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Animo Oscar De La Hoya .............. Perry ShieldsArcadia HS ..........................................Steven VolpeArcher School for Girls..............Tracy PoversteinAviara Oaks MS .............................. Andrea EmertCalabasas HS ........................................ Bill GarrettCalavera Hills MS ........................... Judi StapletonCalifornia HS ......................................Susan EidenCanoga Park HS ............................... Lacey StanleyCanyon Springs HS .........Jennifer DieffenbacherCarlsbad HS ........................................Monica HallCarson HS .......................................Marcia BarryteChaminade College Prep HS ........Yvette BishopCHAMPS CHS of the Arts ............. Scott BaileyCharter Oak HS ............................ Roger GrazianiChatsworth HS ............................Walt McDowellCitrus Hill HS ........................................Josh BradyCortines VAPA ............................ Amanda Swann,

David KrassnerCulver City HS ......................................Jill NovickDana MS - Hawthorne ............... Deanna AbleserDana MS - San Pedro ....................... Tobias SeipleDodson MS ........................ Lindsey Hambly-RealDorothy McElhinney MS ....... Carol HernandezDr. M.L. King Jr. MS .............. William QuintanaEagle Rock J/SHS...........................Nancy KissamEl Camino Real HS .............................. Sue FreitagExcelsior CS ............................ Sue Cherie ClissonFullerton Union HS ...................Michael DesparsGrant HS ............................................... Sonya ColeHArts ............................................. Kristina InfanteHawthorne HS ................................ Estela ChurchHesperia HS .............................................. Lisa BlissHighland HS ......................................Robert LongHillside MS ..........................................Bari CarrelliHillview MS ........................................... Jane SmithIrvine HS ......................................Kyle ChittendenLACHSA .............................................Lois HunterLA Global Studies ..................... Stephen Molstad

Participating Schools and Coaches LA HS of the Arts .....................Bernard AddisonLouisville HS ..................................Valerie DunlapManhattan Beach MS ......................... David LevyMarymount HS ................................ Chris SchulteMillikan MS ................................. Christina ConteMira Costa HS ..................................... David LevyMonroe HS .......................................... Jason HayesNordhoff HS ............................................. John HojNorth Hollywood HS.................. William SheetsNorthwood HS ......................Danyelle DunavoldNotre Dame Academy .................... Kristin DuerrOak Hills HS .....................................Paula HunterPalisades CHS .......... Nancy Cassaro-FracchiollaPaloma Valley HS ...................... Stephanie FombyParras MS ............................................Chris NelsonProvidence HS ................................Jeremy JacksonPV Peninsula HS ................................. Seth CohenRancho Cucamonga HS .................. Chuck KuhnRancho Verde HS ............................Kayla HansenReseda HS ............................................ Don MooreRio Norte Junior HS ........................Falon BallardRoy Romer MS ...............................Robert ArnoldSanta Fe HS ....................................Alison JohnsonSanta Monica HS ..................................Kate SollerSherman Oaks CES ............................ Frank BoyleSimi Valley HS ..................................Sharon CraneSoar HS .................................................. Dawn ReidSolvang School ................................Aimee CarrollSt. Joseph HS - Lakewood ...........Brian BozanichTemecula Valley HS .............................Derek HeidUpland HS ......................................Christine KolbValencia HS - Placentia ..................Grace StantonValencia HS - Valencia ...............Stephen WhelanValley International Prep ............Brad KoepenickWestchester SCS ................................ Jane AndinoWindward School ................................Tony PotterWoodrow Wilson HS ................ Adrian CentenoWoodrow Wilson MS ............... Barbara Zatarain

95th Annual DTASC Shakespeare Festival

James Monroe High School • 9229 Haskell Avenue North Hills, CA 91343 • (818) 830-4200

Schedule 7:30 a.m. Registration — between A Bldg and Quad Area 8:15 a.m. Room Chairs meeting — J1 (The Courtroom) All Room Chairs report to J1 as soon as they arrive 8:30 a.m. Opening Assembly — Quad Area 9:00 a.m. Round 1 10:45 a.m. Round 2 12:15 a.m. Lunch 1:30 p.m. Announce Round 3 for Division A — A Div Quad Announce Semi-Finals for Divs B & C — Quad Area 2:00 p.m. Round 3 for Division A Semi-Final Round for Divisions B & C 3:45 p.m. Announce Finals for Divisions B & C — Quad Area 4:15 p.m. Finals Round for Divisions B & C Awards Assembly for Division A — Large Gym 5:45 p.m. Awards Assembly for Division B — Odin’s Hall (approx. time) 6:30 p.m. Awards Assembly for Division C—Large Gym (ends about 9 p.m.)

Events ~ New NumbersTechnical Theatre ......................... Pages 3–5 0. Sets/Lights/Graphics............................ 3 1. Court Costumes .................................... 4 2. Character Costumes ............................. 5Acting Categories 3. Audition Piece................................... 6–9 4. Women in Disguise ....................... 10–11 5. All in a Day’s Work ...................... 12–13 6. Villains ........................................... 14–15 7. The Play's the Thing ................... 18–19 8. Group Serious “King Lear” ....... 22–23 9. Group Comedy “Merry Wives” .. 24–25

HeadquartersRegistration ..... btwn A Bldg & QuadAreaJudges ......................................................LibraryHospitality ............................................LibraryTabulations ........................................Room A5Rules ................................................ Room A10Room Chairs ......................Courtroom ( J1)Judges’ Luncheon ............ Faculty CafeteriaStudent Lunches ......................... Lunch AreaT-Shirts ............................................QuadAreaInformation .....................................QuadAreaFirst Aid ........................Odin’s Green RoomHost School Personnel ...............Room D10

JMHS Drama Collegewelcomes all DTASC participants

to the2015 Shakespeare Festival

and says “Break a leg!”

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Event 0 ~ Tech Theatre ~ Sets/Lights/Graphics

A DIVISION RULES for Sets/Lights/GraphicsDesign 1 set only, using

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

NO lighting plan for A Div.

B DIVISION RULES for Sets/Lights/GraphicsDesign 2 sets only, using either

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

Must have lighting plan.Must have overhead chart.

A DivisionSchool Code Room (Order)

ASG00 C2 1AZQ00 C2 2ACS00 C2 3AYL00 C2 4ANC00 C2 5AGH00 C2 6ABX00 C2 7

B DivisionSchool Code Room (Order)

BPW00 C2 1BKT00 C2 2BWT00 C2 3BCQ00 C2 4BSD00 C2 5

C DivisionSchool Code Room (Order)

CVA00 C8 1CGG00 C8 2CNV00 C8 3CYH00 C8 4CVM00 C8 5CBG00 C8 6CWQ00 C8 7CDC00 C8 8CZB00 C8 9CCH00 C8 10CRR00 C8 11CWD00 C8 12CCD00 C8 13CTR00 C8 14CVP00 C8 15CXV00 C8 16CFW00 C8 17CNL00 C8 18CXX00 C8 19CRS00 C8 20CCV00 C8 21CGZ00 C8 22CWC00 C8 23

Sets/Lights/Graphics — A/B – Room C2; C – Room C8

Principal .......................................Mr. Chris RosasAssistant Principal .................... Ms. Susie ParkerAssistant Principal ...................Mr. Roddy Shaul Assistant Principal ......... Mr. Carlos ValdoviñosAssistant Principal ............. Mr. Arthur IchinoseFestival Host ...................................... Jason HayesPlant Managers ............. Mr. Vladimir Enriquez,

Mr. Eric HernandezCaterers ..............................Mr. Robert Perez and

the parents of Monroe TheatreParent Coordinators ........... Ms. Erika GonzalezLunches/Concessions/ Hospitality............................ Mariana Kayichian,

Ximena Miller and Erika GonzalezSpecial Thanks .................Dr. Leigh Clark, Ryan

Gonzalez, Monroe Band, Monroe Cheer, Random Act of Kindness Club

DTASC expresses its gratitude to the faculty, staff, and students of James Monroe High School for their cooperation and valuable services on behalf of the 95th annual Shakespeare Drama Festival.

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

Program Design & Extra Ads ..... Lynn LanningProgram Printing ................... Calabasas Printing

Festival Host ....................................Jason HayesJudges ...........................Gai Jones, Chuck KuhnTabulations ............. Vicky Francis, Sue FreitagRules ..........................................Walt McDowellRoom Chairs .......Paula Hunter, Scott HunterText Liaison ................................ Robert ArnoldPrograms .......................................Lynn LanningJudges’ & Coaches’ Lunches .................. JMHSHospitality................................................. JMHSTrophies ........... Cheri Smith, Monique SmithRegistration/Information .......Valerie DunlapT-Shirts Storage ...........................Paula WarnerOrganizational Meeting ..................Chuck KuhnC Post Festival Judges ..............Christine KolbA/B Post Festival Judges ............. Chuck KuhnPublicity ............................................Jason HayesSecurity .............. Brian Bozanich, Tony PotterCampus Cleanup .............................All Schools

AcknowledgementsDTASC Officers

Committee Chairs

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

All Divisions: Featured plays are King Lear and Merry Wives of Windsor.

IMPORTANT: ALL Tech entries from all Divisions are to report to their assigned room immediately after the opening assembly.

C DIVISION RULES for Sets/Lights/Graphics8 minute limit; 1–4 participants.

Must be for one of the featured Shakespeare plays.

Design 3 sets only, using either set renderings or set model, with 1/2˝ scale.

Must have lighting plan for each set.

Must have overhead chart.Must include Graphic Design:

either a poster or a flyer.Must have Notebook with

Concept Paper and other required information.

Cannot spend more than $100 total for materials.

DTASC hopes all Divisions

have a wonderful time

at the Shakespeare Festival!

FOR BOTH A & B:8 minute limit; 1–6 participants. Must be for one of the featured Shakespeare plays. 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.

Break a Leg, Dana Dolphins! I am always proud of you! Love, Mrs. Ableser

Canyon Springs HSis delighted to be

at the DTASC Shakespeare Festival!

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Event 2 ~ Tech Theatre ~ Character Costumes

RULES for Character Costumes

8 minute limitA/B: 1–6 participantsC: 1–4 participantsMust be for 1 or 2 characters

from one of the featured Shakespeare plays. The 2 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.


AVR20 C6 1AYL20 C6 2ABX25 C6 3ASG20 C6 4ABT20 C6 5AGH20 C6 6AQW20 C6 7AHQ20 C6 8ANC20 C6 9ABX20 C6 10AZC20 C6 11AYY20 C6 12


BBB20 C6 1BPL20 C6 2BYS20 C6 3BKP20 C6 4


CWQ20 C5 1CXV20 C5 2CVA20 C5 3CXX25 C5 4CYH20 C5 5CLS20 C5 6CDC25 C5 7CHM20 C5 8CRS20 C5 9CGG20 C5 10CFW20 C5 11CBR20 C5 12CWC20 C5 13CXC20 C5 14CWD20 C5 15CTR20 C5 16CHD20 C5 17CYQ20 C5 18CVP20 C5 19CCV20 C5 20CDC20 C5 21CVW20 C5 22CXX20 C5 23CQL20 C5 24CDJ20 C5 25

All Divisions: Featured plays are King Lear and Merry Wives.

Character Costumes — A/B – Room C6; C – Room C5


Event 1 ~ Tech Theatre ~ Court Costumes


AZC10 C4 1AHQ10 C4 2ASG10 C4 3AGH10 C4 4AYY10 C4 5AYL10 C4 6


BWT10 C4 1BKP10 C4 2BCQ10 C4 3BQY10 C4 4

RULES for Court Costumes

8 minute limitA/B: 1–6 participantsC: 1–4 participantsMust 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.


CRS10 C3 1CWQ10 C3 2CWC10 C3 3CXX10 C3 4CGM10 C3 5CVL10 C3 6CHM10 C3 7CWD15 C3 8CRR10 C3 9CVW10 C3 9CXX15 C3 10CFW10 C3 11CXC10 C3 12CYH10 C3 13CBR10 C3 14CDY10 C3 15CVA10 C3 16CTR15 C3 17CXV10 C3 18CLS10 C3 19CDJ10 C3 20CMZ10 C3 21CWD10 C3 22CCV10 C3 24CTR10 C3 25


Court Costumes — A/B – Room C4; C – Room C3

Joy’s soul lies in the doing.

—Shakespeare

Do your part welland have a joyous day!

Hesperia High School

Manhattan Beach

Middle School

creating the waves

of the futurewith

dramatic performances

at the DTASC

Shakespeare Festival

Drama is in

the eye of the

beholder!

Valencia HS, Valencia

Highlanders rule!

Oak HillsHigh School

Shakespeare’s text is a complex score that demands to be read as a piece of

music, learned like the steps of a dance, or practiced like the

strokes of a duel.–Peter Hall, Shakespeare’s

Advice to the Players, 2004, p. 18

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Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room Order

BKP30 225 1 225 5BRL30 225 2 704 4BYW35 225 3 230 3BEP30 225 4 229 7BTS30 225 5 229 8BKT35 225 6 225 2BMQ35 225 7 704 5BMC30 225 8 227 6BBB30 225 9 230 5

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room Order

BCQ30 704 1 704 6BMC35 704 2 225 6BYX30 704 3 230 7BVN30 704 4 227 5BQY35 704 5 229 1BKT30 704 6 704 8BYD35 704 7 225 1BBB35 704 8 229 3BWT35 704 9 227 4

B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms 225, 227, 229, 230, 704Semi-Finals Rooms 225, 227, 229, 704Finals Room M1Section A Round 1 Round 2

School Code Room Order Room Order

AKW30 701 1 702 3ANC30 701 2 701 6AEC35 701 3 703 9AZC35 701 4 701 9ABX30 701 5 702 4AYY35 701 6 703 5ACS35 701 7 702 5AYL30 701 8 703 3AVR35 701 9 701 2


AZC30 702 1 702 9ASG35 702 2 703 8AEC30 702 3 701 1AYY30 702 4 702 8AGH30 702 5 703 7AYL35 702 6 701 7AZQ30 702 7 702 6ASH30 702 8 701 3ANB30 702 9 703 1

A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms 701, 702, 703Round 3 Rooms 701, 702, 703

Event 3 ~ Audition PieceEvent 3 ~ Audition Piece

Section C Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room Order

AGH35 703 1 701 5AVR30 703 2 702 7ACS30 703 3 703 6AHQ30 703 4 702 2ASG30 703 5 701 8ASH35 703 6 702 1ABT30 703 7 703 2AQW30 703 8 703 4AKW35 703 9 701 4


BKP35 227 1 704 7BYW30 227 2 229 6BMW35 227 3 225 9BHF30 227 4 704 1BRL35 227 5 229 5BHT30 227 6 230 2BCQ35 227 7 230 6BTD35 227 8 225 3BYS35 227 9 227 2

Section D Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room Order

BRB30 229 1 230 9BKD30 229 2 225 8BQY30 229 3 227 8BSR30 229 4 704 2BMQ30 229 5 225 4BTD30 229 6 229 4BYD30 229 7 227 3BCP30 229 8 230 1

Section E Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room Order

BSR35 230 1 229 9BRB35 230 2 227 7BHT35 230 3 227 1BYS30 230 4 225 7BVN35 230 5 230 8BCP35 230 6 704 3BMW30 230 7 229 2BWT30 230 8 230 4

RULES for Audition Piece:

2 contrasting monologues from any of Shakespeare’s plays, including featured plays

5 minute total limitBoth monologues must come from Shakepeare’s

plays. They may come from either, both, or neither of the featured plays.

A capella singing is permitted in one of the monologues.

No more than two (2) chairs may be used.


2 contrasting monologues from any of Shakespeare’s plays, including featured plays

5 minute total limitBoth monologues must come from Shakepeare’s

plays. They may come from either, both, or neither of the featured plays.

A capella singing is permitted in one of the monologues.

No more than two (2) chairs may be used.

Act well your part. There, all the honor lies.

Break a Leg SOAR High School Love Ya . . . Ms Reid

2015

Breaketh thy leg, Tigers!

Valencia HS, Placentia

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Section 7 Round 1 Order Round 2 Order

CFP35 606 1 600 3CVL35 606 2 604 5CYH30 606 3 608 3CNL35 606 4 607 10CQL30 606 5 601 6CPR35 606 6 602 2CKQ35 606 7 603 4CNW35 606 8 609 5CXX35 606 9 605 3CWD30 606 10 606 2


CFP30 608 1 606 5CDJ30 608 2 603 10CBA35 608 3 602 6CBR30 608 4 600 9CEG30 608 5 607 3CST35 608 6 604 3CGM30 608 7 609 9CZB30 608 8 601 4CBN30 608 9 605 1

Event 3 ~ Audition PieceEvent 3 ~ Audition PieceC Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609Semi-Finals Rooms 600, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605Finals Room M2


CXV35 600 1 607 2CFW35 600 2 609 8CWQ35 600 3 603 1CZS30 600 4 601 9CGK35 600 5 608 9CHM35 600 6 600 7CVP30 600 7 606 8CHS35 600 8 604 1CHC30 600 9 605 5CVW35 600 10 602 3


CLS35 601 1 608 4CVM35 601 2 605 9CRV30 601 3 606 4CQL35 601 4 600 8CHC35 601 5 609 1CCD30 601 6 602 4CXP30 601 7 603 8CNV30 601 8 601 2CWQ30 601 9 604 7CHS30 601 10 607 6


CXX30 602 1 609 6CVA30 602 2 606 6CDC30 602 3 600 4CTR30 602 4 603 3CVC35 602 5 604 6CYF35 602 6 605 7CYQ30 602 7 608 5CZB35 602 8 607 4CXC35 602 9 601 3CNN30 602 10 602 1


CVW30 603 1 604 10CMB30 603 2 602 7CYQ35 603 3 605 2CGM35 603 4 603 9CGK30 603 5 607 1CDC35 603 6 601 7CRS30 603 7 608 1CMZ35 603 8 606 1CWC30 603 9 600 5CCH35 603 10 609 3


CCV30 604 1 604 8CHM30 604 2 606 7CYH35 604 3 601 5CXP35 604 4 607 7CCH30 604 5 608 7CFW30 604 6 605 6CVL30 604 7 600 1CRR35 604 8 603 5CKQ30 604 9 602 5CGG30 604 10 609 4


CNL30 605 1 600 6CNW30 605 2 608 8CMZ30 605 3 604 4CYF30 605 4 607 8CZF30 605 5 606 10CNV35 605 6 602 8CRS35 605 7 609 7CXC30 605 8 603 6CBA30 605 9 601 1CCD35 605 10 605 4


2 contrasting monologues from any of Shakespeare’s plays, including featured plays5 minute total limitBoth monologues must come from Shakepeare’s plays. They may come from either, both, or

neither of the featured plays. A capella singing is permitted in one of the monologues.No more than two (2) chairs may be used.


CVA35 607 1 600 2CVC30 607 2 606 3CBH35 607 3 603 7CVM30 607 4 608 6CHD30 607 5 601 8CDJ35 607 6 602 9CLS30 607 7 609 2CNN35 607 8 605 8CGG35 607 9 604 2CWD35 607 10 607 5


CXV30 609 1 608 2CTR35 609 2 600 10CWC35 609 3 601 10CRR30 609 4 602 10CZS35 609 5 605 10CPR30 609 6 604 9CBH30 609 7 606 9CST30 609 8 607 9CBR35 609 9 603 2

C Division, continued

“Each man in his time

plays many parts.”

Play yours well, Cal Hi

students!

Rules on page 8

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

Rancho Cucamonga High School

Players of the Vine

wish everyone at DTASC

BREAK A LEG!

Discover yourselfon stage

Providence High School

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C Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6Semi-Finals Rooms B1, B2, B3, B4Finals Room E3


CMB40 B1 1 B2 1CQL40 B1 2 B3 1CZB40 B1 3 B5 7CGG40 B1 4 B6 1CZS40 B1 5 B1 4CWC40 B1 6 B4 4CVA40 B1 7 B1 1


CXP40 B2 1 B3 2CRS40 B2 2 B2 5CHS40 B2 3 B1 7CVP40 B2 4 B5 3CHC40 B2 5 B6 3CHM40 B2 6 B4 3CBR40 B2 7 B5 1


CHD40 B3 1 B3 6CRR40 B3 2 B2 6CDC40 B3 3 B6 6CNW40 B3 4 B4 7CWQ40 B3 5 B6 4CGK40 B3 6 B1 3CVL40 B3 7 B5 8

Event 4 ~ Women in Disguise


BKT40 125 1 125 5BCQ40 125 2 128 1BRQ40 125 3 127 7BWT40 125 4 125 8BSR40 125 5 127 6BPW40 125 6 127 5BRL40 125 7 128 2BBB40 125 8 128 3


BYW40 127 1 127 2BQY40 127 2 128 8BKP40 127 3 125 4BPL40 127 4 125 6BHT40 127 5 128 7BYX40 127 6 128 4BYS40 127 7 127 1BEV40 127 8 125 7


BVN40 128 1 125 1BMW40 128 2 127 3BMC40 128 3 125 3BEX40 128 4 127 8BCP40 128 5 127 4BHF40 128 6 125 2BYT40 128 7 128 5BQP40 128 8 128 6

A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms 129, 130Round 3 Rooms 129, 130

B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms 125, 127, 128Semi-Finals Rooms 125, 127, 128Finals Room E1


AHQ40 129 1 129 6AYL40 129 2 130 3ASG40 129 3 129 1AQW40 129 4 130 5AGH40 129 5 130 1ANH40 129 6 129 4


ASH40 130 1 129 3ANB40 130 2 130 2AVR40 130 3 129 2AZC40 130 4 129 5AYY40 130 5 130 4

Event 4 ~ Women in Disguise

RULES for Women in Disguise:

5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays. Must not use either of the featured plays. Must include a scene where a female character

disguises herself, as required by the play.

RULES for Women in Disguise:

5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays. Must not use either of the featured plays. Must include a scene where a female character

disguises herself, as required by the play.


CBA40 B6 1 B4 1CGM40 B6 2 B2 7CZT40 B6 3 B6 7CXC40 B6 4 B3 4CYH40 B6 5 B4 6CNV40 B6 6 B1 2CFW40 B6 7 B5 2


CLS40 B5 1 B5 4CQC40 B5 2 B6 5CVM40 B5 3 B2 4CVW40 B5 4 B3 7CGZ40 B5 5 B2 3CKQ40 B5 6 B1 5CDJ40 B5 7 B4 5)


CCV40 B4 1 B4 2CRV40 B4 2 B1 6CBG40 B4 3 B3 3CXX40 B4 4 B5 5CNN40 B4 5 B6 2CMZ40 B4 6 B5 6CXV40 B4 7 B3 5CDY40 B4 8 B2 2

May all good befortune you at the


St. Joseph’s High SchoolLakewood, CA

El Camino Real’sDrama Department says,

“We bring good things to life!”

Solvang School Vikings

Break A Leg!!!

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BMW50 B14 1 B14 1BQP50 B14 2 E2 6BEX50 B14 3 B14 5BVN50 B14 4 E1 1BBB50 B14 5 B14 6BRL50 B14 6 E2 7BHF50 B14 7 E1 3BYT50 B14 8 E1 2


BEP50 E1 1 B14 8BHT50 E1 2 B14 4BKT50 E1 3 E1 4BRB50 E1 4 E1 5BSR50 E1 5 E2 3BMC50 E1 6 B14 2BCP50 E1 7 E2 1


BPW50 E2 1 E1 7BYW50 E2 2 E1 6BYS50 E2 3 E2 4BWT50 E2 4 B14 7BKP50 E2 5 E2 2BCQ50 E2 6 E2 5BYD50 E2 7 B14 3

A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms B11, B13Round 3 Rooms B11, B13

B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms B14, E1, E2Semi-Finals Rooms B14, E1, E2Finals Room E5


ABT50 B11 1 B11 6AZC50 B11 2 B13 4ASH50 B11 3 B13 6ASG50 B11 4 B11 3ABX50 B11 5 B13 2AGH50 B11 6 B11 5


AYL50 B13 1 B11 1AVR50 B13 2 B13 1AQW50 B13 3 B11 2AKW50 B13 4 B13 5ANC50 B13 5 B11 4AYY50 B13 6 B13 3

Event 5 ~ All in a Day’s Work

RULES for All in a Day’s Work:

5 minute limit; 2–4 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays. Must not use either of the featured plays. Must include at least one worker with no name

as an important part of the scene. This worker must be identified in the introduction.

C Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms B8, B9, B10, B12, D1, D3Semi-Finals Rooms B8, B10, B12, D1Finals Room E9


CVM50 B8 1 D1 4CDJ50 B8 2 B12 1CVA50 B8 3 B9 7CHM50 B8 4 D3 3CDY50 B8 5 B9 4CXC50 B8 6 B10 5CZB50 B8 7 B8 2CNV50 B8 8 D3 4


CLS50 B9 1 D3 5CFW50 B9 2 B8 1CNN50 B9 3 B12 6CVW50 B9 4 B8 3CHD50 B9 5 D1 2CWQ50 B9 6 B10 1CXP50 B9 7 B9 3


CZS50 B10 1 B10 2CQC50 B10 2 B8 6CGK50 B10 3 D3 2CHS50 B10 4 B10 7CKQ50 B10 5 B12 4CCD50 B10 6 B9 5CNW50 B10 7 D1 1

Event 5 ~ All in a Day’s Work


CST50 B12 1 D1 7CGM50 B12 2 D3 1CYQ50 B12 3 B8 8CRS50 B12 4 B9 6CWC50 B12 5 B8 4CBA50 B12 6 B10 8CTR50 B12 7 B12 7CBG50 B12 8 B12 5


CMB50 D1 1 D3 7CWD50 D1 2 B8 5CXV50 D1 3 B12 3CQL50 D1 4 B9 2CDC50 D1 5 D1 6CVL50 D1 6 B10 4CNL50 D1 7 B10 3


CZT50 D3 1 B10 6CCH50 D3 2 D1 5CXX50 D3 3 B9 1CGG50 D3 4 D1 3CBN50 D3 5 B8 7CRV50 D3 6 D3 6CRR50 D3 7 B12 2

RULES for All in a Day’s Work:

5 minute limit; 2–4 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays. Must not use either of the featured plays. Must include at least one worker with no name

as an important part of the scene. This worker must be identified in the introduction.

Break a leg Wilson Drama! Thanks for all of your hard work! I ’m proud of you!—Mrs. Zatarain

Reseda High School hopes everyone at the

Drama Festivalwill have

a delightful day!

Nordhoff HSsalutes the


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CDJ60 F3 1 F5 3CQL60 F3 2 F10 8CXN60 F3 3 F3 7CYH60 F3 4 F10 2CWC60 F3 5 F9 4CLS60 F3 6 F4 1CGG60 F3 7 F6 3CZT60 F3 8 F8 2


CZB60 F4 1 F5 5CPR60 F4 2 F10 4CMZ60 F4 3 F8 3CQC60 F4 4 F6 7CYF60 F4 5 F9 1CGK60 F4 6 F4 7CXV60 F4 7 F3 3


CGZ60 F5 1 F4 3CHM60 F5 2 F8 4CXP60 F5 3 F6 1CDY60 F5 4 F3 6CYQ60 F5 5 F5 2CRR60 F5 6 F10 5CCH60 F5 7 F9 7

Event 6 ~ Villains

C Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms F3, F4, F5, F6, F8, F9, F10Semi-Finals Rooms F3, F4, F5, F6Finals Room T26


ACS60 G2 1 G3 3ANH60 G2 2 G2 4AQW60 G2 3 G2 2AYL60 G2 5 G3 1AZQ60 G2 6 G3 4AYY60 G2 7 G2 3


ANC60 G3 1 G3 2AHQ60 G3 2 G2 1AGH60 G3 3 G3 6ABX60 G3 4 G3 5ANB60 G3 5 G2 6ASG60 G3 6 G2 7ASH60 G3 7 G2 5


BMC60 F11 1 F13 7BMW60 F11 2 F12 7BYT60 F11 3 F13 6BEV60 F11 4 F11 7BYS60 F11 5 F11 8BPW60 F11 6 F12 3BCP60 F11 7 F11 3BEP60 F11 8 F12 2


BYW60 F12 1 F11 2BKP60 F12 2 F12 5BKT60 F12 3 F13 1BCQ60 F12 4 F12 1BRL60 F12 5 F13 4BHT60 F12 6 F11 1BHF60 F12 7 F11 4


BWT60 F13 1 F11 5BYD60 F13 2 F11 6BVN60 F13 3 F12 6BVX60 F13 4 F13 2BBB60 F13 5 F13 5BTM60 F13 6 F13 3BSR60 F13 7 F12 4

A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms G2, G3Round 3 Rooms G2, G3

B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms F11, F12, F13Semi-Finals Rooms F11, F12, F13Finals Room E12

Event 6 ~ Villains

RULES for Villains

5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust present a Shakespeare play with the villain

as the featured character.Does not have to sympathize with the villain.Must use ONLY Shakespeare’s words.Must be from ONE of Shakespeare’s plays, but

not either of the featured plays.Must NOT be a parody.


CBN60 F6 1 F8 6CEG60 F6 2 F3 1CKQ60 F6 3 F6 4CCV60 F6 4 F3 5CZS60 F6 5 F4 6CVW60 F6 6 F9 3CGM60 F6 7 F10 7CBR60 F6 8 F5 1


CWD60 F8 1 F4 1CNV60 F8 2 F5 7CHC60 F8 3 F9 2CXC60 F8 4 F8 7CTR60 F8 5 F10 6CNN60 F8 6 F3 2CHS60 F8 7 F6 5


CRS60 F9 1 F4 5CDC60 F9 2 F9 5CFW60 F9 3 F6 2CXX60 F9 4 F3 8CHD60 F9 5 F10 3CRV60 F9 6 F5 4CMB60 F9 7 F8 1


CCD60 F10 1 F9 6CBA60 F10 2 F8 5CWQ60 F10 3 F6 6CVL60 F10 4 F4 4CVP60 F10 5 F3 4CVM60 F10 6 F5 6CVA60 F10 7 F10 1

RULES for Villains

5 minute limit; 2–4 participantsMust present a Shakespeare play with the villain

as the featured character.Does not have to sympathize with the villain.Must use ONLY Shakespeare’s words.Must be from ONE of Shakespeare’s plays, but

not either of the featured plays.Must NOT be a parody.

Rio Norte MSReady to perform!

Calabasas High wishes you “Joy, gentle friends!”at the Shakespeare Festival

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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”

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

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 MAY 1, 2015

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.

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

DTASC and LOMELI SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2015

USE ONLY THE APPLICATION FORMS ENDING WITH rev 9-14.pdf

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C Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms Odin’s Hall, Large Gym, Small Gym, E10, T2, T26Semi-Finals Rooms Odin’s Hall, Large Gym, Small Gym, E10Finals Room Odin’s Hall


CLS70 Odin 1 T26 5CWC70 Odin 2 Odin 4CZB70 Odin 3 T2 1CGM70 Odin 4 SmGym 2CWQ70 Odin 5 LgGym 4CYQ70 Odin 6 E10 4


CDY70 LgGym 1 T26 4CDC70 LgGym 2 SmGym 5CCH70 LgGym 3 T2 4CRR70 LgGym 4 Odin 5CXP70 LgGym 5 E10 6CHM70 LgGym 6 LgGym 1


CST70 SmGym 1 E10 2CDJ70 SmGym 2 Odin 6CVL70 SmGym 3 T26 1CRV70 SmGym 4 LgGym 6CGK70 SmGym 5 T2 6CRS70 SmGym 6 SmGym 3


CVM70 T2 1 T26 2CXC70 T2 2 Odin 1CZF70 T2 3 SmGym 4CFW70 T2 4 LgGym 3CBH70 T2 5 T2 3CHS70 T2 6 E10 1


CBA70 T26 1 E10 5CXX70 T26 2 T26 3CCD70 T26 3 Odin 3CEG70 T26 4 LgGym 5CQL70 T26 5 T2 2CGG70 T26 6 SmGym 6


CVW70 E10 1 E10 3CVA70 E10 2 T26 6CXV70 E10 3 T2 5CCV70 E10 4 SmGym 1CZT70 E10 5 Odin 2CKQ70 E10 6 LgGym 2

Event 7 ~ The Play’s the Thing


BCP70 T5 1 T28 2BKP70 T5 2 T5 4BYT70 T5 3 T6 4BLZ70 T5 4 T28 5BWT70 T5 5 T29 4


BHF70 T6 1 T29 2BMC70 T6 2 T6 2BYS70 T6 3 T5 3BBB70 T6 4 T6 1BCQ70 T6 5 T28 4


BYW70 T28 1 T5 5BVN70 T28 2 T29 1BKT70 T28 3 T28 3BEP70 T28 4 T5 1BHT70 T28 5 T6 3

Section D Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room Order

BMW70 T29 1 T5 2BSR70 T29 2 T29 3BEV70 T29 3 T6 5BHA70 T29 4 T28 1

A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 M1, M2, E5, D9Round 3 Rooms M1, M2, E5, D9

B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms T5, T28, T29, T6Semi-Finals Rooms T5, T28, T29, T6Finals Room Small Gym

Event 7 ~ The Play’s the Thing


ASG70 D9 1 M2 1AQW70 D9 2 E5 3ASH70 D9 3 D9 2AKW70 D9 4 M1 3)


ABX70 E5 1 E5 2AVR70 E5 2 D9 2AZQ70 E5 3 M2 2ANC70 E5 4 M1 4


AGH70 M1 1 E5 1AHQ70 M1 2 M2 3ANH70 M1 3 M1 2AEC70 M1 4 D9 3


AYL70 M2 1 E5 4AZC70 M2 2 M1 1AYY70 M2 3 D9 1ACS70 M2 4 M2 4

RULES for The Play’s the Thing:

8 minute limit3–10 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays, but

not either of the featured plays.Must be a straight scene, taken from ONE

scene as Shakespeare created it. RULES for The Play’s the Thing:

8 minute limit3–10 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays, but

not either of the featured plays.Must be a straight scene, taken from ONE

scene as Shakespeare created it. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School:

We have a dream, and we’re at DTASC because of it!

L VHS DRAM A

Minimally fracture your leg,and maximally enjoy

your acting endeavors!

Love, Madame V

“Congratulations to

CHAMPS Charter High

School of the Arts.

We’re proud of you!”

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

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Synopsis of Featured Shakespeare Play

A man named King Lear, the monarch of ancient Britain, is stepping down from his throne and wants to split his power and give it to his three daughters: Cordelia (the youngest and his favorite of the three), Regan, and Goneril. He plans to give the biggest part of his kingdom to the one who shows him the most love, positive that Cordelia would earn it. But Regan and Goneril act sweet for their greedy reasons to get the kingdom, while Cordelia refuses to fight over her father’s realm, making her father mad. She states that she loves him like a daughter should love her own father. King Lear then refuses to acknowledge her because of her statement. When his friend the Earl of Kent tries to explain to King Lear Cordelia’s reasoning, he is exiled out of the kingdom.

The King of France marries Cordelia after hearing her honest reply to King Lear. Kent secretly remains hidden in the kingdom to protect his close friend King Lear from his two elder daughters. He stays as close to King Lear as he possibly can.

King Lear finally gives his power to both of his daughters. When King Lear and a few loyal companions, including the disguised Kent, try to live with Goneril, she treats her father like an elderly man while he’s on her property. King Lear then tries to live with his other daughter, Regan, sending Kent with a letter in advance to let her know of his arrival. He arrives to learn that Kent is being kept in the stocks. The two sisters plan to murder the king. Gloucester, who learns of their plan, immediately heads out to warn Kent and King Lear. Gloucester’s illegitimate son, Edmund, wants his father’s lands and title. The lies he tells make Gloucester say he will kill Edgar, his legitimate son. Edgar disguises himself as a crazy man called “Poor Tom” and escapes.

Regan’s husband gashes out Gloucester’s eyes and fatally injures a servant who tries to help him. Cordelia rushes to Lear with an army to fight against her two sisters. Cordelia is defeated and then sentenced to death by Edmund. Both evil sisters fall in love with Edmund. Goneril poisons Regan to get rid of her rival, then kills herself when she learns that Edmund has been fatally wounded by Edgar, Gloucester’s long lost son. With Edmund’s last few words,

he atones for his sins. The cancellation for Cordelia’s execution comes too late and she is hanged. King Lear is overcome with grief and dies atop his

daughter Cordelia. —Vivian Huynh, Dana Middle School, Hawthorne

Synopsis of Featured Shakespeare Play

The Merry Wives of WindsorFalstaff (a con man) tries to deceive two rich women into liking

him, so later he can blackmail them and get their money. When the two women find out about his plan they decide to have some fun and go along with the plan.

One of the women, Mistress Page, has a daughter, Anne, who is now old enough to get married. Mistress Page wants her to get married to Doctor Caius, Anne’s father wants her to marry Master Slender, while Anne is in love with Master Fenton.

Mistress Ford’s (the other wife) husband, Mr. Ford, finds out about Falstaff ’s plan and gets jealous. He makes an alias name for himself, “Mr. Brooke,” and talks to Falstaff. “Mr. Brooke” decides to sneak up on them, but when he does, the two women hide Falstaff in a dirty laundry basket as a joke. The next time when Mr. Ford tried to sneak up on them, the women disguised Falstaff as Mistress Ford’s maid, whom Mr. Ford detests. Instead of catching the wife, he kicks the maid (i.e., Falstaff ) out of the house.

Later, the women tell their husbands the tricks they had been playing and decide to do one more. They tell Falstaff to dress up as Herne the Hunter (a ghost) and meet them at Windsor Park. They dress other people in the town to be fairies. Mistress Page tells Anne to dress up in a green gown during the party, so that Doctor Caius and she can get married. Mr. Page and Slender say the same except with a white gown. Anne tells Fenton about this and they decide to find a way to get married. At the “surprise” party, Falstaff comes in as Herne the Hunter and the “fairies” immediately attack him.

Fenton, Caius and Slender take their “Anne’s” while the others reveal their true identities. Later, Slender comes back and tells everyone that it was not Anne he took with him, but only a young boy. Caius says the same thing, only he married the boy. Fenton and Anne tell Mr. and Mrs. Page that they have been married and love each other very much. In the end, everyone walks back to the town happy, even Falstaff.

—Hannah Boone, Dana Middle School, Hawthorne

Goneril

CordeliaLear

Eagle Rock Jr/Sr High hopes everyone at the Shakespeare Festival has an outstanding day!

ODLHA (especially Mrs. Church) is proud of its very first Drama Team making their debut at this year’s Shakespeare Festival. The entire Boxer family is rooting for you. Break legs & have fun. Win or lose -‐ stand tall, be proud, and soak in the experience.

Break a leg, Boxers!

QUARTER PAGE

ODLHA (especially Mrs. Church) is proud of its very first Drama Team making their debut at this year’s Shakespeare Festival. The entire Boxer family is rooting for you. Break legs & have fun. Win or lose -‐ stand tall, be proud, and soak in the experience.

BREAK A LEG, BOXERS!

North Hollywood High: Laugh a little,

cry a little, and have a great day!

Falstaff

Mistress Page

Gloucester

King Lear

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C Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms E3, E4, S5, T25, T27Semi-Finals Rooms E3, E4, S5, T27Finals Room E10


CXP80 E3 1 S5 7CXN80 E3 2 E4 6CRV80 E3 3 T25 4CWC80 E3 4 T27 1CHM80 E3 5 S5 4CFW80 E3 6 E3 3CWQ80 E3 7 E3 1


CWD80 E4 1 T25 5CDC80 E4 2 T25 2CXX80 E4 3 T27 3CVW80 E4 4 E3 7CMZ80 E4 5 E4 4CXV80 E4 6 S5 3

Event 8 ~ Group Serious ~ ‘King Lear’


CBA80 S5 1 E3 7CVP80 S5 2 E4 1CTR80 S5 3 S5 2CBH80 S5 4 T27 6CGG80 S5 5 T25 6CGK80 S5 6 E3 4CXC80 S5 7 T27 4


CYQ80 T25 1 T27 5CCH80 T25 2 S5 6CQL80 T25 3 E3 2CVA80 T25 4 S5 5CLS80 T25 5 T25 3CRS80 T25 6 E4 2


CST80 T27 1 T27 2CRR80 T27 2 S5 1CKQ80 T27 3 E3 6CCV80 T27 4 T25 1CVM80 T27 5 E4 5CVL80 T27 6 T27 5CZB80 T27 7 E4 3


AGH80 226 1 G1 3AYL80 226 2 226 1AYY80 226 3 226 5AZC80 226 4 G1 2AQW80 226 5 G1 5


ANB80 G1 1 226 2ANC80 G1 2 226 4ASG80 G1 3 G1 4ASH80 G1 4 G1 1ACS80 G1 5 226 3

A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms 226, G1Round 3 Rooms 226, G1


BVN80 E12 1 E13 6BYS80 E12 2 E12 3BMC80 E12 3 E12 1BSR80 E12 4 E12 4BWT80 E12 5 E12 5BKT80 E12 6 E13 5BCQ80 E12 7 E13 7


BYD80 E13 1 E12 6BCP80 E13 2 E13 2BKP80 E13 3 E12 7BYT80 E13 4 E13 4BMW80 E13 5 E13 3BBZ80 E13 6 E13 1BHF80 E13 7 E12 2

Event 8 ~ Group Serious ~ ‘King Lear’B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms E12, E13Semi-Finals Rooms E12, E13Finals Room D9

DANA Middle School San PedroSTEER A STRAIGHT COURSE

RULES for Group Serious “King Lear”:

8 minute limit3–6 participantsMust be from King Lear.Must be a scene of dramatic intent—no

parodies.NOTE: A synopsis of the play is on page 20.

HArtsbringing the Arts to life

Citrus Hill High SchoolTheatre Department

Break a leg at DTASC!! RULES for Group Serious “King Lear”:

8 minute limit3–6 participantsMust be from King Lear.Must be a scene of dramatic intent—no

parodies.NOTE: A synopsis of the play is on page 20.

Mira Costa HS“Break a Leg!”

determined to be part of DTASC

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C Division Rounds 1 & 2 Rooms E9, E11, T22, T23, T24Semi-Finals Rooms E9, E11, T22, T24Finals Room T28


CVA90 E11 1 T24 3CGK90 E11 2 E11 6CDY90 E11 3 T23 6CGM90 E11 4 T22 5CXP90 E11 5 E9 2CNN90 E11 6 T23 3


CNV90 E9 1 E9 1CFW90 E9 2 T22 1CVM90 E9 3 E11 3CHD90 E9 4 T23 5CBG90 E9 5 T24 1CZB90 E9 6 E11 5


CBA90 T22 1 E11 2CDJ90 T22 2 T22 2CVW90 T22 3 T23 1CVL90 T22 4 T24 5CXV90 T22 5 E9 3CGG90 T22 6 E9 4


CXX90 T23 1 T22 6CTR90 T23 2 E9 5CQL90 T23 3 E11 1CRR90 T23 4 T22 3CWC90 T23 5 T23 4CRS90 T23 6 T24 4


CXN90 T24 1 E11 4CDC90 T24 2 T24 2CHM90 T24 3 T23 2CWQ90 T24 4 E9 6CLS90 T24 5 T22 4

Event 9 ~ Group ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’A DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms E6, E7Round 3 Rooms E6, E7

B DivisionRounds 1 & 2 Rooms D11, D13, D16Semi-Finals Rooms D11, D13, D16Finals Room T2


AQW90 E6 1 E6 4ANH90 E6 2 E7 3AYL90 E6 3 E7 1ACS90 E6 4 E6 7ABT90 E6 5 E6 1ANB90 E6 6 E7 4ASH90 E6 7 E6 5


AYY90 E7 1 E6 6ANC90 E7 2 E6 3AGH90 E7 3 E7 2AHQ90 E7 4 E7 5ASG90 E7 5 E6 2AZC90 E7 6 E7 6ABX90 E7 7 E7 7


BPL90 D11 1 D13 5BYT90 D11 2 D16 2BVN90 D11 3 D11 5BWT90 D11 4 D13 2BCP90 D11 5 D11 6BEP90 D11 6 D16 4


BMC90 D13 1 D16 5BKP90 D13 2 D11 1BHF90 D13 3 D11 2BSR90 D13 4 D16 1BCQ90 D13 5 D13 3


BMW90 D16 1 D13 4BKT90 D16 2 D16 5BYS90 D16 3 D11 3BRB90 D16 4 D13 1BHT90 D16 5 D11 4

Event 9 ~ Group ‘Merry Wives of Windsor’

RULES for Group Comedy “Merry Wives of Windsor”:

8 minute limit3–6 participantsMust be from Merry Wives of Windsor.Must be a scene that displays humor.NOTE: A synopsis of the play is on page 21.

RULES for Group Comedy “Merry Wives of Windsor”:

8 minute limit3–6 participantsMust be from Merry Wives of Windsor.Must be a scene that displays humor.NOTE: A synopsis of the play is on page 21.

Marymount Highsaluteth the


Irvine High Schoolready for the Bardready for DTASC

Good People Before Good Actors…

You make us proud as both.

Break a Leg Today!!!







Excelsior!

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Palos Verdes Peninsula HighWishes Everyone at DTASC“Fair thoughts and happy hours

attend on you”

Bears love drama!

Temecula Valley High School

Los A

ngeles

School of Global Studies

Los Angeles County High School for the Arts

where the electricity of the creative arts and the energy of academic learning

come together

Westchester believes

arts education is essential to life!

Good luck, Hunters, on your first Shakespeare Festival!

Bisous … Stanley

Rancho Verde HS

Go Mustangs!

RC VAPA #9 sends wishes to all of the DTASC Participants:

“Break-many-a-legs at the

DTASC 2015 Shakespeare Festival!”A TIme to Celebrate...

Dodson studentslove to perform

at DTASC Festivalsand wish everyone

a dramatic and happy day !

T he Archer School

for GirlsAiming highDelighting

in drama

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DTASC Shakespeare Festival 2015participants: 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]

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 19th annual CA Youth in Theatre Day

(CYIT) in Sacramento, March 2016, 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 2016 will be advertised on the web by September 2015.Gai Jones, Founder of CYIT

Vikes at DTASC

May everyone have an

adventurous day

Santa Monica High School

Carlsbad High School presents

May 1, 2, 7, 8, 9

Carson High School

Break a Leg!Love,

Mrs. Barryte

Millikan Middle School takes joy in participating

in the DTASC Shakespeare Festival

“Bring it on!”“Break a leg!”

We’re VIP and also

Very Dramatic at the


Los AngelesHigh Schoolof the Arts

DRAMA ROCKS

Highland High Schoolsalutes the


Be notafraid ofgreatness.

Someare born Great,

Some achieve greatness, And some

have greatnessthrust upon

them.

Hillview wishes that all participants

realize their own greatness at DTASC’s

Shakespeare Festival 2015.

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And the Division

Winners Are: A BAnd theDivision

Winners Are: Event 0: Sets/Lights/GraphicsFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 1: Court CostumesFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 2: Character CostumesFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 3: Audition PieceFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 4: Women in DisguiseFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 0: Sets/Lights/GraphicsFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________





Event 5 : All in a Day’s WorkFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 6: VillainsFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 7: The Play’s the ThingFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 8: Group Serious ‘King Lear’Fifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 9: Group ‘Merry Wives of WindFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

SweepstakesFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Sportsmanship ____________________

sor’







Sportsmanship ____________________

sor’

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And the Division

Winners Are: CEvent 0: Sets/Lights/GraphicsFifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________











Sportsmanship ____________________

sor’

Tremendous courage and determination

“Now’s the day and now’s the hour”—Robert Burns

Hawthorne High School and Mrs. Church are proud of the

Drama Team performing at this year’s DTASC Shakespeare Festival.

The entire Cougar family is rooting for you. Break legs and

have fun. Win or lose - stand tall, be proud, and soak in the experience.

B R E A K A L E G ,C O U G A R S !

Fullerton Union High Schoolsaluteth the


What we are to be we are now becoming.

Grant High School

WILSON HS

Standing

Proud,

Ready for a

Challenge

and Glad

to be at

DTASC!

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