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DTASC 2016 Shakespeare Festival
Entrance Bus Drop-Off & Parking Judge Parking Host Personnel Registration Judges Teachers CHAPEL COURT Share Sheets T-Shirts Room Chairs (day) Stage Area Field Woodruff Avenue First Aid Lunch Tix Student Lunches Room Chairs Meeting Tabulations Rules Boys Only Announcements Coaches Parking DTASC 2016 Shakespeare Festival Participating Schools and Coaches Nalani Bannister.............................. Century CCS David Levy..........................Manhattan Beach MS Randy Medina....................................... Clifton MS Russell Dean.........................................Millikan MS Zoey Zimmerman.................... Crossroads School Christopher Nelson.................................Parras MS Lindsey Hamby-Real...........................Dodson MS Falon Ballard....................................Rio Norte JHS Maureen Chenard.......Dorothy McElhinney MS Sara Watts..............................................Saint Finbar Michael Nevarez...........................Encore HS/Arts Frank Boyle................................... SOCES Magnet Bari Carrelli...........................................Hillside MS Aimee Carroll....................................... Solvang MS Jane Smith.............................................Hillview MS Jane Mayer....................................Westchester SCS Carol Potter......................................... Madison MS Barbara Zatarain...................................Wilson MS 96th Annual DTASC Shakespeare Festival St. Joseph High School • 5825 Woodruff Ave Lakewood, CA • (562) 925-5073 St. Joseph High School Schedule Lakewood, CA by Manuel Cruz, Carson HS welcomes you to the Middle School ShakespeareFestival May you have a day to remember and a day that makes you happy DTASC hopes that everyone has a wonderful time at the Shakespeare Festival! 8:00 – 8:30 8:45 – 9:00 9:00 –10:30 10:45 –12:15 12:15 – 1:30 1:30 1:45 – 3:00 3:30 – 5:30 Registration — Entrance Gate Opening Assembly — Field (Room Chairs report to Music Room on arrival) Round 1 Round 2 Lunch — outside MPB Announce Room Assignments for Round 3 — Field Round 3 Awards Assembly — MPB Headquarters Events Registration...............................Entrance Gate Judges..........................................Media Center Hospitality................................Media Center Tabulations...................................... Room 301 Rules...................................................Room 207 Room Chairs......... Music Rm for morning meeting; then Rm 801 rest of day) Share Sheets................................. Room 302 Judges’ Luncheon....................Media Center Student Lunches....................... outside MPB T-Shirts........................................near fountain Information.................................near fountain First Aid............................................ Room 303 Host School Personnel....................Cafeteria Technical Theatre 0.Sets/Lights/Graphics............................ 3 1. Court Costumes..................................... 3 2. Character Costumes.............................. 3 Acting Categories 3. Audition Piece........................................ 4 4. That Way Madness Lies........................... 5 5. Shakespeare the Musical........................ 6 6. Sib From Another Crib......................... 7 7. Group Tragedy “Macbeth”.................. 8 8. Group Comedy “Tempest”.................... 9 9. Rarely Performed Plays.......................10 Synopses of Featured Plays......................8, 9 DTASC Officers Acknowledgements President..................................... Brian Bozanich Executive Vice President............... Seth Cohen Division C Vice President........... Chuck Kuhn Division A/B Vice President.... Marcia Barryte Recording Secretary..........................Jane Smith Treasurer........................................Lynn Lanning Varsity/JV Registrar..................... Scott Hunter Middle School Registrar....... Barbara Zatarain Membership Secretary................... Susan Eiden Advocacy................................................Gai Jones Web Manager..............Josh Brady, Seth Cohen Historian..................................... Roger Graziani President Ex Officio........................ Bill Garrett Principal................................... Dr. Terri Mendoza Assistant Principal for Activities.........................Ms. Amelia Hercules Facilities Manager.......... Mr. Gene Rosenbloom Campus Safety.........................Mr. Richard Horn Special Thanks .................Ms. Debbie Bozanich, The Maintenance Staff, The Drama Parents and Drama Club Members DTASC expresses its gratitude to the faculty, staff, and students of St. Joseph High School for their cooperation and valuable services on behalf of the 96th annual Shakespeare Drama Festival. Tech Theatre IMPORTANT: ALL Tech entries from all 3 Tech events are to report to Room 202 immediately after the opening assembly. Featured plays are Macbeth and The Tempest. Event 0 Sets/Lights/ Graphics Middle School School Code Room (Order) Committee Chairs Festival Host.............................. Brian Bozanich Judges............................................... Chuck Kuhn Tabulations....................................Lynn Lanning Rules...........................................Walt McDowell Room Chairs........Paula Hunter, Scott Hunter Text Liaison................................ Brian Bozanich Programs........................................Lynn Lanning Judges’ & Coaches’ Lunches..................... SJHS Hospitality................................................... SJHS Trophies....................................... Palisades CHS Registration/Information................Sara Watts T-Shirts Storage............................Paula Warner Organizational Meeting....................... Carson HS Post Festival Judges....................... Chuck Kuhn Publicity........................................................ SJHS Security......................................................... SJHS Campus Cleanup..............................All Schools Program Cover .......Lizbeth Topete, Carson HS T-Shirt Design........................ Kammie Williams, Carson High School Program Design & Extra Ads...... Lynn Lanning Program Printing.................... Calabasas Printing Accessories for Renaissance Costumes W hich could you wear today? 2 AKP00 2021 ARQ00 2022 AZC00 2023 AEX00 2024 ANH00 2025 ASH00 2026 ACQ00 2027 Event 1 Court Costumes Middle School School Code Room (Order) ARV10 ASH10 AYL10 AZC10 AVH10 ACQ10 ABX10 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 Event 2 Character Costumes Middle School School Code Room (Order) AVH20 AYL20 ARQ25 AEX20 AZC20 ABX20 ARV20 ARQ20 AKW20 ASH20 ATM20 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 20111 20112 Rules for Sets/Lights/Graphics 8 minute limit Middle School: 1–6 participants Must be for one of the featured Shakespeare plays. Design 1 set only, using either set renderings or set model, with 1/2˝ scale. NO lighting plan for Middle School. Must include Graphic Design: a poster OR a flyer. Must have Notebook with Concept Paper and other required information. Cannot spend more than $100 total for materials. Rules for Court Costumes 8 minute limit Middle School: 1–6 participants Must be for royalty or nobility of Shakespeare’s time; does not have to be English or European. 1–2 costumes per entry. Cannot spend more than $100 total for materials for each entry. Must be made from scratch. Must have Notebook with Concept Paper and other required information. No Shakespearean characters in this category. Rules for Character Costumes 8 minute limit Middle School: 1–6 participants Must be for 1 or 2 characters from one of the featured Shakespeare plays. Two characters in a single entry must be from the same play. Must have Notebook with Concept Paper and other required information. Cannot spend more than $100 for materials for each entry. 3 Event 3 – Audition Monologues Event 4 – That Way Madness Lies Middle School Middle School Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 401, 402 Round 3 Rooms 401, 402 Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 501, 502 Round 3 Rooms 501, 502 Section A Round 1 Round 2 School Code Room Order Room Order ADJ35 AGH30 ACQ30 AQL30 ARV35 AVH30 ASH35 ABX35 ATM30 AKP30 401 1 4012 401 3 401 4 4015 4016 401 7 4018 4019 40110 4029 4027 4014 40110 4015 4016 4025 4017 4021 402 4 Section B Round 1 School Code Room Order Room Order ATM35 AYL30 ARV30 AVH35 AKP35 AGH35 ADJ30 ASH30 ACQ35 ABX30 402 1 402 2 402 3 4024 402 5 4026 4027 4028 4029 40210 4013 4028 40210 4023 4019 4018 4011 4012 4026 402 2 RULES for Audition Monologues: 2 contrasting monologues from any of Shakespeare’s plays, including the featured plays 5 minute total limit A capella singing is permitted in one of the monologues. No more than two (2) chairs may be used. Round 2 Section A Round 1 School Code Room Order Room Order AEX40 AYL40 ATM40 ARV40 ARQ40 AVC40 AKP40 ACR40 501 1 501 2 501 3 5014 501 5 5016 501 7 5018 5012 5028 5026 5022 5018 5027 5013 5015 Section B Round 1 School Code Room Order Round 2 RULES for THAT WAY MADNESS LIES: 5 minute limit 2–4 participants Must be from one of Shakespeare’s plays, but not either of the featured plays. Must be a straight scene. Must feature a character who is mad (insane, deranged), pretending to be mad, thought to be mad or treated as mad. May be a temporary fit of madness, caused by severe emotion. REMINDER: Rule 3 (E2-1) says “No scene that makes a parody of or is offensive to alternative lifestyles, religions, sexual orientation, or culture is allowed.” Round 2 Room Order ANH40 5021 5011 AQL40 502 2 5014 ACQ40 502 3 5016 AZC40 5024 5024 AGH40 5025 5021 ASH40 5026 5017 ADJ40 502 7 5023 Solvang School Vikings Break A Leg!!! Westchester Secondary Charter School students are happy to be at the Drama Festival “Break a leg!” 4 Break a leg Wilson Drama! Thanks for all of your hard work! I’m proud of you! —Mrs. Zatarain There’s no business Like Show Business… ENCORE HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 5 Event 5 – Shakespeare the Musical Event 6 – Sib From Another Crib Middle School Middle School Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 503, 504 Round 3 Rooms 503, 504 Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 601, 602 Round 3 Rooms 601, 602 Section A School Code Room Order Round 1 Room Order RULES for SHAKESPEARE THE MUSICAL: ADJ50 AKW50 ACQ50 ARV50 ATM50 503 1 5032 5033 5034 5035 5032 5035 5041 5043 5031 5 minute limit 2–4 participants Must be from one of Shakespeare’s plays, but not either of the featured plays. All text, including lyrics, must be from the chosen play. Music may be from any source and may be added to any or all lines used. Rap is permitted, as long as it follows the rules for music. Section B Round 1 School Code Room Order AZC50 AKP50 ABX50 ASH50 Round 2 Room Order 504 1 5033 504 2 5044 504 3 5034 5044 5042 Manhattan Beach Middle School creating the waves of the future with dramatic performances at the DTASC Shakespeare Festival 6 Round 2 Section A School Code Room Order Round 1 Room Order Round 2 ADJ60 ARV60 AGH60 ACQ60 AVH60 AQL60 AKP60 601 1 6012 601 3 6014 601 5 6016 601 7 6022 6025 6016 6021 6026 6023 6012 Section B Round 1 School Code Room Order AZC60 AEX60 ATM60 ANH60 ASH60 AYL60 AVC60 Round 2 Room Order 602 1 6014 6022 6015 6023 6027 6024 6017 6025 6011 6026 6024 602 7 6013 RULES for SIB FROM ANOTHER CRIB: Clifton Middle School: Good, better, best, Never let it rest, Until the good is better, And the better is best! 5 minute limit 2–4 participants Must be from ONE of Shakespeare’s plays, but not either of the featured plays. Must be from a play that has at least one strong same-sex friendship. The two friends must have different parents. Discover Drama James Madison Middle School Break a Leg, Bulldogs! Break-a-leg to Century Community Charter’s Cast of Fame Jr! May 4,5,6 at 4:00pm CCCS, 901 Maple St, Inglewood CA 7 Event 7 – Macbeth RULES for LARGE GROUP DRAMA — MACBETH Must have 3–6 performers. Must be a maximum of 8 minutes. Must be from Macbeth (may be referred to as The Scottish Play or any other reasonable substitution, due to theatre superstition). Must be a scene of dramatic intent — no parodies. Middle School Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 603, 604 Round 3 Rooms 603, 604 Section A School Code Room Order Round 1 Room Order Round 2 ATM70 ACQ70 ARQ70 AVH70 AQL70 AKW70 AEX70 ADJ70 AZC70 603 1 6032 603 3 6034 603 5 6036 603 7 6038 6039 6037 6033 6044 6038 6042 6032 6045 6046 6036 Section B School Code Room Order Round 1 Room Order Round 2 ASH70 ACR70 ABX70 AKP70 AVC70 AGH70 ARV70 ANH70 604 1 604 2 6043 6044 6045 6046 6047 6048 6047 6048 6041 6039 6043 6034 6031 6035 Synopsis of Featured Shakespeare Play Middle School Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 701, 702 Round 3 Rooms 701, 702 Section A Round 1 School Code Room Order AKP80 AGH80 ARQ80 ATM80 AQL80 AVH80 Round 2 Room Order 701 1 7025 701 2 7026 7013 7011 7014 7015 7015 7023 7016 7012 RULES for LARGE Group COMEDY — THE TEMPEST Must have 3–6 performers. Must be a maximum of 8 minutes. Must be from The Tempest. Must be a scene that displays humor. Section B Round 1 School Code Room Order AYL80 ARV80 ASH80 AZC80 ACQ80 ADJ80 Round 2 Room Order 702 1 7013 702 2 7024 702 3 7016 7024 7012 702 5 7024 7026 7021 Synopsis of Featured Shakespeare Play Macbeth The Tempest (aka The Scottish Play) The Tempest is a play by William Shakespeare, thought by many critics to be the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone. It is set on a remote island, where the sorcerer Prospero, rightful Duke of Milan, plots to restore his daughter Miranda to her rightful place using illusion and skillful manipulation. He conjures up a storm, the eponymous tempest, to lure his usurping brother Antonio and the complicit King Alonso of Naples to the island. There, his machinations bring about the revelation of Antonio’s lowly nature, the redemption of the King, and the marriage of Miranda to Alonso’s son, Ferdinand.—Wikipedia Macbeth is Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy, and tells the story of a brave Scottish general named Macbeth who receives a prophecy from a trio of witches that one day he will become King of Scotland. Consumed by ambition and spurred to action by his wife, Macbeth murders King Duncan and takes the throne for himself. He is then wracked with guilt and paranoia, and he soon becomes a tyrannical ruler as he is forced to commit more and more murders to protect himself from enmity and suspicion. The bloodbath and consequent civil war swiftly take Macbeth and Lady Macbeth into the realms of arrogance, madness, and death. —Wikipedia 8 Event 8 – The Tempest 9 Event 9 – Rarely Performed Plays Middle School Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms MPB, Music Round 3 Rooms MPB, Music Section A Round 1 School Code Room Order Round 2 Room Order AGH90 MPB 1 MPB5 AVC90 MPB 2 Music6 ATM90 MPB3 Music1 AZC90 MPB4 Music3 ADJ90 MPB5 MPB3 ACQ90 MPB6 MPB4 Section B Round 1 School Code Room Order AKP90Music 1 AQL90Music 2 ACR90Music 3 AYL90Music4 ASH90Music 5 ANH90Music 6 10 RULES for RARELY PERFORMED PLAYS: 8 minute limit 3–10 participants Must be from one of Shakespeare’s plays on the approved list, which had 25 to choose from. (If there is a question about whether the play was on the list, let Rules settle it. Judge the performance you see, and don’t worry about whether the play was approved.) Round 2 Room Order Music4 MPB 6 MPB 2 Music2 MPB 1 Music 5 Rio Norte MS Ready to perform! Dodson students love to perform at DTASC Festivals and wish everyone a dramatic and happy day! Millikan Middle School takes joy in participating in the DTASC Fall Drama Festival “Bring it on!” “Break a leg!” Happily Ever After Productions at Saint Finbar School say to everyone at DTASC: “Break a leg!” 11 Dear Actors and Tech Designers, If you are not a senior in high school or leaving your middle school and if you advance to Semi Finals today and if your teacher will sponsor you at the 20th annual CA Youth in Theatre Day (CYIT) in Sacramento, March 2017, then I congratulate you. Teachers, please check www.cetoweb.org and click on CETA to read about this year’s event in Sacramento. Registration for 2017 will be advertised on the web by September 2016. Gai Jones, Founder of CYIT MS Winners Event 0: Sets/Lights/Graphics Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 1: Court Costumes Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 2: Character Costumes Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ DTASC Shakespeare Festival 2016 participants: Congratulations on your commitment to the arts Congratulations, DTASC students! “Act well your part.” California State Thespians invites your school to join us for our Summer and Fall Leadership Conferences For info contact Krista Carson Elhai @[email protected] 12 Event 3: Audition Monologues May the Bard be with you! Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 4: That Way Madness Lies Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 5 : Shakespeare the Musical Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 6: Sib From Another Crib Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 7: Group Tragedy ‘Macbeth’ Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 8: Group Comedy ‘The Tempest’ Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Event 9: Rarely Performed Plays Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Sweepstakes Fifth_______________________________ Fourth_____________________________ Third______________________________ Second_____________________________ First_______________________________ Spirit Award ______________________
