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Drama Teachers’ Association of Southern California presents the

74th AnnualFall Drama Festival

October 24, 2015

Los Angeles High School of the Arts, Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools701 S. Catalina St., Los Angeles, CA 90005 • 213-480-4500

Schedule 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Registration — Main Entrance 8:45 a.m. Opening Assembly — Quad 9:00 a.m. Round 1 10:30 a.m. Round 2 11:45 a.m. Lunch — Students to Downstairs Lunch Area 12:45 p.m. Announce Semi-Finals — Quad 1:15 p.m. Announce Tech Finals — Quad 1:15 p.m. Semi-Finals Round 1:30 p.m. Tech Finals 2:45 p.m. Announce Finals — Quad 3:15 p.m. Finals Round 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Awards Assembly — Gym

Events

0. Tech Theatre, Sets/Lights ................ 3 1. Tech Theatre, Costumes/Makeup .. 4 2. Tech Theatre, Graphics/Publicity .. 5 3. Audition Monologue ................... 6–7 4. Non-American Playrwrights ........... 8 5. Meet My Crazy Family ..................... 9 6. Ripped from the Headlines ...........10 7. Large Group Drama ........................11 8. Large Group Comedy .....................14 9. Open Musical .................................. 15 Scholarship Info ........................12–13

HeadquartersRegistration ................................Main EntranceJudges ...........................................................LibraryTabulations .................................................LibraryRules ...................................Quad left of LibraryShare Sheets ......................................... LibraryRoom Chairs ..Cocoanut Grove for morning

meeting; rest of day, next to LibraryParent Passes ........................Registration Table;

after 9:15 am at T-shirt tableJudges’ Luncheon .....................................LibraryStudent Lunches .........Cafeterias DownstairsT-Shirts/Info ................................................ QuadFirst Aid ..........................................Health OfficeHost Personnel .......................Welcome Center

Alta Loma HS .......................................Ashley MartinArcadia HS .............................................. Steven VolpeArcher School ...................................Tracy Poverstein ArTES........................................................Mark BrodieArvin HS ................................................Derreck ReedBaldwin Park HS............................ Jennifer NitschkeBirmingham Community CHS ...........David WeissCalabasas HS ............................................. Bill GarrettCalifornia HS ...........................................Susan EidenCanoga Park HS .................................... Lacey StanleyCanyon HS .......................................Kristen PechacekCanyon Springs HS ............. Jennifer DieffenbacherCarson HS ............................................Marcia BarryteCathedral City HS ......................................Ray FranzChaminade College Prep HS .............Yvette BishopCHAMPS CHS of the Arts .................. Scott BaileyCharter Oak HS .................................Roger GrazianiChatsworth CHS ..............................Walt McDowellCitrus Hill HS ........................................ Joshua BradyCitrus Valley HS ........................................ Elena VillaCleveland CHS .............................. Benett BerkowitzCortines VAPA ..........................................Bill GoldynCovina HS ................................................. Susan SilverCulver City HS AVPA .............................. JIll NovickDiamond Bar HS ..................................Caitlin LopezEast Bakersfield HS .................................Jenna OdlinEl Camino Real CHS ............................... Sue FreitagEl Segundo HS ................................ Jennifer HedayatEleanor Roosevelt HS ............................ Merica FrostExcelsior Charter School ............ SueCherie GlissonFlintridge Sacred Heart Academy . Mark BommaritoFullerton UHS .................................Michael DesparsGolden Valley HS ................................... Janie PruchaGrant HS .................................................... Sonya ColeHart HS ..........................................Brent ChristensenHArts Academy .......................... Jennifer BroadbentHawthorne HS ....................................Estella ChurchiLEAD - North Hollywood ................. Iain LampertKaiser HS .............................................Wendi JohnsonKeppel HS ................................................Page PhillipsLa Salle HS ........................................... David NeedlesLa Sierra HS ............................................. Nancy MakiLos Angeles County HS for the Arts ..Lois Hunter

Participating Schools and Coaches Los Angeles HS of the Arts ..........Bernard AddisonMarymount HS ..................................... Chris SchulteMonroe HS ............................................... Jason HayesMonrovia HS ...........................................Nate OverbyMonterey HS .......................................... Jamie ReevesNordhoff HS .................................................. John HojNorte Vista HS ...................................... Karen GainesNorth Hollywood HS....................... William SheetsNorthwood HS ...........................Danyelle DunavoldNotre Dame Academy ......................... Kristin DuerrNuview Bridge Early College HS . Cassandra ShottOak Hills HS ..........................................Paula HunterOaks Christian School ......... Rosalind Allen-EncisoPalisades CHS ...............................Nancy FracchiollaPaloma Valley HS ........................... Stephanie FombyPV Peninsula HS ...................................... Seth CohenPioneer HS ..................................... Daniel MartensenRancho Cucamonga HS ....................... Chuck KuhnRancho Verde HS .................................Kayla HansenRedondo Union HS .........................Justin BaldridgeRidgeview HS ..................................Jennifer ResolmeSan Clemente HS................................ Daniel IngramSanta Fe HS .........................................Alison JohnsonSaugus HS.................................................Gina PainterSimi Valley HS .......................................Sharon CraneSoar HS ....................................................... Dawn ReidSt. Joseph HS ......................................Brian BozanichSunny Hills HS ...................................Amanda GieserTemecula Valley HS ................................. Derek HeidThousand Oaks HS ................................Gary FritzenValencia HS - Placentia .......................Grace StantonValencia HS - Valencia ................... Stephen WhelanValley View HS .................................... Jeanine LopezVan Nuys HS ............................................. Randy OleaVerdugo Hills HS .............................. Amanda SwannVictor Valley HS ........................................ Jen NoceraWalnut HS....................................Mathew MiglioriniWest Covina HS.........................................kim SeguraWest High Bakersfield HS .................. Genia OwensWestchester Secondary CS ......................Jane MayerWestlake HS ............................................. DeDe BurkeWildwood School ............................Stephanie DarbyWoodrow Wilson HS .............................. Jeff Combe

Los Angeles High School of the Artsand the

Robert F. Kennedy Community Schoolswelcome DTASC

and are delighted to host the Fall Drama Festival

COLOR!

Each event is COLOR CODED so you can find the rooms easily

Tech Theatre ~ ALL entrants report to the Gym at 8:50 am for a meeting.

Event Ø: Tech Theatre: Sets & Lights

President .................................... Brian BozanichExecutive Vice President .............. Seth CohenDivision C Vice President .......... Chuck KuhnDivision A/B Vice President ... Marcia BarryteRecording Secretary .........................Jane SmithTreasurer .......................................Lynn LanningDivision C Registrar .................... Scott HunterDivision A/B Registrar ........ Barbara ZatarainMembership Secretary .................. Susan EidenAdvocacy ...............................................Gai JonesWeb Manager ............. Josh Brady, Seth CohenHistorian .................................... Roger GrazianiPresident Ex Officio ....................... Bill Garrett

Special Thanks to: � Rosario Kurlander � Pablo Castillo � RFK Custodial and Supervision Staff � RFK Administrators and Teachers � Eduardo Ulloa � Annie Simons, Harrison Chambers,

Jessie Anna Wilton, Robert Selander, Bernard Addison, Susan Canjura

� Los Angeles High School of the Arts Faculty and Staff

DTASC expresses its gratitude to the faculty, staff, students, and parents of Los Angeles High School of the Arts and the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools for their cooperation and valuable services on behalf of the 74th annual Fall Drama Festival.

Cover Design ......................Kammie Williams, Carson High School

Program Design & Additional Ads .......................Lynn Lanning

Program Printing ................ Calabasas Printing

Festival Hosts . LAHSA/RFK Drama TeachersJudges .............................................. Chuck KuhnTabulations ............. Sue Freitag, Vicky FrancisRules ..........................................Walt McDowellRoom Chairs .......Paula Hunter, Scott HunterPrograms .......................................Lynn LanningTrophies ........... Cheri Smith, Monique SmithJudges’ Lunches ..........................LAHSA/RFKHospitality...................................LAHSA/RFKT-Shirts ..........................................Paula WarnerOrganizational Meeting ...........LAHSA/RFK Pre/Post Festival Judges .....................Gai JonesPublicity .......................................LAHSA/RFKSupervision ....................................... Bill GarrettTroubleshooters .............................. Susan EidenCampus Cleanup .............................All Schools

AcknowledgementsDTASC Officers

Committee ChairsHighlighted Rules for SETS & LIGHTS8 minute limit1–4 participantsDesign 3 sets, using either set

renderings or set model, with 1/2˝ scale.

Must have lighting plan.Must have overhead chart.Must have Notebook with

Concept Paper and other required information.

$100 spending limit per entry, not including black box.

DTASC wishes everyone

a day full of drama

Round 1: Rooms A239, C119 Finals: Room C119

Section A Round 1 Order

CHM 00 A239 1CKN 00 A239 2CXP 00 A239 3CWD 00 A239 4CTD 00 A239 5CFW 00 A239 6CVX 00 A239 7CSG 00 A239 8CNW 00 A239 9CBN 00 A239 10CWQ 00 A239 11CVH 00 A239 12CKP 00 A239 13CBT 00 A239 14

Section B Round 1 Order

CHP 00 C119 1CVN 00 C119 2CYS 00 C119 3CST 00 C119 4CHW 00 C119 5CDJ 00 C119 6CHF 00 C119 7CDD 00 C119 8CZQ 00 C119 9CTZ 00 C119 10CVC 00 C119 11CNH 00 C119 12CBZ 00 C119 13CKD 00 C119 14CTM 00 C119 15

Tech Theatre: Theme is CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, stage play version

CHANGES FOR TECHTech entries will be divided into 2 competition rooms in the morning.The top 5 from each room will compete against each other in a Finals

round in the afternoon for trophies and honorable mention plaques.Announcements for the Finals Round for Tech will be made right after

Semi-Finals are announced for Events 3–9.

GREEN

Bears love drama!

Temecula Valley High School

Drama is in the eye

of the beholder!

Valencia High School,Valencia

St. Joseph High School Lakewood

May the DTASC Fall Festivalbring out the BESTin all participants!

If the truth be told, we love to perform

at the Drama Festival!

Flintridge Sacred Heart

Academy

Highlighted Rules for COSTUMES & MAKEUP8 minute limit; 1–4 participantsMust design at least 5 costumes.

1–2 costumes MUST also be fully realized.

Must include fabric swatches.Must include makeup.Must have Notebook with


$100 spending limit per entry.

Highlighted Rules for GRAPHICS & PUBLICITY8 minute limit1–4 participantsMust include poster, program,

and publicity plan.Must adhere to spending

guidelines.Must have Notebook with



Event 2: Graphics & PublicityRound 1: Rooms A229, A233 Finals: Room C117

Section E Round 1 Order

CDJ 20 A229 1CBZ 20 A229 2CZQ 20 A229 3CTM 20 A229 4CWD 20 A229 5CBN 20 A229 6CKP 20 A229 7CXP 20 A229 8CHP 20 A229 9CKW 20 A229 10CVN 20 A229 11CLZ 20 A229 12


Event 1: Costumes & MakeupTech Theatre: Theme is CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, stage play version

Round 1: Rooms C116, C117 Finals: Room C116

Section C Round 1 Order

CVC 10 C116 1CYS 10 C116 2CNW 10 C116 3CBN 10 C116 4CVR 10 C116 5CHW 10 C116 6CWQ 10 C116 7CBZ 10 C116 8CZQ 10 C116 9CEG 10 C116 10CAJ 10 C116 11CST 10 C116 12CLZ 10 C116 13CYD 10 C116 14CKD 10 C116 15CTZ 10 C116 16CHF 10 C116 17

Section D Round 1 Order

CFW 10 C117 1CVN 10 C117 2CZF 10 C117 3CSG 10 C117 4CXP 10 C117 5CVH 10 C117 6CTM 10 C117 7CTD 10 C117 8CNH 10 C117 9CVX 10 C117 10CHP 10 C117 11CKP 10 C117 12CHA 10 C117 13CWD 10 C117 14CPW 10 C117 15CDJ 10 C117 16CGK 10 C117 17

Tech Theatre: Theme is CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, stage play version

Section F Round 1 Order

CTD 20 A233 1CYL 20 A233 2CYS 20 A233 3CKD 20 A233 4CSG 20 A233 5CVC 20 A233 6CEV 20 A233 7CST 20 A233 8CNW 20 A233 9CVR 20 A233 10CHW 20 A233 11CHF 20 A233 12







GREENGREEN

A COHS saying should help everyone get through the day...Always remember that In theatre WE are the ART!

Excelsior!

Westchester Secondary

Charter Schoolstudents are happy

to be at the Drama Festival

West Covina Bulldogs,

Break a leg!

Victor Valley Theatre Troupe

Aim for yourPersonal Best!

Highlanders rule!

Oak HillsHigh School

Highlighted RULES for MONOLOGUE:5 minute limit; 2 contrasting monologues

(no Shakespeare): 1 pre-1920/1 post-1920; 1 Humorous /1 Dramatic

Text must be from a professionally produced or published play/musical written for the stage.

A capella singing is permitted in one of the monologues, but is not required.

Section 7 Round 1 Order Round 2 Order

CRL 35 A130 1 A304 5CHW 30 A130 2 A127 11CZQ 30 A130 3 A126 3CYT 30 A130 4 A125 7CLZ 30 A130 5 A242 1CVN 30 A130 6 A305 6CXP 35 A130 7 A121 9CEC 35 A130 8 A245 7CDJ 35 A130 9 A123 5CRF 30 A130 10 A128 9CYL 35 A130 11 A306 3


CNT 35 A240 1 A123 9CQC 35 A240 2 A306 6CWD 35 A240 3 A125 4CVH 30 A240 4 A240 9CVR 35 A240 5 A245 11CYS 30 A240 6 A304 2CHW 35 A240 7 A242 11CZF 35 A240 8 A126 2CVX 35 A240 9 A127 5CRL 30 A240 10 A305 10CDC 35 A240 11 A121 7


CGG 35 A242 1 A242 4CMC 30 A242 2 A304 6CKD 30 A242 3 A306 11CQP 35 A242 4 A121 12CQL 30 A242 5 A130 9CEG 35 A242 6 A245 9CXP 30 A242 7 A305 7CZF 30 A242 8 A125 10CKP 30 A242 9 A126 4CMQ 30 A242 10 A123 4CCS 35 A242 11 A240 4


CWD 30 A245 1 A306 9CCQ 30 A245 2 A123 11CVR 30 A245 3 A304 3CPA 35 A245 4 A121 1CDD 35 A245 5 A245 6CNH 35 A245 6 A305 11CGK 30 A245 7 A240 11CNT 30 A245 8 A242 8CHP 35 A245 9 A130 4CST 30 A245 10 A125 9CCV 35 A245 11 A128 5

Event 3, Audition Monologue, continued

Event 3 - Audition MonologueRounds 1 & 2: A121, A123, A125, A126, A127, A128, A130, A240, A242, A245, A304, A305, A306 Semi-Finals: Rooms A121, A123, A125, A126, A127, A128Finals: Room L233, L133


CHF 30 A121 1 A126 7CYT 35 A121 2 A128 1CDD 30 A121 3 A240 12CMA 30 A121 4 A305 3CST 35 A121 5 A130 2CAB 30 A121 6 A123 1CWQ 35 A121 7 A304 10CNH 30 A121 8 A245 4CDE 35 A121 9 A121 6CAH 35 A121 10 A242 6CCQ 35 A121 11 A127 7CYF 30 A121 12 A125 5


CBT 30 A123 1 A304 7CBN 30 A123 2 A121 10CVN 35 A123 3 A125 11CGH 30 A123 4 A245 12CVP 30 A123 5 A127 4CHA 30 A123 6 A130 6CXX 30 A123 7 A128 2CAJ 30 A123 8 A126 8CDC 30 A123 9 A240 2CEG 30 A123 10 A242 2CQC 30 A123 11 A123 10


CHA 35 A125 1 A128 10CQP 30 A125 2 A245 3CHF 35 A125 3 A305 3CRV 35 A125 4 A306 10CKW 35 A125 5 A240 3CYD 35 A125 6 A242 10CFW 35 A125 7 A127 1CXX 35 A125 8 A130 1CQL 35 A125 9 A125 1CCS 30 A125 10 A123 3CEC 30 A125 11 A121 8CYF 35 A125 12 A126 1


CSG 35 A126 1 A125 6CEV 35 A126 2 A123 7CLZ 35 A126 3 A130 8CYD 30 A126 4 A306 4CRR 35 A126 5 A121 3CNW 35 A126 6 A242 5CRQ 30 A126 7 A128 7CMA 35 A126 8 A245 10CBA 30 A126 9 A240 1CGK 35 A126 10 A127 8CAH 30 A126 11 A305 4CTD 35 A126 12 A126 11


CXN 30 A127 1 A127 2CNB 30 A127 2 A240 8CED 30 A127 3 A128 8CKN 30 A127 4 A305 9CHP 30 A127 5 A125 2CVC 30 A127 6 A130 3CYL 30 A127 7 A121 5CKD 35 A127 8 A123 8CKW 30 A127 9 A304 4CTD 30 A127 10 A306 1CLS 30 A127 11 A126 6


CVP 35 A128 1 A304 11CBZ 35 A128 2 A305 1CEV 30 A128 3 A128 11CMC 35 A128 4 A123 2CVX 30 A128 5 A126 9CSG 30 A128 6 A245 8CTZ 35 A128 7 A127 6CNB 35 A128 8 A121 11CZQ 35 A128 9 A130 10CFP 30 A128 10 A240 6CBX 35 A128 11 A306 2CMQ 35 A128 12 A125 3


CTM 35 A304 1 A240 10CGG 30 A304 2 A304 1CRF 35 A304 3 A130 7CHM 30 A304 4 A242 3CDJ 30 A304 5 A128 6CDE 30 A304 6 A127 10CFW 30 A304 7 A121 4CVC 35 A304 8 A306 7CCP 30 A304 9 A305 5CPW 30 A304 10 A123 6CRR 30 A304 11 A245 5


CRQ 35 A305 1 A240 5CAJ 35 A305 2 A304 8CWQ 30 A305 3 A306 5CPA 30 A305 4 A126 10CBA 35 A305 5 A242 7CNW 30 A305 6 A245 2CYS 35 A305 7 A130 5CLS 35 A305 8 A127 9CED 35 A305 9 A121 2CLQ 30 A305 10 A128 4CKP 35 A305 11 A305 2


CCV 30 A306 1 A130 11CBX 30 A306 2 A304 9CKN 35 A306 3 A127 3CBN 35 A306 4 A240 7CXN 35 A306 5 A125 8CVH 35 A306 6 A242 9CTM 30 A306 7 A126 5CLQ 35 A306 8 A245 1CBZ 30 A306 9 A306 8CRV 30 A306 10 A305 8CTZ 30 A306 11 A128 3

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NOTE TO ROOM CHAIRS AND JUDGES: Please include the 30 or 35 with the school code to help keep things straight in Tabulations. Thank you.

Highlighted Rules page 7

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Event 4 - Non-American PlaywrightsRounds 1 & 2: Rooms A307, A308, A309, A310, A311, A312 Semi-Finals: Rooms A308, A309, A310Finals: Room A276

Event 5 - Meet My Crazy FamilyRounds 1 & 2: Rooms A336, A337, A338, A340, A342, A350, A351 Semi-Finals: Rooms A311, A312, A338Finals: Room ASGL MPR


CKN 50 A336 1 A350 6CNV 50 A336 2 A336 5CKW 50 A336 3 A337 9CQC 50 A336 4 A342 2CHP 50 A336 5 A338 10CMA 50 A336 6 A340 4CXX 50 A336 7 A351 7CYF 50 A336 8 A340 7CLQ 50 A336 9 A336 4CWQ 50 A336 10 A342 5


CDJ 50 A337 1 A336 2CPA 50 A337 2 A340 3CPW 50 A337 3 A351 9CCS 50 A337 4 A342 3CCQ 50 A337 5 A337 7CDE 50 A337 6 A351 4CFS 50 A337 7 A336 3CTZ 50 A337 8 A350 10CNB 50 A337 9 A338 5CQL 50 A337 10 A340 1


CST 50 A338 1 A336 7CHA 50 A338 2 A337 6CBN 50 A338 3 A337 3CZT 50 A338 4 A340 2CNW 50 A338 5 A351 5CNH 50 A338 6 A342 8CVR 50 A338 7 A338 3CVX 50 A338 8 A336 10CZQ 50 A338 9 A350 4CTM 50 A338 10 A350 7


CVN 50 A340 1 A350 8CTD 50 A340 2 A338 9CEC 50 A340 3 A337 4CKP 50 A340 4 A351 2CYD 50 A340 5 A338 2CHF 50 A340 6 A340 5CKD 50 A340 7 A337 8CED 50 A340 8 A340 10CYS 50 A340 9 A336 9CEP 50 A340 10 A342 4


CCP 50 A342 1 A350 3CXP 50 A342 2 A336 6CVP 50 A342 3 A340 6CZF 50 A342 4 A342 9CRL 50 A342 5 A338 6CCV 50 A342 6 A338 4CHW 50 A342 7 A351 10CHM 50 A342 8 A337 10CFW 50 A342 9 A342 1CVA 50 A342 10 A350 5


CSG 50 A350 1 A337 5CRV 50 A350 2 A336 8CMQ 50 A350 3 A340 9CGK 50 A350 4 A350 1CVM 50 A350 5 A351 6CBA 50 A350 6 A351 3CXN 50 A350 7 A342 7CYL 50 A350 8 A338 1CEV 50 A350 9 A337 2CBZ 50 A350 10 A338 8


CVH 50 A351 1 A342 6CMC 50 A351 2 A351 8CDD 50 A351 3 A340 8CNN 50 A351 4 A336 1CWD 50 A351 5 A350 2CAH 50 A351 6 A337 1CVC 50 A351 7 A350 9CAJ 50 A351 8 A342 10CBX 50 A351 9 A351 1CEG 50 A351 10 A338 7

HIGHLIGHTED RULES for MEET MY CRAZY FAMILY:5 minute limit; 2–4 participantsMust be from a single professionally

produced or published play; it cannot be student written.

Note: “Family” may be blood kin, but that is not a requirement.


CEV 40 A307 1 A309 11CHP 40 A307 2 A310 4CXN 40 A307 3 A307 10CBT 40 A307 4 A312 7CTZ 40 A307 5 A311 1CBX 40 A307 6 A309 5CMC 40 A307 7 A308 1CHF 40 A307 8 A308 11CTM 40 A307 9 A310 1CKN 40 A307 10 A307 4CBA 40 A307 11 A312 1


CST 40 A308 1 A311 7CKD 40 A308 2 A310 6CCS 40 A308 3 A310 11CVN 40 A308 4 A308 9CCP 40 A308 5 A307 7CKP 40 A308 6 A309 3CQL 40 A308 7 A307 8CAH 40 A308 8 A308 10CNV 40 A308 9 A311 8CVP 40 A308 10 A312 8CWQ 40 A308 11 A309 1


CEP 40 A309 1 A311 3CTD 40 A309 2 A309 6CXX 40 A309 3 A312 3CNH 40 A309 4 A307 6CMA 40 A309 5 A309 2CDE 40 A309 6 A310 3CXP 40 A309 7 A308 8CDJ 40 A309 8 A307 11CYS 40 A309 9 A310 5CGK 40 A309 10 A312 2CLZ 40 A309 11 A311 9


CAJ 40 A310 1 A307 2CVM 40 A310 2 A311 4CRF 40 A310 3 A310 7CWD 40 A310 4 A310 8CHW 40 A310 5 A308 3CVR 40 A310 6 A308 2CYD 40 A310 7 A311 2CBN 40 A310 8 A312 9CFS 40 A310 9 A312 10CEC 40 A310 10 A309 8CNW 40 A310 11 A307 3


CCQ 40 A311 1 A309 9CRQ 40 A311 2 A311 6CMQ 40 A311 3 A308 6CSG 40 A311 4 A308 5CHM 40 A311 5 A312 4CVC 40 A311 6 A307 5CZF 40 A311 7 A307 1CED 40 A311 8 A309 4CFW 40 A311 9 A311 11CFQ 40 A311 10 A312 5CXM 40 A311 11 A310 10


CRL 40 A312 1 A311 5CZT 40 A312 2 A310 2CQC 40 A312 3 A307 9CPW 40 A312 4 A309 7CVX 40 A312 5 A309 10CYF 40 A312 6 A312 6CVH 40 A312 7 A310 9CYL 40 A312 8 A311 10CKW 40 A312 9 A308 7CRV 40 A312 10 A308 4

HIGHLIGHTED RULES for NON-AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS:5 minute limit; 2–4 participants • must be a Straight scene from a single professionally produced or published play; it cannot be student written • the playwright cannot have been born in the USA and cannot be writing in the USA • may be from any time period • may be an English translation of a play written in another language, but the English translation must itself be a published translation; it cannot be student written or translated by someone at the school.

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Event 6 - Ripped from the HeadlinesRounds 1 & 2: Rooms A352, A370, A374, A402, A403, A452Semi-Finals: Rooms A340, A342, A350Finals: Room MS Gym


CVX 60 A352 1 A374 4CBX 60 A352 2 A374 9CDJ 60 A352 3 A352 8CHP 60 A352 4 A403 6CRR 60 A352 5 A402 6CAH 60 A352 6 A403 10CNH 60 A352 7 A402 5CFW 60 A352 8 A452 6CVH 60 A352 9 A352 9CMC 60 A352 10 A370 8CYT 60 A352 11 A370 1


CKP 60 A370 1 A374 7CDC 60 A370 2 A352 2CNW 60 A370 3 A370 10CYD 60 A370 4 A452 10CDD 60 A370 5 A402 8CXN 60 A370 6 A374 2CHW 60 A370 7 A352 3CVN 60 A370 8 A403 5CTZ 60 A370 9 A370 3CPA 60 A370 10 A452 2CXX 60 A370 11 A403 2


CMA 60 A402 1 A352 10CFS 60 A402 2 A370 6CEV 60 A402 3 A403 7CRQ 60 A402 4 A374 11CYS 60 A402 5 A452 7CVC 60 A402 6 A352 11CRL 60 A402 7 A402 9CXP 60 A402 8 A452 1CFQ 60 A402 9 A370 5CBZ 60 A402 10 A402 4


CZF 60 A374 1 A374 8CVM 60 A374 2 A370 4CLZ 60 A374 3 A403 4CKD 60 A374 4 A370 11CQL 60 A374 5 A374 3CMQ 60 A374 6 A452 3CQC 60 A374 7 A352 4CYL 60 A374 8 A403 1CAJ 60 A374 9 A402 3CVP 60 A374 10 A402 7CGK 60 A374 11 A352 7


CEP 60 A403 1 A452 8CTM 60 A403 2 A374 5CKN 60 A403 3 A403 8CLQ 60 A403 4 A370 9CWQ 60 A403 5 A452 9CBN 60 A403 6 A352 5CCV 60 A403 7 A352 1CST 60 A403 8 A402 1CCP 60 A403 9 A374 10CBT 60 A403 10 A403 9


CWD 60 A452 1 A452 5CSG 60 A452 2 A403 3CYF 60 A452 3 A370 2CKW 60 A452 4 A374 6CCS 60 A452 5 A452 4CGH 60 A452 6 A402 10CRV 60 A452 7 A402 2CEG 60 A452 8 A370 7CNV 60 A452 9 A374 1CBR 60 A452 10 A352 6

HIGHLIGHTED RULES for RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES:5 minute limit; 2–4 participantsMust be student-written • Must be based on a headline story from a printed or digital

newspaper or news periodical (may use online archives).Music is allowed in this category, but all lyrics must be student written. Melodies and

background humming may be from any source, including student written.Page 10

Event 7 - Large Group DramaRounds 1 & 2: Rooms A201, A202, A207, A208, A209, A210, A211, A212, A213Semi-Finals: Rooms A201, A202, A207, A208, A209Finals: Room UCLA MPR

HIGHLIGHTED RULES for LARGE GROUP DRAMA:8 minute limit • 3–6 participants • must be from a single professionally produced or published play written for the stage; it cannot be student written • must be a scene of serious intent, not a parody


CVC 70 A201 1 A212 2CFQ 70 A201 2 A210 6CEP 70 A201 3 A201 4CEV 70 A201 4 A207 1CZT 70 A201 5 A213 2CGG 70 A201 6 A211 5CYD 70 A201 7 A202 2CHF 70 A201 8 A209 1


CZQ 70 A202 1 A202 3CYL 70 A202 2 A212 1CNW 70 A202 3 A208 2CCS 70 A202 4 A209 5CFS 70 A202 5 A213 4CBZ 70 A202 6 A201 6CQL 70 A202 7 A211 1CXN 70 A202 8 A207 2


CGK 70 A207 1 A201 2CST 70 A207 2 A207 8CHP 70 A207 3 A208 3CRV 70 A207 4 A209 2CVN 70 A207 5 A212 6CVA 70 A207 6 A210 1CXP 70 A207 7 A202 5


CRR 70 A208 1 A213 6CBN 70 A208 2 A201 3CTD 70 A208 3 A211 7CWD 70 A208 4 A207 3CKD 70 A208 5 A209 6CAH 70 A208 6 A208 1CHW 70 A208 7 A202 4CVP 70 A208 8 A212 4


CRL 70 A209 1 A201 8CXX 70 A209 2 A211 6CAB 70 A209 3 A213 1CSG 70 A209 4 A202 7CQP 70 A209 5 A207 7CVR 70 A209 6 A208 5CNH 70 A209 7 A210 7


CZF 70 A210 1 A213 7CYF 70 A210 2 A201 5CTZ 70 A210 3 A210 5CRQ 70 A210 4 A207 5CQC 70 A210 5 A202 1CHA 70 A210 6 A211 2CBX 70 A210 7 A209 3


CLZ 70 A211 1 A201 7CKN 70 A211 2 A212 3CYS 70 A211 3 A209 4CWQ 70 A211 4 A211 4CEG 70 A211 5 A208 6CNT 70 A211 6 A210 2CBA 70 A211 7 A202 8


CVX 70 A212 1 A211 3CDE 70 A212 2 A208 4CDJ 70 A212 3 A207 4CKP 70 A212 4 A210 3CTM 70 A212 5 A213 5CMA 70 A212 6 A201 1CMC 70 A212 7 A212 5


CRF 70 A213 1 A208 7CFP 70 A213 2 A213 3CNV 70 A213 3 A202 6CFW 70 A213 4 A212 7CPA 70 A213 5 A209 7CLS 70 A213 6 A207 6CNN 70 A213 7 A210 4

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ATTENTION SENIORS! Are you a senior, planning to major in Theatre Arts in college? If so, you may be eligible for a scholarship from DTASC, or a Mario Lomeli Scholarship, which is sponsored jointly by DTASC & CETA.

Applications, which must be signed by your current theatre arts teacher, can be downloaded by typing in dtasc.org, which will take you to the new web site. Click on Forms and scroll down to find the forms for both DTASC and Lomeli Scholarships. Fill in the forms on your computer and print them out.

ALL SUBMISSION FORMS MUST BE WORD PROCESSED OR TYPED.

LOMELI SCHOLARSHIP (3 candidates per school)

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:• Audition will consist of a five minute

performance including one contem-porary and one classical monologue including titles and playwrights

• A performer who continues past the time limit when stopped will be disqualified

• If singing is included as a monologue choice, bring musical accompani-ment (CD & player, iPod, etc)

• No costumes or props; two chairs will be available for use

• An interview may follow the audition/presentation at the discretion of the panel

SUBMISSIONS:• Application Form (TYPED)• Personal Reflection Form• Theatre Festival Form• Recommendation from present high

school Theatre teacher on school letterhead (1 page max)

• High school transcript including first semester of senior year. Must show cumulative GPA.

Students who wish to apply for the Mario Lomeli Scholarship should download and fill out the forms. Deadlines and submis-sion location are the same as for DTASC scholarships (see facing page).

MARIO LOMELI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFICATIONS:• Must be a senior in high school• Must be involved in school theatre

department’s activities during junior and senior years

• Must declare a major or minor in Theatre Arts for freshman year at a college, university or conservatory

• Must have participated during junior or senior year of high school in one Fall or one Spring DTASC Festival and one CETA Southern Region Festival

• Must have successfully completed all courses in junior & senior years with no grade lower than “C”

GET THE CURRENT SNAIL MAIL OR EMAIL ADDRESSES

ONLINE at http://www.cetoweb.org/dtasc_pages/scholar_form.html

EMAILED OR POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN APRIL 1, 2016

More information is available at dtasc.org or specifically at:http://www.cetoweb.org/dtasc_pages/scholar_form.htmlClick on •DTASC application or •Lomeli application at the end of the rules to download the application as a pdf. The pdf is a form: fill in your information in the computer; print the pages to submit.

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DTASC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONALL FORMS MUST BE TYPED — HANDWRITTEN FORMS ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTED

Candidate’s Name: __________________________________________________________School: ____________________________________________________________________Theatre Instructor: __________________________________________________________Candidate’s Address: ________________________________________________________Candidate’s Phone: _________________________________________________________Candidate’s email: __________________________________________________________Instructor’s Home Phone: ____________________________________________________Instructor’s email: ___________________________________________________________

Write briefly on the following topics (Use separate paper)1. List your theatre experiences in high school. (1 page max)2. How has theatre helped you in high school? (200 words max)3. Why would you major in theatre, TV or cinema? (200 words max)4. What have you gained from participation in DTASC festivals? (200 words max)

TECHNICAL: 1. A portfolio exhibiting design work

in any of the following categories: COSTUME; SET DESIGN; LIGHTING; GRAPHICS

2. May present scale models, con-structed costumes, or poster and/or programs in place of or in addition to portfolios

3. 5 to 7 minutes is allowed for the presentation

4. Possible interview regarding candi-date’s future plans

SUBMISSIONS:• Application Form (TYPED), including

verification signature• Answers to the 4 questions• Recommendation from present high

school Theatre teacher on school letterhead (1 page max)

• High school transcript including first semester of senior year. Must show cumulative GPA.

REQUIREMENTS: 1. Graduating senior 2. Participated in 2 DTASC festivals in

past 2 years 3. Cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 4. Received at least 3.5 GPA in theatre

classes 5. Verification letter from candidate’s

theatre teacherACTING: 1. 2 contrasting monologues: one must

be classical; one may be from musi-cal theatre or opera

2. No original monologues; published plays only

3. Minimal hand props okay 4. 2 chairs & 1 table provided 5. No costumes; appropriate attire

expected 6. Candidates expected to be articulate:

judges may conduct a short inter-view based on application info

7. Candidates allowed 5 minutes for their acting presentation

DTASC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION RULESSchools may submit 5 candidates: 3 in acting and 2 in tech

DTASC and LOMELI SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS will be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2016 – during the afternoon at the Middle School Festival

USE ONLY THE APPLICATION FORMS ENDING WITH rev 9-15.pdf

Event 8 - Large Group ComedyRounds 1 & 2: Rooms A236, A238, A243, A270, A271, A272, A273, A450, A451Semi-Finals: Rooms A210, A211, A212, A213, A238Finals: Room EMPR


CKD 80 A236 1 A208 2CBA 80 A236 2 A271 6CGK 80 A236 3 A236 1CBN 80 A236 4 A238 6CNN 80 A236 5 A243 1CEG 80 A236 6 A450 2CHP 80 A236 7 A272 1


CVR 80 A238 1 A273 6CRF 80 A238 2 A236 6CNW 80 A238 3 A243 5CFW 80 A238 4 A271 1CWD 80 A238 5 A451 1CFS 80 A238 6 A450 4CVM 80 A238 7 A238 7


CGG 80 A243 1 A451 5CRL 80 A243 2 A236 4CKP 80 A243 3 A243 7CEC 80 A243 4 A273 1CAJ 80 A243 5 A272 6CNH 80 A243 6 A238 4CHW 80 A243 7 A450 1


CEV 80 A270 1 A236 7CST 80 A270 2 A270 7CAH 80 A270 3 A451 3CZT 80 A270 4 A272 4CNV 80 A270 5 A238 3CYL 80 A270 6 A271 3CBZ 80 A270 7 A273 7


CSG 80 A271 1 A270 1CTM 80 A271 2 A236 3CMC 80 A271 3 A243 4CFQ 80 A271 4 A451 7CKN 80 A271 5 A272 7CHF 80 A271 6 A450 6CHA 80 A271 7 A238 1


CVC 80 A272 1 A273 2CQL 80 A272 2 A236 5CED 80 A272 3 A243 6CDJ 80 A272 4 A271 7CQC 80 A272 5 A450 7CAB 80 A272 6 A270 3CVH 80 A272 7 A272 2


CXP 80 A273 1 A271 5CWQ 80 A273 2 A272 3CYT 80 A273 3 A273 3CPA 80 A273 4 A243 3CTD 80 A273 5 A238 5CEP 80 A273 6 A270 5CYD 80 A273 7 A451 6


CBX 80 A450 1 A273 4CMQ 80 A450 2 A270 4CVN 80 A450 3 A271 4CXX 80 A450 4 A243 2CZF 80 A450 5 A238 2CMA 80 A450 6 A451 2CYS 80 A450 7 A450 3


CLS 80 A451 1 A451 4CQP 80 A451 2 A208 6CRR 80 A451 3 A272 5CCS 80 A451 4 A450 5CLZ 80 A451 5 A236 2CTZ 80 A451 6 A271 2CZQ 80 A451 7 A273 5

HIGHLIGHTED RULES for LARGE GROUP COMEDY:8 minute limit • 3–6 participants • must be from a single professionally produced or published play written for the stage; it cannot be student written • must be a scene where author’s intent is humorous

Event 9 - Open Musical


CFW 90 CG 1 L133 2CVA 90 CG 2 EMPR 2CKD 90 CG 3 UCLA MPR 5CKN 90 CG 4 MS Gym 5CRQ 90 CG 5 L233 1CPA 90 CG 6 ASGL MPR 2CNN 90 CG 7 A276 4


CXP 90 EMPR 1 L133 6CLZ 90 EMPR 2 MS Gym 1CLS 90 EMPR 3 A276 6CTZ 90 EMPR 4 L233 2CYD 90 EMPR 5 UCLA MPR 6CFS 90 EMPR 6 ASGL MPR 1CGK 90 EMPR 7 CG 4


CBX 90 UCLA MPR 1 MS Gym 4CYT 90 UCLA MPR 2 L233 3CRR 90 UCLA MPR 3 CG 5CTM 90 UCLA MPR 4 A276 2CHW 90 UCLA MPR 5 EMPR 1CPW 90 UCLA MPR 6 L133 4CNT 90 UCLA MPR 7 ASGL MPR 3

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Rounds 1 & 2: Rooms CG, EMPR, UCLA MPR, MS Gym, L233, L133, ASGL MPR, A276Semi-Finals: Rooms CG, EMPR, UCLA MPR, MS Gym Finals: Room CG

ORANGE PURPLE

HIGHLIGHTED RULES for OPEN MUSICAL:8 minute limit; 3–10 participantsMust be from a single professionally

produced or published musical written for the stage; it cannot be student written.

It’s a musical — a capella singing is required.

Drama Festival is Grizzly Country!

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CNW 90 MS Gym 1 ASGL MPR 6CCS 90 MS Gym 2 EMPR 3CGG 90 MS Gym 3 L133 5CVX 90 MS Gym 4 L233 4CTD 90 MS Gym 5 UCLA MPR 1CWD 90 MS Gym 6 A276 1CDJ 90 MS Gym 7 CG 1


CFQ 90 L233 1 UCLA MPR 3CYS 90 L233 2 CG 2CVH 90 L233 3 EMPR 7CSG 90 L233 4 L133 3CVC 90 L233 5 MS Gym 2CFP 90 L233 6 A276 3


CHP 90 L133 1 EMPR 4CED 90 L133 2 A276 5CAH 90 L133 3 MS Gym 6CEV 90 L133 4 UCLA MPR 7CST 90 L133 5 ASGL MPR 4CAB 90 L133 6 CG 7


CYL 90 ASGL MPR 1 L133 1CQC 90 ASGL MPR 2 CG 3CRF 90 ASGL MPR 3 UCLA MPR 4CNH 90 ASGL MPR 4 EMPR 6CVR 90 ASGL MPR 5 MS Gym 7CCV 90 ASGL MPR 6 L233 6


CVP 90 A276 1 UCLA MPR 2CHA 90 A276 2 ASGL MPR 5CVN 90 A276 3 CG 6CEG 90 A276 4 MS Gym 3CQL 90 A276 5 L233 5CBN 90 A276 6 EMPR 5

West High Vikings ready to perform!

Monroe’s Best Team

is our Broadway Club!!Break a Leg!!!

With Love and Support,JMHS Drama College

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Baldwin Park High SchoolHome of the

Dramatic Braves

Saugus High delights in

performing!

Go Centurians!

Wilson High School, Los Angeles,

is proud to be part of theDTASC

Fall Festival

Thousand Oaks High School

enters the listsat the

Fall Drama Festival

Kaiser High SchoolWhere the Greatbecome Greater

Break a leg!

Paloma Valley High School takes pride in performing at the Fall Festival

Covina High School says,

“Break a leg!” and

“Stay true to the shoe!”

iLEAD North Hollywood

Where Culture Thrives,

Passion Follows

Verdugo Hills High School wishes all DTASC participants:

Break-many-a-legs at theDTASC 2015 Fall Festival!”

San Clemente High is delighted to be

at our first DTASC Festival

Diamond Bar High Schoolhome of the Brahma Bullshappy to be performing at the DTASCFall Festival

La Sierra High SchoolEagles have come to the

DTASC festival with unlimited potential

andunlimited hope“Break a Leg!”

Nuview Bridge Early College High Schoolbelieves that

everyone can succeedand hopes all

DTASC participantshave

a very successful day

Calabasas HS wishes all participants

in the Fall Festival

a day full of

satisfactions

Break a Leg, Tigers!Valencia High School, Placentia

do it with CLASS

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Wildwood Secondary School1181 Olympic Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90064

Phone (310) 478-7189www.wildwood.org

Rancho Cucamonga High School

Players of the Vine

wish everyone at DTASC

BREAK A LEG!

California HigH SCHoolcongratulates

all DTASC contestants. Break a leg and let your

star quality shine!

Canyon Springs High School is delighted to be here at the DTASC Fall Festival!

The Archer School for Girls

• Stepping into the future

• Aiming high• Delighting in

drama

Have a fabulous day, Canoga Park!!!!

—Stanley

Los Angeles County High School for the Arts

where the electricity

of the creative arts

and the energy of academic learning

come together

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Redondo Sea Hawks are ready to perform

at the DTASC Fall Festival

DRAMA TEACHERS ASSN. OF S. CA Fall Festival 2015 participants:

Congratulations for your commitment to the arts

& break-a-leg! Cetoweb.org

Canyon High School delights in Drama

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Drama on the Cutting

Edge!

East Bakersfield High

Citrus Hill High SchoolTheatre Department

Break a leg at DTASC!!!

El Camino Real’sDrama Department

says“We bring good things

to life!”

HArtsbringing the Arts to life

Van Nuys High Schoolwishes good luck to all participants

in the Drama Festival

Walnut High School: Wild Horses wouldn’t keep

us away from the Fall Drama Festival!

Walnut High School:Wild Horses

wouldn’t keep us away from the

Fall Drama Festival!

Lions Roar!Cathedral City High SchoolNotre Dame

Academy actors love being part of the Drama Festival

Nordhoff High School salutes the Fall Drama Festival

Carson High School

Break a Leg!Love,

Mrs. Barryte

The theater. . . is not life in miniature,

but life enormously magnified.

—H. L. Mencken

Magnify your life with your performance today!

Monrovia High School

Congratulations, DTASC students!

“Act well your part.”

California State Thespians invites you

to join us at our 2013 CA State Thespian Festival March 22-24 at the Highlander Auditorium, Upland CA For info contact Krista Carson Elhai @ [email protected]

2016April 1–3

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Ridgeview High School is

Ready to perform

Pioneer High School Blazing a dramatic path

at the DTASC Fall Festival

Fullerton drama

salutes theFall Festival

Oaks Christian High School

hopes everyone at the Fall

Drama Festivalhas an

awesome dayArvin High

School

Bearsperformwithpassion

Cavaliers Rule!

Cleveland High School

North Hollywood High: Laugh a little,

cry a little, and have a great day!

El Segundo Drama Break a leg, everyone!

And… Live Truthfully

in your Imaginary Worlds

Set your sights high,

DTASC drama contestants!Norte Vista High School

Birmingham Community Charter High School

CELEBRATE THEATRE! CELEBRATE LIFE!

ARCADIA STAGE PRESENTS:

Buy tickets at arcadiastage.com

The Secret in the WingsNov. 19-21

Thoroughly Modern MillieMarch 17-19

Break a leg!

Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual & Performing Arts

congratulates all participants in the Fall 2015 Drama Festival!

We also invite you to see . . .

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Written by Dale Wasserman Adapted from the novel by Ken

Kesey

Directed by Will iam Goldyn

Nov 04 - 08, 2015 Visit www.vapa9.org for details!

This is year 2 for HHS & Cougar Theatre! It’s now a tradition. Break a leg and have fun. Be kind to your fellow thespians; support one another and make the team look good. Soak in the entire experience. No matter, I’m always proud of you. Love, Mrs. Church

Eleanor Roosevelt High School

dynamic and dramatic

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California Youth in Theatre Day (CYIT) March 15, 2016Congrats on your performances/presentations today. If you advance to Semifinals today, and your Theatre teacher will sponsor you, then you can represent your school at the 19th Annual CYIT in Sacramento. You perform for legislators and visit them in their Capitol offices. For information, have your teacher contact Gai Jones, Founder of CYIT

BROADWAY MELODY TOURS The Best of New York Theatre Tours Broadway Musicals & Plays The finest of the Worldʼs MuseumsVictoria Francis Tour Operator Owner 213 308 2789 CP 323 227 8370 BP [email protected]

Rancho Verde HS

Go Mustangs!

And theWinners Are:

Event Ø: Tech Theatre – Sets & Lights

Fifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 1: Tech Theatre – Costumes & Makeup


Event 2: Tech Theatre – Graphics & Publicity


Event 3: Audition Monologue


Event 4: Non-American Playwrights


Event 5: Meet My Crazy Family


Event 6: Ripped from the Headlines


Event 7: Large Group Drama


Event 8: Large Group Comedy


Event 9: Open Musical


Sweepstakes


Spirit Award Winner _______________________________________________________________

Westlake High SchoolToday’s Dream… the DTASC FestivalTomorrow’s Reality…

“Congratulations to

CHAMPS Charter High

School of the Arts. We’re proud of you!”

Be Dramatic!Drama Counts!

MarymountHigh School

Alta Loma HSfaces

DTASC challengesBrave-ly

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