Theater
Immaculate puts on two theater productions each school year that are nothing short of amazing for a school of its size. The evidence is seen in the great reviews, award nominations and award wins these productions have accrued.
While the goals of producing a great show and helping student hone their artistic talents and skills are obvious, the true value of participating in theater arts goes much deeper and has broader life impacts.
The part of the show that everyone sees is the end result: the acting, the dancing, the costumes, the lighting, etc. The unseen part is what truly makes a great production: commitment, discipline, respect, community, passion and work ethic. These are life skills that will transfer into all areas of their life, as well as their future successes.
The Fall Drama Program gives students the opportunities to learn about theater and participate in the production of a play (non-musical). Students will learn different skills that interest them in theater including acting, directing, and stage management. Students discover and apply skills that reach far beyond the stage: public speaking; creativity and problem-solving skills; team building and supporting each participant.Michelle Baird, Fall Drama Producer and English Teacher
Fall Drama
The fall drama production is often, but not exclusively, a Shakespeare play, set in a particular time period or theme. Typically, this show is performed three times, once per night, typically in mid-November. Information coming soon.
Spring Musical
The spring musical is truly a community endeavor, involving students, faculty and parents in all aspects of bringing the show to life. This includes: acting, singing, dancing, set design and construction, costume design, make-up, marketing, lighting and sound, stage management and props. This musical typically takes place in early May. To find out more about the spring musical click the button below.