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NOTE: Names in the minutes are linked to member email addresses. Mr. McLaughlin called the meeting to order at 2:55 pm. Members in Attendance (Click on highlighted names to send an . . . read more
please pause on the graphic to read our list of new inductees The Lewis Central High School Drama Department's Troupe #5150 of the International Thespian Society, held its annual induction ceremony to celebrate the . . . read more
TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 2008 LC DRAMA ROOM (Right across from the LC Big Gym...we'll have signs for you) 6:29-7:28 PM (We hope to be finish early...and we usually do) . . . read more
CLICK HERE to read the 3/02/2007 Issue of BRAVO! featuring important audition & background information on GODSPELL CLICK HERE to read the 10/21/2007 Issue of BRAVO! . . . read more
LCHS Department of Drama: Production Contract Presented to the Cast of THIEVES by Herb Gardner 1. Play well the part, for therein lies the glory. . . . read more
Part of the great tradition of the theatre is a Code of Ethics which belongs to every worker on the legitimate stage. This code, while tacit, has been observed throughout the centuries and will continue long after us. . . . read more
The make-up artist is responsible for providing make-up for the actors and assisting them in applying stage make-up and hair styling for their character. The following is a list of specific items which need to be done and a time-frame for . . . read more
9The director is the creative, artistic leader of the production and the production team. The director is the controlling force for unifying all crews working on the production. The director is responsible for interpreting the . . . read more
The house manager is responsible for printing or ordering tickets, selling tickets, organizing and staffing the box office, accounting for the revenue, and organizing the ushers for each performance. The following is a list of . . . read more
The lighting designer, after meeting with the director and set designer, is responsible for compiling an equipment inventory, designing a light plot, and hanging, focusing and circuiting the lighting design. The lighting designer . . . read more
The props master is responsible for identifying locating, building, buying, renting, caring for, and returning all set furniture dressings, and props needed for a production. Props include set furniture, set dressings, trim props, set . . . read more
The set designer, after discussing the interpretation of the play with the director, is responsible for designing a set for the production. Designing a set includes preparing a series of drawings and paintings which include all the . . . read more
The technical director is an assistant to the director and supervises all technical aspects of the production including set construction, set painting, lights and sound. The following is a list of specific items which need to be done and a . . . read more
The publicist is responsible for planning and executing a poster and publicity campaign to promote the production. The publicity agent is responsible for composing press releases and sending it to local and city press and . . . read more
The sound designer is responsible for identifying, locating, and taping or producing live all the sounds needed in the production. The sound designer is responsible for running the soundboard during technical rehearsals and performances. . . . read more
The videographer is responsible for planning the shots and taping the production. The videographer is responsible for setting up a chart of closeups, pans, wide-shots to be used during the taping of the production. The . . . read more
The costume designer is responsible for identifying, building, buying, renting, caring for, and returning all costumes and accessories needed by the actors in the production. The following is a list of specific items which need to be done . . . read more
The program editor is responsible for preparing the hard copy of the program which will be presented to the audience. The following is a list of specific items which need to be done and a time-frame for accomplishing your tasks. . . . read more
