one, a future readership in a free society think of him as a hero; in the other he is caught, executed and forgotten. Perhaps both things are true.

So ask yourself, what are the real consequences of freedom in a trapped world? Is it worth it?

Performance Information

Venue outside under the tent on the Quad
Performance Dates: April 15th,16th,17th, 22nd, 23rd, and 24th
Spaces held until 7:15 p.m. Show begins at 7:30 p.m.

2020 Fall Production - 12 Angry Jurors

Fall 2020 Production - Twelve Angry Jurors

12 Angry Jurors Graphic

De La Salle and Carondelet Theatre Company’s outdoor performance of 12 Angry Jurors is scheduled to run November 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, and 14 at 7:15 p.m., under the tent in the quad.

Twelve Angry Jurors Summary
A 19-year-old man has just stood trial for the fatal stabbing of his father. "He doesn't stand a chance," mutters the guard as the 12 jurors are taken into the bleak jury room. It looks like an open-and-shut case—until one of the jurors begins opening the others' eyes to the facts. "This is a remarkable thing about democracy," says the foreign-born juror, "that we are notified by mail to come down to this place—and decide on the guilt or innocence of a person; of a man or woman we have not known before. We have nothing to gain or lose by our verdict. We should not make it a personal thing." But personal it is, with each juror revealing his or her own character as the various testimonies are re-examined, the murder is re-enacted and a new murder threat is born before their eyes! Tempers get short, arguments grow heated, and the jurors become 12 angry people.

12 Angry Jurors Graphic The cast and crew met in cohorts during the 2020 fall semester to bring our community a production set in the pandemic. They constructed plexiglass juror tables and incorporated all of the fears and safety precautions that we face each day. Add to the environment the pressure of determining the fate of an accused 19-year-old boy and we have some powerful theatre.

12 Angry Jurors wrestles with our justice system and the people who determine if one really is innocent until proven guilty.

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2020 Spring Production - Guys and Dolls

2020 Spring Musical: Guys & Dolls

Performances Postponed.
New Dates to Be Announced.

For those that already purchased tickets, additional information will be forthcoming.

About the Play
Guys and Dolls is a spectacle of a musical.

Between the large dance numbers, high stakes gambling and soul-saving missionaries, tender moments of truth seep into the lyrics of the average guy and the average doll.

Several conflicts set the musical in motion: Missionaries attempt to convert the lost souls of Broadway — gamblers. Nathan Detroit needs to secure a location for his floating crap game. The charming Sky Masterson tries to convince a straight-laced missionary to agree to go to Havana. The solutions to these problems are all intermingled in this romantic comedy against the backdrop of 1930’s Broadway.

Expect fedoras, feathers and tons of dice!

Run Time: 2.5 hours with intermission

See Box Office below for showtimes, ticket prices, or to purchase tickets in advance.

"Guys and Dolls" Box Office

Dates and Times
Wed., March 25 - 7:30 p.m. (Alumni Show)
Thurs., March 26 - 7 p.m. (Opening Night)
Fri., March 27 - 7 p.m.
Sat., March 28 - 7 p.m.
Sun., March 29 - 2 p.m.
Wed., April 1 - 11 a.m. (Middle School Matinee)
Thurs., April 2 - 7 p.m.
Fri., April 3 - 7 p.m.
Sat., April 4 - 1 p.m.

Ticket Information

Ticket Prices
Adults: $12
Students/Senior Citizens: $6

Purchase Advance Tickets Here

Tickets are also available for purchase at the door.

Box Office at the Theatre opens 30 minutes before showtime.

"Guys and Dolls" Cast & Crew

Abby Denton	Adelaide
Alana Dallmann	Calvin - Mission
Alex Chaffee	Ensemble
Alex Crowe	Ensemble
Alexa James	Ensemble
Anthony Parker	Lt Brannigan / Havanna
Ava Menges	Mission
Ava Ribando	Mission
Benjamin Moeller	Big Jule
Branna Sundy	General Cartwright/Chrissy
Brenden Cline	Angie the Ox
Brian O' Malley	Benny
Brian Vega	Nicely Nicely
Cameron Katz	Nathan
Clarice Reinwald	Ensemble
Cristian Dalaison	Abernathy Arvide
Spencer Richards	Joey Biltmore
Eden Herrera	Hot Box Dancer / Havana
Emily Walsh	Martha - Mission
Eva Toney	Ensemble
Ginessa Colombana	Ensemble
Grant Dermon	Harry the Horse
Isabella Besag	Ensemble
Jack Christensen	Ensemble / Sal / Swing
Jazylina Albelda	Mission
Jazzy Maestro	Mission
Kian Manns	Gambler/Havana Ensemble
Kyle Smith	Gambler/Havana Ensemble

Jillian Miller	Mission
Julianna Giammona	Agatha - Mission
Kaiden Freidman	Ensemble / Paulie
KC Collado	Ensemble
Kiera O'Connell	Ensemble / Mindy
Lara Meeks	Hot Box Dancer
Lauren Bielawski	Ensemble
Lucas Santos	Rusty Charlie
Luke Trujillo	Ensemble / Society Max
Maggie Heiskell	Sarah Brown
Mari SitzmanN	Hot Box Girl - Mimi
Mckenna Brosnan	Mission
Micheala Baak	Ensemble
Morgan Rotenberry	Hot Box Dancer
Nathan Lomayesva	Ensemble
Nico Santos	Ensemble / Ralphie
Nora Schultz	Hot Box Dancer
Olivia Brown	Hot Box Dancer
Olivia BeZanson	Hot Box Dancer / Swing
Rachel Gotvald	Hot Box Dancer
Robert Nelson	Sky Masterson
Rose duPont	Mission
Somachi Uwakwe	Hot Box Dancer
Sophie Wherlie	Mission
Spencer Richards	Ensemble / Liver Lips Louie
Victoria FLores	Ensemble
Owen Wardy	Gambler/Havana Ensemble
Kairo Reid	Gambler/Havana Ensemble

"Guys and Dolls" Audition Information

Rehearsals: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - 3:30-5:30 p.m.
De La Salle Theatre

Audition requirements: (walk-ons welcome)

Monday 11/18 : Dance 3:00 – 5:30 Theatre (no experience required)
Tuesday 11/19: Vocals 3:30 – 5:30 (Prepare any song and bring karaoke music)
Wednesday 11/20: Vocals 3:30 – 5:30 (Prepare any song and bring karaoke music)
Thursday 11/21: Vocals 3:30 – 5:30 (Prepare any song and bring karaoke music)
Friday 11/22: Callbacks 3:30 – 5:30 (invitation only)

2019 Fall Production - She Kills Monsters

2019 Fall Play: SHE KILLS MONSTERS

About the Play
Set in the 1990’s, the stage-combat filled, comedic play She Kills Monsters tells the story of Agnes, a senior in high school, who stumbles into a dungeon and dragons game written by her deceased little sister. Agnes discovers that her little sister created a fantasy world that mirrored her experiences of her real world. She turned them into a game of D & D. Bullies became monsters. Friends became warriors and heroes. The little sister became the mighty Paladin in search of her lost soul longing to be found. By the end of the play, the audience may wonder who the real monsters are. High school students Or Fantastical Dragons? Or in some small way… each and every one of us. If each of us can be a monster, can’t each of us also choose to become the hero?

Director: Ms. Meredith Barnidge
Costume: Mrs. Michelle Koski
Tech: Mr. Thomas Wickboldt
Fight Choregrapher: Mr. Dave Maier
Stage Manager: Frank Brinkerhoff

"She Kills Monsters" Cast & Crew

Character	Actor
Agnes	Somachi Uwakwe
Tilly	Jazzy Maestro
Vera	Sophie Wehrlie & Molly Ouimet (understudy)
Chuck	Anthony Lopez &
Farrah, Extra Cheerleader	Sienna Coward
Miles	Brenden Cline
Steve 1 (vs Orcus), Kobald, Goblin, Tiamat	(combat) Ava Menges
Steve 2 (customer steve), Kobald, Goblin, Tiamat	(combat) Morgan Rottenberry
Steve 3 (vs Faerie), Kobald, Tiamat	(combat) Rose duPont & Olivia BeZanson
Steve 4 (real Steve), Koblad, Tiamat	(combat) Anthony Parker
Steve 5 (vs Cheerleaders) Kobald, Bugbear, Tiamat	(combat) Kiera O’Connell
Steve 6 (Vs Agnes) Koblad, Bugbear	(combat) Clarice Reinwald
Evil Tina	Nora Schultz
Real Tina	Morgan Rottenberry
Evil Gabby	Olivia Brown
Real Gabby	Rose duPont
Lillith	Eden Herrera
Real Lily	Angelica Medina
Kaliope	Ava Ribando
Real Kelly, Extra Gap shopper,	Olivia BeZanson
Extra Gap shopper, Bugbear,Wraith	(combat) Ava Menges
Orcus	Bryan O’Malley & Dominic Drummond
Real Ronnie, Extra Gap Shopper,Wraith, Umberhulk	(combat) Lucas Santos
Narrator	(voice) Lauren Bielawski
Bulette	Brian Vega
Acting Coach	Julianna Giammona
Assistant Director	Robert Nelson

"She Kills Monsters" Box Office

"She Kills Monsters" Audition Information

She Kills Monsters is a comedic and action-packed story about a high school girl who discovers her dead little sister had a life she knew nothing about. Dungeons and Dragons Fantasy Role-Playing Game was the sister’s refuge and a place of freedom. By the end of the story, the audience can decide who the real monsters are.

Director: Barnidge
Costume: Koski
Tech; Wickboldt
Fight Choregrapher: Dave Maier
Stage Manager: Frank Brinnkerhoff

Audition Dates
Audition August 19 - 22 Audition Sign Up Here
Callbacks August 23
Rehearsals: Monday (fight) 3:30 - 5:30, Tuesday 3:30 - 5:30, Thursday 3:30 - 5:30,
Tech: 10/28 - 11/6 Monday thru Friday 3:30 - 7:30
Shows: November 7,8,9,10,14,15,16

SHE KILLS MONSTERS - Please note that all roles are open to all people. If you see a part that you think you can make amazing, go for it. Please prep a monologue from below -

Tilly – a queer teenage girl obsessed with Dungeons & Dragons. Smart, sarcastic and strong but underneath an insecure, bullied girl

Agnes – Tilly’s older “average” sister, a high school cheerleader who learns about her younger sister’s life by reading her diary

Lilith- Demon Queen, Tilly’s girlfriend, powerful, beautiful and bloodthirsty

Lily (Human Lilith) - High School friend of Tilly.

Kaliope- Dark Elf, master tracker, lock-picker, intelligent and above emotions

Kelly (Human Kaliope) - Tilly’s BFF. Suffers from Cerebal Palsy

Orcus- Overlord of the Underworld, a mellow, surfer-type, giant, red demon

Ronnie (Human Orcus) - Tilly’s BFF suffers a mild case of Aspebergers.

Chuck- a nerdy teenager, serves as the games’ Dungeon Master, desperately tries to be cool Miles- Agnes’ boyfriend, struggles with commitment, smart jock

Vera- Agnes’ best friend who works at the Gap!, brash, sarcastic and unhelpful

5 Steves- D&D adventurers who continually appears and die multiple times

Farah- A cute fairy who is a violent, vicious, badass fighter

Evil Gabbi & Tina – vampire cheerleaders who bully Tilly in the game and in life THEY DANCE.

Kobalds, Bugbears, Tiamat the Dragon - various monsters, lots of combat and puppetry

I need FIVE - TEN cast members ready to learn stage combat and fight as monsters. These cast members could also double as human versions of the adventurers. The Flinds must be able to jump several feet - fully costumed - off mini trampolines. These ensemble parts are nothing to scoff at. They lead our fantasy, and will be the reason our show is awesome.

ALL Auditioners will participate in a dance battle to Gonna Make you Sweat by C+C Music Factory. It will look exactly like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqWKOJ6QHfk

Welcome to 1995.

She Kills Monsters Audition Sides - Please choose one, this does not need to be memorized. You may also be asked to read a scene from the script.

Agnes: Do want to know what my memories of Tilly are? They’re of this little nerdy girl who I never talked to, who I ignored, who I didn’t understand because she didn’t live in the same world as I did. Her world was filled with evil jello molds and lesbian demon queens while mine…had George Michael and leg warmers. I didn’t get her. I assumed I would one day-that she’d grow out of all this-that I’d be able to sit around and ask her about normal things like clothes and TV shows and boys…and as it turns out, I didn’t even know she didn’t like boys. I didn’t know her. That breaks my heart. And now all I have left is this stupid piece of paper and this stupid made up adventure about killing a stupid made up dragon.

Tilly: Are you judging them? I know they’re geeky, I’m geeky, we’re all geeks. Everyone else cared that I was geeky. They never let me forget it. I mean until I died in a car crash and then suddenly, wow, I’m the most popular girl in school. Why do we play? We play because it’s awesome. It’s about adventures and saving the world and having magic. And maybe, in some small teeny capacity, I guess it might have a little to do with wish fulfillment. Kelly gets to walk again and Ronnie gets to be super strong and me? I get the girl.

Farrah: Look, you overgrown sack of stupid, just cause I’m pretty don’t mean I won’t break your face. Seriously, did you see a sign on the way in here that said “Petting Zoo”? Then don’t try to touch me! Now get out of my magically enchanted forest, freakzoids. Nice? Do I sound Canadian to you? Ain’t no one gonna be nice all the fairy time. Faeries are happy. No one said nice. HAP-PY. And I’m brimming like mad with some magical happiness. And guess what makes me happiest? Laying the smackdown on any lame adventurers who decide to trespass on my magically enchanted forest!

Lillith: The Elf is correct, love. You indeed made Agne’s the Asshatted’s love companion into a big cube of demonic gelatin. Though I find you monocking your sister incredibly sexy, shouldn’t we, you know, kill this giant cube of jello before it kills us? Tillius - You always know, you have my blade.

Kaliope: What’s wrong Agnes the Asshated? By the droop of your shoulders and your downwards gaze, it would indicate that you troubled somehow. Though we elves may have heightened speed, agility, strength and attractiveness, we’re unfortunatelty lacking in” emotional awareness.” We are above emotion. That’s a human trait.

VERA: Oh come on. Be honest with me, Miles. You don’t care about her. You only care that she’s a cheerleader and you’re a football jock and it fits nicely within your two dimensional high school dating paradigm. You idiot! You’ve been together over a year and all you’ve said to her so far is, “I really really like you.” That girl deserves more than that. More than some jock in oversized jeans. You’re just some dude. And she is Agnes. My Agnes. Your resume has got to be far more impressive than that to impress me.

Chuck: My homies just call me simply DM Biggs cause, you know, I’m “big” where it counts. As in MY BRAIN! Not because I’m fat. Seriously, it really has nothing to do with body mass index, I’m actually in pretty good shape and my D&D IQ is da bomb! What? You were expecting some near? Cause I’m no nerd. I’m a straight up lady-killah! Yeah, I got a girlfriend! She’s not from here though. She lives up in New York and you know what they say about them New York honey’s – them girlies are cray cray! Well, we haven’t officially met….I mean, in person. We met on the internet. You’ve been on the intern, right? Have you ever been to New York? I’ve been there. Seen the Statue of Liberty. Empire State building. Hard Rock Café. Pretty awesome.

Orcus: Man, you’re gonna make me miss Quantum Leap! Have you ever seen Quantum Leap? The dude time travels…through time…by leaping INTO different bodies. Different BODIES, yo, and putting things right that once went wrong and hoping each time that his next leap will be the leap home. But for YOU, to be able to face the Tiamat, you must fight and defeat all three of its guardians, the Big Bosses of New Landia. And each one of them are totally badass so – most likely- one if not all of you will die before you get there. So, yeah, you gotta do that….OR we can chill out in my cave and rock us some Thursday Night Must-See TV! Who’s feeling me? No? Really, none of you guys are into ER?

Narrator (and Monster): In a time before Facebook, Worlds of Warcraft and Massive Multiplayer Online RPG’s, there once existed simply a game. Forged by the hands of nerds, crafted in the minds of geeks, and so advanced in its advanciness it would take a whole second edition to contain all its mighty geekery. And here in the land of Ohio during the year of 1995, one of the rarest types of geeks walked the earth. A Dungeon Master without fear, prejudice, or a penis. This nerd was a girl-nerd, the most uncommon form of nerd in the world and her name was Tilly Evans. But this story isn’t about her. This story is about her sister Agnes, the girl who never left home.

Miles: (to freshman) Okay, man. Who are you? Why are you here? Whoa… You are my girlfriend’s “secret friend”? Hold up. She didn’t tell you about me. Look. I don’t even know what you’re talking about. But I do know it probably means I’m gonna have to kick your ass. Right here. Right now. Le’s Go.

(Later to Vera) Hey, can I talk to you for a minute? I need advice. Agnes is chetating on me with a freshman. You’re fine with your best friend fooling around with a fish? Fish. Freshman. Same thing. What do I do? I don’t want to break up with her. You don’t think I appreciate her? You think I’m standing here in the middle of The Gap fighting with her best friend because I just think she’s “cute”? Are you crazy? Of course I “L-Bomb” her. But, Vera, she lost her sister. There’s other things on her mind than me. I’ve just been taking it slow. For her. You’re not the only person in the world who wants to protect her. (Beat) Doesn’t matter either way, because she’s now dating a freshman.

The Evil (Bully-Dancing) cheerleaders are taunting Tilly. Make them EVIL.

Evil Gabbi: I think the reason why she was looking at you, Evil Tina, is because she has the hots for you. Tilly shakes her head no.

Evil Tina: You don’t have the hots for me? So, are you saying I am ugly?

Evil Gabbi: Sorry, Evil Tina is just so sentitive about her looks. Tilly shakes her head no

Evil Tina. Then, you do think I’m pretty. Well, of course you think I’m pretty... dyke!

Evil Gabbi: She doesn’t mean to be mean to you. I like you. I do. Do you want to join our club? The awesome Evil Club?

Evil Tina: Okay. Sit right here and don’t turn around. Tina and Gabbi gigggle. Gabbi crosses to Tilly.

Evil Gabbi: Okay. All you have to do to get into the awesome Evil Club is makeout with me for one whole minute.

Monday	8/26	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	8/27	3:30 - 5:30	Read Thru
Thursday	8/29	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 1 - 3
Monday (No School)	9/2 *	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	9/3	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 4 -5
Thursday	9/5	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 6 - 8
Monday	9/9	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	9/10	3:30 - 5:30	Stumble Thru Scene 1 - 8
Thursday*	9/12	3:30 - 5:00 (early out)	Scene 9 - 11
Monday	9/16	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	9/17	3:30 - 5:30	Clean as needed 1 - 11
Thursday	9/19	3:30 - 5:30	RUN Scene 1 - 11
Monday	9/23	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	9/24	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 12-13
Thursday	9/26	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 14
Monday	9/30	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	10/1	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 15
Thursday	10/3	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 14 - 15
Monday	10/7	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	10/8	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 16
Thusday	10/10	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 11-15
Monday (no school)	10/14*	3:30 - 5:30	Stage Combat
Tuesday	10/15	3:30 - 5:30	Scene 16
Thursday	10/17	3:30 - 5:30	CLEAN Scene 1 - 11
Monday	10/21	3:30 - 5:30	RUN ALL STAGE COMABT
Tuesday	10/22	3:30 - 5:30	CLEAN Scene 12-16
Thursday	10/24	3:30 - 5:30	Clean
Monday	10/28	3:30 -	Dry Tech (Possible stage combat clean)
Tuesday	10/29	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Wednesday	10/30	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Thursday	10/31	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Friday	11/1	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Monday	11/4	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Tuesday	11/5	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Wednesday	11/6	3:30 - 7:30	Tech
Thursday	11/7	5:00-10:00	Banquet, & Opening Night
SHOWS			11/7,8,9,10,14,15,16

2019 Spring Play: Pygmalion

2019 Spring Play: PYGMALION (by Bernard Shaw)

The students of De La Salle and Carondelet created a contemporary version of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. Is this dramatic work still relevant 100 years later? With a fresh set of 2019 costumes and set designs, we think so.

About the Play - Pygmalion
Living in poverty and struggling from day to day can be very difficult. Most of us, if given the opportunity, would try to make changes to our lives and our situation. Pygmalion tells the story of a poor, young street girl who has been disrespected and overlooked because of her punk appearance and the dialect she speaks. When she overhears a bragging professor claim he could turn her into a duchess, she dares him to do so. The outcome of her training is not what she expected, and she is not only able to change her appearance and speech, but also gain confidence in her self worth.

Cast & Crew for Pygmalion

	Opening Cast Shows: April 4, 6, 11	Closing Cast Shows: April 5,7,13
ELIZA DOOLITTLE	NORA SCHULTZ	LAUREN BIELAWSKI
HENRY HIGGINS	BEN MAIER	DANTE WILLAMS
COLONEL HUGH PICKERING	JEFF GILBERT	ROBERT NELSON
ALFRED DOOLITTLE	DREW ORTEGA	JUSTIN CAMPO
MRS HIGGINS	KATIE CALLAHAN	MAGNET HEISKELL
MRS. EYNSFORD HILL	ALANA DALLMANN	ISABELLAJANE BAERLANG
CLARA HILL	ALEXIA MARQUEZ	BRANNA SUNDY
FREDDY HILL	DEREK ROSALES	LUCAS SANTOS
MRS. PEARCE	JULIANNA GIAMMONA	JULIANNA GIAMMONA
YOUNG FLOWER GIRL / PARLOUR MAID	ROSE DUPONT	VICTORIA FLORES RODRIGUEZ
HARRY	AIDAN ROE	JOHN LAURENCE
JAMIE	JESSICA PULVER	AVA RIBANO
ELDERLY WOMAN / WASHER	KATIE STYRLUND	KATIE STYRLUND
LORD BOXINGTON /CLEANER	CAMERON KATZ	CAMERON KATZ
LADY BOXINGTON / KITCHEN	ARIANA CARRA	ARIANA CARRA
SARCASTIC BYSTANDER / KITCHEN	RACHEL GOTVALD	RACHEL GOTVALD
Asistant Director	Ellen Bezanson	Ellen Bezanson
Stage Manager	Frank Brinkerhoff	Frank Brinkerhoff
Dramaturg	SammiE Marchetti	SammiE Marchetti

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Audition Information

Audition Information for the spring play Pygmalion by Bernard Shaw

English Dialect Workshop Dec 4, 3:30 – 5:30 in the Theatre
Register here: https://goo.gl/forms/DRWwVxIpqvOrsmOp1

Auditions for Pygmalion are Dec 10 – Dec 14.
Register here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e0e4da9ab2faaf94-audition

Please prepare one monologue from the the provided list below.
Monologues are here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hU1wtCtSTqWKVq6C9O4AK7e27G_cNoXF3cUqwSVQIb0/edit?usp=sharing

2018 Fall Musical: Dogfight

2018 Fall Musical: DOGFIGHT (PG-13)

About the Musical
Dogfight chronicles the last evening of six Marines before they depart to Vietnam. They host a "dogfight" which is a contest to see who can bring the "ugliest" girl. The story then unfolds as our protagonist comes to realize he has real feelings for Rose, the girl he chose to subject to this humiliation. Rose is the example of compassion and empathy that is the heart of the production.

This show asks questions about mob-mentality effects, entitled actions, standing up to friends, and surviving in a world of war and returning home. Although it is an upbeat and fun musical, there is an undertone of layered seriousness that could be mistaken if not seen with mature eyes, therefore the PG-13 rating.

Dogfight deals with sexual harassment, objectification, and abuse. Our theatre program decided to join forces with our Mentors in Violence Prevention program on campus and bring awareness to these issues, that our students face in high school and beyond. Our production is intended to spark tough conversations, not provide answers.

Dogfight Cast and Crew

Dogfight Cast and Crew

Character	Played by
Pete	Luke Trujillo
Dinner Patron	Luke Trujillo
Restaurant Patron	Luke Trujillo
War Scene Marine	Luke Trujillo
Sergeant	Robert Nelson
Restaurant Patron	Robert Nelson
Returning Wounded Vet	Robert Nelson
Marcy	Eden Herrera / Charlie Stokes
Mama	Jessica Pulver / Abby Denton
Solo Dancer	Jessica Pulver / Abby Denton
Eddie Birdlace (Marine)	Jeff Gilbert
Bernstein (Marine)	Justin Campo
Boland (Marine)	Brian Vega
Fector (Marine)	John Laurence
Stevens (Marine)	Brenden Cline
Gibbs (Marine)	Andrew Ortega
Rose Fenny	Julianna Giamonna / Alana Dallmann
Lounge Singer (That Face)	Andrew Dante
Bus Driver	Andrew Dante
War Scene Marine	Andrew Dante
Chippy	SammiE Marchetti
Nicky (Hey Good Looking)	SammiE Marchetti
Prelude / Blast Off / Give Way Soloist	SammiE Marchetti
Big Tony	Toni Hudalla
Steven's Date	Toni Hudalla
Hippie Hendrix	Toni Hudalla
Waiter	Liam Lettire
Hippie Armstrong	Liam Lettire
Dogfight Marine	Liam Lettire
War Scene Marine	Liam Lettire
Ruth Two Bears	Jazzy Maestro
Hippie Peace	Jazzy Maestro
Peggy	Olivia Brown
Hippie Love	Olivia Brown
Dogfight Marine Date	Olivia Brown
Hippie Woodstock	Grace Hatfield
Restaurant Patron	Grace Hatfield
Sergeant's Dogfight Date	Grace Hatfield
Bus Passenger Dad	Cameron Katz
Dogfight Bartender	Cameron Katz
Restaurant Patron	Cameron Katz
War Scene Marine	Cameron Katz
Bus Passenger College Kid	Anthony Parker
Dogfight Marine	Anthony Parker
War Scene Marine	Anthony Parker
Libby	Eunice Casa
Dogfight Marine Date	Eunice Casa
Restaurant Patron	Eunice Casa
Bus Passenger Mom	Maggie Heiskell
Suzette (Fector's Date)	Maggie Heiskell
Give Way Soloist	Maggie Heiskell
Dance CAPTAIN	Nora Schultz

Crew

Stage Manager: Dante B.E. Williams
Asst. Stage Manager: Frank Brinkerhoff
Director: Ms. Meredith Barnidge
Asst Director: Ellen Benzanson
Technical Director: Mr. Thomas Wickboldt
Costume and Make up: Ms. Michelle Koski
Choreographer: Ms. Williams
Dance Captain: Nora Schultz
Music Director: Mr. Phair
Music Director Assistant: Andrew Dante
House manager: Lucas Santos

2018 Spring Musical: Little Shop of Horrors

Spring 2018 Musical: Little Shop of Horrors

About the Musical:
Little Shop of Horrors is a dark comedy. The action opens in Mushnik's Flower Shop, a failing store on Skid Row. The few plants in stock are, like their surroundings, rundown and fading. There, we meet Mr. Mushnik and his two employees, Audrey and the nerdish Seymour Krelborn, who secretly has a crush on his beautiful-but-much-abused co-worker. Seymour brings a strange plant to the flower shop, and business begins to bloom. Seymour's sudden success comes with a price. The plant, which he names Audrey II after his co-woker, demands to be fed human blood. Ultimately, however, Seymour’s natural goodness begins to make him think about his lifestyle and what he must do to maintain it.

Is it too late for him?

2017 Fall Production - The Outsiders

The Outsiders

The Outsiders tells the story of two teen groups whose poisonous rivalry stems from socioeconomic differences. They judge. They stereotype. They viciously act on an unidentified anger that is grounded in hatred and catapulted by misunderstanding. De La Salle’s theme this year is Respect for All Persons. This play is about what it means when a person does not belong to a particular group. In this play – who is the outsider?

That depends on your perspective.

Both groups demonstrate loyalty. Both groups live by a moral code. Both groups experience fear, love and sorrow. We chose this play because, really, aren’t each of us on the “outside” of something based on another person’s perspective?

As audience members we will see both of these groups of teens do horrible and compassionate things to one another. We will champion and pity. Through Ponyboy's eyes we find that the telling of the tale – the thoughtful intent of sharing our worlds – reveals that all people must come to terms with fear, love and sorrow. We don’t always do it the best way we can. We fail. We forgive. We learn. We “re-see” or respect from a new perspective.

This November S.E. Hinton’s Ponyboy shares the story of his experiences with us on the Brother Celestine Cormier Stage. We’d love to see you in the theatre!

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Cast List

Character	Cast	Shadow Cast
	Show 11/9,10,11,12,18*	Tech 11/15, Show 11/16
Ponyboy Michael Curtis (Past)	Nico Schmidt	Nico Schmidt
Ponyboy Michael Curtis (Present)	Lucas Santos	Lucas Santos
Sodapop Patrick Curtis	Alvaro Vazquez	Derek Rosales (*additional show on 11/18)
Darrel (Darry) Curtis	Colton Hall	Jeff Gilbert
Johnny Cade	Cameron Katz	Dirk Tolson III
Keith (Two-Bit) Matthews	Andrew Ortega	Joseph Guelld
Dallas (Dally) Winston	Cooper McAdoo	Cooper McAdoo
Tim Shephard / Jerry	Griffin Hunt	Griffin Hunt
Curly Shephard / Doctor	Ben Maier	Ben Maier
Sylvia / Ms. O’Brient	Megan Nixon	Megan Nixon
Sandy	Brooke Phillips	Jessica Pulver
Steve Randle	Matthew Herin	Matthew Herin
Evie	Ellen Bezanson	Ellen Bezanson
Buck Merril / Nurse Beaux / Cop	Ted Zelenskyy	Ted Zelenskyy
Cherry Valance	Isabella Hermelin	Catie Callahan
Marcia	Julianna Giamona	Jaleh Wooten
Randy Adderson	Quinn Smalling	John Laurence
Bob Sheldon / Mr. Syme / Cop	Brenden Cline	Brenden Cline
Nurse Betty	Ellen Bezanson	Ellen Benzanson
David (Soc)	Jack Reed	Jack Reed
Paul (Soc)	Trace Tammaro	Trace Tammaro
Greg (Soc)	Austin Elder	Austin Elder
Peter (Soc)	Brendan O’Reilly	Brendan O’Reilly
Jan / Johnny’s Mom	Nora Shultz	Nora Schultz
Mike (Soc)	Nick Brdar	Nick Brdar

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Company production history

2016-2017 SEASON
Fall: "High School Musical"
Spring: "MacBeth"

2015-2016 SEASON
Fall: "You Can't Take It With You"
Spring: "Cinderella"

2014-2015 SEASON
Spring: "Respect is..." A Student Showcase
Fall: "Yes, and...", an Evening of Improvisation

2013-2014 SEASON
Spring: Legally Blonde: The Musical
Fall: Clue

2012-2013 SEASON
Spring: Student Written/Directed Showcase
Spring: As You Wish
Fall: The Crucible

2011-2012 SEASON
Spring Musical: Bye Bye Birdie
Fall: The Laramie Project

2010-2011 SEASON
Spring Musical: The Wizard of Oz
Fall: It's a Wonderful Life

2009-2010 SEASON
Spring: It's All in the Timing
Spring Musical: Grease
Fall: Alice in Wonderland

For a complete list of productions in the history of the school, click HERE.