Jurupa Ave

Judges

Judge Parking

Coaches & Bus Parking

Quad

Tabulations

T-Shirts

Registration

MPR

F110

A154 Gym

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C108

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G121G130

Room Chairs

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Share SheetsRules

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Henry J. Kaiser High School, Fontana, CA

H114

First Aid

Host PersonnelAlmond Ave

Teachers LoungeB107

Judges

Chavez ...................................................Ed BelakClifton MS ...................................Randy MedinaDodson MS .......................Lindsey Hamby-RealDorothy McElhinney MS ..... Maureen ChenardEncore - Hesperia ................... Michael NevarezHillside MS ......................................Bari CarrelliHillview MS ...................................... Jane SmithManhattan Beach MS ....................... David Levy

Participating Schools and Coaches Millikan MS ...................................Russell DeanParras MS ..................................Valerie PomellaSOCES ..............................................Carol PotterSolvang ...................................Robert FairbanksWestchester ....................................Adam BrockWoodrow Wilson .....................Barbara ZatarainThompson MS ..........................Barbara Everett

97th Annual DTASC Shakespeare Festival

Henry J. Kaiser High School • 11155 Almond Ave Fontana, CA 92337 • (909) 357-5900

Schedule 8:00 – 8:30 Registration — Front of school inside the gate 8:45 – 9:00 Opening Assembly — Quad

(Room Chairs report to Teachers’ Lounge on arrival) 9:00 – 10:30 Round 1 10:45 – 12:15 Round 2 12:15 – 1:30 Lunch — Quad 1:30 Announce Room Assignments for Round 3 — Quad 1:45 – 3:00 Round 3 3:30 – 5:30 Awards Assembly — Gym

EventsTechnical Theatre 0. Sets/Lights/Graphics ......................... 3 1. Court Costumes ................................ 3 2. Character Costumes .......................... 3Acting Categories 3. Audition Piece .................................. 4 4. Shakespeare Uncut ........................... 5 5. Modern Adaptation .......................... 6 6. Shakespeare’s Contemporaries ........ 7 7. Group Drama “Richard III” ................ 8 8. Group Comedy “A Midsummer Night's Dream”” ................................. 9 9. Theme Collage ................................10Synopses of Featured Plays ................. 8, 9

HeadquartersRegistration ........Front of school inside the gateJudges & Hospitality ....................MPR and B107Tabulations .....................................................C110Rules .............................................................. C109Room Chairs ...............................Teachers’ LoungeShare Sheets ............................................ C109Judges’ Luncheon ........................MPR and B107Student Lunches ............................................QuadT-Shirts ............................................................QuadInformation ........................... T-Shirt Table or H114Parent Passes ............................Registration Table;

after Round 1 starts, T-Shirt TableFirst Aid ...........................................................F110Host School Personnel ..................................H114

Kaiser High Schoolis delighted to host the

DTASC Middle School Shakespeare Festivaland says to all participants:

Break a leg!

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Tech Theatre

Rules for Sets/Lights/Graphics8 minute limitMiddle School: 1–6 participantsMust be for one of the featured Shakespeare plays. Design 1 set only, using either set renderings or set

model, with 1/2˝ scale.NO lighting plan for Middle School.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.

Middle SchoolSchool Code Room (Order)

AZC00 GYM 1ABC00 GYM 2AEX00 GYM 3AGH00 GYM 4AXT00 GYM 5AKD00 GYM 6ACS00 GYM 7

Principal........................... Mr. Terry AbernathyAssistant Principal................ Mr. Marco GarciaFacilities Manager ................ Dr. James LoganASB Director ..........................Ms. Megan EcretSpecial Thanks ...........The Drama Mamas and

Papas, Kaiser theatre alumni, Matthew Johnson

DTASC expresses its gratitude to the faculty, staff and students of Henry J. Kaiser High School for their cooperation and valuable services on behalf of the 97th annual Shakespeare Drama Festival.

Program Cover .................. Lafleche Boudreau,California HS

T-Shirt Design .......... Pearl Macias, Dodson MS Program Design & Extra Ads ......Lynn LanningProgram Printing ...............Calabasas Printing

Festival Host ........................Wendi JohnsonJudges .......................................Chuck KuhnTabulations ............................. Lynn LanningRules .....................................Walt McDowellRoom Chairs ...... Paula Hunter, Scott HunterText Liaison .................................Seth Cohen Programs ................................ Lynn LanningJudges’ & Coaches’ Lunches .................. KHSHospitality ............................................. KHSTrophies ................................. Palisades CHSRegistration/Information ........ Lynn LanningT-Shirts Storage ........................Paula WarnerOrganizational Meeting ............... California HSPost Festival Judges ..................Chuck KuhnPublicity ................................................. KHSSecurity .................................................. KHSCampus Cleanup .........................All Schools

AcknowledgementsDTASC Officers

Committee Chairs

President ........................................ Susan EidenExecutive Vice President .................Seth CohenVarsity Div Vice President ...............Chuck KuhnMS-JV Div Vice President .............. Scott HunterRecording Secretary ......................... Bill GarrettTreasurer .......................................Lynn LanningVarsity Div Registrar ....................Marcia Barryte MS-JV Div Registrar .................Barbara ZatarainMembership Secretary .................... Derek HeidAdvocacy .............................................Gai JonesParliamentarian ................................Josh BradyHistorian .....................................Roger GrazianiWeb Manager ..................................Seth CohenSocial Media Liaison................Nicole PedrocheSocial Committee Chair .................. Jane SmithPresident Ex Officio ................... Brian Bozanich

IMPORTANT: ALL Tech entries from both Tech events are to report to the GYM immediately after the opening assembly.

Featured plays are Richard III and A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Event 2—Character CostumesMiddle School

Rules for Character Costumes8 minute limitMiddle School: 1–6 participantsMust be for 1 or 2 characters from one of the featured

Shakespeare plays. Two 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.

DTASC hopes that everyone

has a wonderful time

at the Shakespeare Festival!

Solvang School Vikings

Break A Leg!!!

Event 0—Sets/Lights/Graphics

School Code Room (Order)

AXM25 GYM 1ANC20 GYM 2AZC20 GYM 3AXM20 GYM 4

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Millikan Middle Schooltakes joy in participating in the

DTASC Shakespeare Drama Festival

“Break a leg!”

Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAGH35 C115 1 C126 10ARQ30 C115 2 C126 7AEX35 C115 3 C115 8AZC30 C115 4 C126 1AXT30 C115 5 C126 9AKW35 C115 6 C115 5AXM30 C115 7 C115 10ASG30 C115 8 C126 4AYY35 C115 9 C115 4ABC30 C115 10 C115 2

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Rooms C115, C126Round 3 Rooms C115, C126

Event 3 – Audition Monologues

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAGH30 C126 1 C115 6ASG35 C126 2 C115 11AXT35 C126 3 C115 7ABA30 C126 4 C115 1AKD30 C126 5 C126 3AEX30 C126 6 C126 8AKW30 C126 7 C126 6ANC30 C126 8 C115 9AXM35 C126 9 C126 2ARQ35 C126 10 C115 3AYY30 C126 11 C126 5

RULES for Audition Monologues:2 contrasting monologues from any of Shakespeare’s plays, including the featured plays5 minute total limitA capella singing is permitted in one of the monologues.No more than two (2) chairs may be used.

Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAKW40 C116 1 C116 4ACQ40 C116 2 C201 4AZC40 C116 3 C116 1ASG40 C116 4 C201 1AXM40 C116 5 C116 3ARQ40 C116 6 C201 3

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAXT40 C201 1 C201 6AKD40 C201 2 C116 5AGH40 C201 3 C201 5ABC40 C201 4 C116 6AYY40 C201 5 C201 2AEX40 C201 6 C116 2

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Rooms C116, C201Round 3 Rooms C116, C201

Event 4—Shakespeare Uncut

Rules for Shakespeare Uncut:5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be from one of Shakespeare’s plays,

but not either of the featured plays. Must be a straight scene. REMINDER: Rule 3 (E2-1) says “No scene

that makes a parody of or is offensive to alternative lifestyles, religions, sexual orientation, or culture is allowed.”

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

Speak the speech, I pray you,

as I pronounced it to you, trippingly

on the tongue.Hamlet, Act III, Scene 2

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Westchester

Secondary

Charter School

students

are happy

to be at the

Drama Festival

“Break a leg!”

Dodson studentslove to perform

at DTASC Festivalsand wish everyone

a dramatic and happy day !

Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAZC50 F114 1 F117 5ABC50 F114 2 F117 3AEX50 F114 3 F114 1ACQ50 F114 4 F114 3AGH50 F114 5 F117 1

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderARQ50 F117 1 F117 4AKW50 F117 2 F114 2ASG50 F117 3 F114 5AXM50 F117 4 F117 4AYY50 F117 5 F114 2

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Rooms F114 , F117Round 3 Rooms F114 , F117

Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderACQ60 F125 1 F125 6AZC60 F125 2 F125 5AGH60 F125 3 F125 2AKD60 F125 4 F125 4AKW60 F125 5 F125 1AXM60 F125 6 F125 3

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Room F125Round 3 Room F125

Event 5—Modern Adaptation

Rules for Modern Adaptation:5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be a script for a stage play, not a movie

or TV script.Must not use either of the featured plays.Singing is not permitted.

Rules for Shakespeare’s Contemporaries:5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be from one play written during

Shakespeare’s lifetime by someone other than Shakespeare.

May be performed in its original language. If it is performed in translation, must use a published translation.

Event 6—Shakespeare’s Contemporaries

There’s no business Like Show Business…

ENCORE HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

The Thompson

SchoolHappy to be at our first

DTASC Festival!Break a leg, everyone!

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Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderACS70 D118 1 D118 5ASG70 D118 2 F116 6ANC70 D118 3 D118 6AZC70 D118 4 D118 2AXT70 D118 5 D118 3AGH70 D118 6 F116 3ACQ70 D118 7 F116 4

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Rooms D118, F116Round 3 Rooms D118, F116

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAKW70 F116 1 F116 5AXM70 F116 2 D118 7AYY70 F116 3 F116 2ARQ70 F116 4 D118 1AKD70 F116 5 D118 4ABC70 F116 6 F116 1

Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAGH80 D119 1 D119 2ACS80 D119 2 E114 5AKW80 D119 3 D119 6ABC80 D119 4 E114 2AXM80 D119 5 D119 4ANC80 D119 6 D119 1AXT80 D119 7 E114 4

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Rooms D119, E114Round 3 Rooms D119, E114

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAEX50 E114 1 E114 6ABA80 E114 2 D119 5ACQ80 E114 3 E114 3AYY80 E114 4 D119 7AZC80 E114 5 E114 1ARQ80 E114 6 D119 3

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Synopsis of Featured Shakespeare Play

A Midsummer Night’s DreamThis is one of the great comedy plays by William Shakespeare, about the adventures

of four young lovers, a group of amateur actors and their interactions with the fairies who inhabit a moonlit forest.

The story takes place mostly on Midsummer Night and is a complex farce featuring Hermia & Lysander and Helena & Demetrius. Their romantic intrigues are confused and become more complicated when they enter the forest of Oberon, King of the Fairies and his Queen, Titania.

Puck (or Robin Goodfellow) is a major character who is full of mischief and tricks. Other visitors to the enchanted forest include Bottom the weaver and his friends Snug, Snout, Quince and Flute, the amateur dramatists who want to rehearse their terrible but hilarious version of the play Pyramus and Thisbe, which they plan to perform at the wedding of Theseus, Duke of Athens, to Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons.

http://www.bardstage.org/summary-of-midsummer-nights-dream-and-characters.htm

Synopsis of Featured Shakespeare Play

Richard IIIAfter a long war between the royal family York and the royal family Lancaster, York

ends up winning. For winning the war, Edward IV rules England for a period of peace. The period of peace is soon ruined when Richard, Edward’s younger brother, plots the destruction of the king. Richard uses violence, deception and manipulation.

Richard tricks Lady Anne into marrying him. To get rid of his competition, he has his brother Clarence killed, but blames King Edward for the death. Edward becomes depressed and dies.

Richard is soon given the power of England. It is in his charge, but that is still not enough for him. He continues to deceive and kill people. After he rules for a while, the people are scared of Richard and want a new king. They want the Earl of Richmond, a Lancaster descendant, to take the place of King Edward. Back at the castle, Richard has his wife Queen Anne murdered so he can marry young Elizabeth, Edward’s daughter, to secure his place in the kingdom.

Meanwhile, the Duke of Richmond is getting ready to battle Richard. The night before the battle, Richard has a nightmare where all the ghosts of the people he killed haunt him and tell him he will die. The next day Richard dies in battle and the Earl of Richmond is crowned king.

—Amanda Alcala, Dodson Middle School

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Clifton Middle School:Good, better, best, Never let it rest, Until the good is better, And the better is best!

Manhattan Beach

Middle Schoolcreating the

waves of the future

with dramatic performances

at the DTASC

Shakespeare Festival

Middle SchoolRounds 1 & 2 Rooms G121, G130Round 3 Rooms G121, G130

Event 9—Theme Collage

RULES for THEME COLLAGE:8 minute limit3–10 participantsMust be from any 3 or more of

Shakespeare’s plays, not including the featured plays.

A single theme must unite all plays.The theme and the names of all plays must

be stated in the intro.All lines must be from those plays.Scenes may be separate or combined at the

director’s discretion.

Chavez Students: Dedicated to Learning, Dedicated to Performing

2017!

Section A Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderACQ90 G121 1 G121 6AKW90 G121 2 G130 3AZC90 G121 3 G130 4ABC90 G121 4 G121 4ASG90 G121 5 G130 6ACS90 G121 6 G121 2

Section B Round 1 Round 2School Code Room Order Room OrderAXM90 G130 1 G121 5AGH90 G130 2 G130 5AYY90 G130 3 G121 3ANC90 G130 4 G130 1ARQ90 G130 5 G121 1AEX90 G130 6 G130 2

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May the Bard be with

you!

MSWinners

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 MonologuesFifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Event 4: Shakespeare UncutFifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Event 5 : Modern AdaptationsFifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Event 6: Shakespeare’s ContemporariesFifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Event 7: Tragedy ‘Richard III’Fifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Event 8: Comedy ‘Midsummer’Fifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Event 9: Theme CollageFifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

SweepstakesFifth ______________________________Fourth _____________________________Third ______________________________Second ____________________________First _______________________________

Spirit Award ______________________

DTASC Shakespeare Festival 2017participants: Congratulations on your commitment to the arts

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

21st annual CA Youth in Theatre Day (CYIT) in Sacramento, March 2018,

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 2018 will be advertised on the web by September 2017.

Gai Jones, Founder of CYIT

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 @the8turwoman@aol.com

For info, contact Anthony Robinson @ anthony.j.robinson@gmail.com