Student Life
Fine Arts

Theater

Participating in theatre provides learning experiences that increase self-confidence and self-esteem.
The theatre program at Goodpasture allows students to learn about and experience everything that goes into stage productions through a variety of curricula. These courses ensure that high school students have options available to fulfill Fine Arts credit requirements and include Theatre I-IV, and Technical Theatre.

Our annual theatre productions include a fall play with auditions open for high school students and a spring musical with auditions open to all ages. Audiences are delighted with Broadway-style performances.

In addition, elementary students have the opportunity to appear on stage through grade-level plays, Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and kindergarten graduation.

Theater Course Descriptions

List of 3 items.

  • Theatre I

    Theatre I is an introductory theater class that covers the history of theatre, improvisation, the GOTE acting method, and monologue and duet performances.

  • Theatre II

    Theatre II introduces students to different acting techniques and offers unique opportunities to display those skills. Past projects have included murder mystery shows, shorts festivals, and lip dub videos.

  • Technical Theatre

    Technical Theatre is a hands-on class for juniors and seniors. Students gain an understanding of the elements of design and how they are applied in sets, lights, costumes, and makeup. In addition to in-class projects, students spend class time designing, building, and painting sets for our school productions.

Past productions include:


Into the Woods

Cinderella | Matilda

The Sound of Music

Frozen Jr.

The Addams Family

Charlie & the Chocolate Factory

Schoolhouse Rock Live! Jr.

Beauty & the Beast

Oklahoma | Annie Jr.
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