Putting students center stage

As one of the most interdisciplinary art forms, theatre gives students opportunities to cover a wide range of topics during class.

Students explore the various roles of theatre artists including:

  • Actors

  • Directors

  • Designers

  • Playwrights

  • Technicians

  • Critics

Real-life skills

Students use improvisation and work cooperatively in small groups. Study includes the evaluation of creative work and the examination of the relationship between audience and artist.

Students develop:

  • Communication

  • Concentration

  • Expressiveness

  • Sensory awareness

  • Coordination

  • Creative thinking

  • Audience skills

“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts.”

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

Theatre faculty and staff

Charles Swarts
Judy Goff, teacher
Judy Goff
Leslie Jessen, teacher
Leslie Jessen
Jeri Swatosh
Cole Peterson

Examine the relationship between audience and artist.

Theatre is an interdisciplinary art form.