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Agoura HS..............................Elizabeth BraslerAlhambra HS .............................Emily CoalsonArcadia HS .................................... Steven VolpeArlington HS ....................................Elena VillaArroyo Valley H.S. ..............James WaterhouseBirmingham HS ......................Amanda SwannCalabasas HS ...................................Bill GarrettCalifornia HS .................................Susan EidenCarlsbad HS ...................................Monica HallCathedral City HS ................. Michael ThelenCharter Oak HS .......................Roger GrazianiChatsworth HS ...................... Walt McDowellCitrus Hill HS ...........................Cynthia SmithCleveland HS ..................... Bennett BerkowitzColony HS .........................................Arik BolesEastside HS ............................... David NegaardEl Camino Real HS .........................Sue FreitagEl Dorado HS ........................Kathleen SwitzerEl Segundo HS ......................Jennifer HedayatEncore HS for the

Performing Arts ..............William HairstonFlintridge Sacred Heart

Academy ............................Mark BommaritoGolden Valley HS ......................... Janie PruchaGrant HS ..........................................Sonya ColeHesperia HS ................................. Paula HunterHollywood HS ............................... Bill GoldynJohn Burroughs HS .........................Guy MyersJurupa Valley HS ............. Elizabeth McCarleyL.A. County School of the Arts Lois HunterMark Keppel HS .......................... Page PhillipsMarymount HS ...........................Chris Schulte

Participating Schools and CoachesMontclair HS .................................... Amy GarisMountain View HS .............. Michael DesparsNarbonne HS .......................... Jennifer InfanteNorte Vista HS .............................. Nancy MakiNotre Dame Academy ..................Carla WynnOaks Christian HS .....Rosalind Allen-EncisoPalisades Charter HS ................. Lisa MorfordPalos Verdes Peninsula HS .................... CohenPaso Robles HS ............................ John LambieRancho Cucamonga HS .............Chuck KuhnReseda HS ................................. Donald MooreRubidoux HS ............................. Charles BaughSanta Fe HS ...............................Alison JohnsonSherman Oaks CES .................. John BeckmanSilverado HS .................................Emily ScheerSimi Valley HS ............................ Sharon CraneSt. Joseph HS - Lakewood ......Brian BozanichSt. Lucy’s Priory HS ................ Kim O’RourkeSummit HS ........................ Forest BlackwelderSylmar HS ...........................................Carl HoyeTaft HS ........................................ Juliana OlinkaUniversity HS - Irvine .................Darryl HovisUniversity HS - LA ....................Lacey StanleyUpland HS ................................ Christine KolbValencia HS - Placentia ............ Grace StantonValencia HS - Valencia ......... Stephen WhelanVictor Valley HS ..................... Jennifer NoceraWalnut HS ......................................Joanne KarrWest Covina HS............... Kimberly BattersbyWildwood School ................. Stephanie DarbyWilliam S. Hart HS .......... Brent ChristiansenWindward School .............. Tara Redepenning

Calabasas High School Home of the Coyotes

welcomes all participants to the Fall Drama Festival

Drama Teachers Association of Southern California presents the

67th AnnualFall Drama Festival

October 25, 2008

Calabasas High School • 22855 West Mulholland Hwy Calabasas, CA 91302 • 818-222-7177

Schedule 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Registration — Front of School 8:45 a.m. Opening Assembly — Gym 9:00 a.m. Round 1 10:30 a.m. Round 2 11:45 a.m. Lunch 12:45 p.m. Announce Semi-Finals — Lower Quad 1:15 p.m. Semi-Final Round 2:45 p.m. Final Assembly — Lower Quad 3:15 p.m. Finals Round 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Awards Assembly — Gym

Events 1. Technical Theatre ........................Page 3

• Sets/Lights • Costume/Makeup • Graphics/Publicity

2. Audition Monologue .................Page 4 3. Greek Comedy or Tragedy .......Page 6 4. 2–4 Person Serious .....................Page 7 5. Plays by Women ..........................Page 8 6. Open Musical .............................Page 9 7. Group Drama ........................... Page 10 8. Group Comedy ........................ Page 11

HeadquartersRegistration ............................Front of SchoolJudges .......................................................LibraryTabulations ........................................ Room L5Rules .....................................................Room S1Room Chairs ........................................ TheatreJudges’ Luncheon .................................LibraryStudent Lunches ..........Outside Lunch AreaT-Shirts ........................................ Lower QuadInformation/First Aid ............ Front of GymHost School Personnel ............Faculty Lunch Room

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Event 1 ~ Tech TheatreSets & Lights: S4Costumes & Make-Up: S5Graphics & Publicity: S6

Sets & Lights

School Code Room (Order)

YY 10 S4 (1)H 10 S4 (2)S 10 S4 (3)Z 10 S4 (4)A 10 S4 (5)W 10 S4 (6)G 10 S4 (7)AB 10 S4 (8)XY 10 S4 (9)QR 10 S4 (10)V 10 S4 (11)HH 10 S4 (12)AA 10 S4 (13)WW 10 S4 (14)N 10 S4 (15)F 10 S4 (16)WG 10 S4 (17)

Tech Theatre: No specific designated play; the theme is PlayS Of TeNNeSSee WilliamS.

Highlighted Rules for SeTS & ligHTS8 minute limit1–4 participantsDesign 3 scenes only, using

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

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

Concept Paper and other required information.

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


Costumes & MakeupSchool Code Room (Order)

ZA 100 S5 (1)ZZ 100 S5 (2)A 100 S5 (3)RH 100 S5 (4)G 100 S5 (5)T 100 S5 (6)DF 100 S5 (7)D 100 S5 (8)AA 100 S5 (9)YZ 100 S5 (10)QR 100 S5 (11)FF 100 S5 (12)YY 100 S5 (13)TG 100 S5 (14)V 100 S5 (15)AB 100 S5 (16)XY 100 S5 (17)F 100 S5 (18)W 100 S5 (19)WW 100 S5 (20)

School Code Room (Order)

TG 1000 S6 (1)Z 1000 S6 (2)G 1000 S6 (3)W 1000 S6 (4)V 1000 S6 (5)QR 1000 S6 (6)A 1000 S6 (7)WW 1000 S6 (8)F 1000 S6 (9)YY 1000 S6 (10)AB 1000 S6 (11)XY 1000 S6 (12)AA 1000 S6 (13)

Graphics & Publicity

Highlighted Rules for gRaPHiCS & PubliCiTy8 minute limit1–4 participantsMust include poster, program,

and publicity plan.Must have Notebook with


President .................................... Dave DingmanExecutive Vice President ............... Bill GarrettDivision C Vice President ...... Roger GrazianiDivision A/B Vice President ..... Scott HunterRecording Secretary ........................ Sue FreitagTreasurer .......................................Lynn LanningDivision C Registrar ................Amanda SwannDivision A/B Registrar ................. Susan EidenMembership Secretary .......................Gai JonesParliamentarian .......................Walt McDowellPublicist ....................................Brad KoepenickPresident Ex Officio .................Christine Kolb

Principal ..........................................Ms. C.J. FossAssistant Principal .................Ms. Linda PierceAssistant Principal ........................Mr. Joe Skaff Assistant Principal .................. Mr. Eric Anhalt Festival Host .................................... Bill GarrettPlant Manager .......................Mr. Mike LawsonTech Coordinator .....................Mr. Eric Wood Hospitality......Ms. Candi Milo, Ms. Jill FrochRoom Set-Up ......................Mr. Gary Hankins,

Mrs. Corrine DraperFood .................................... Ms. Mari Levenson,

Mrs. Laurie GrossoParent Coordinator .....................Ms. Jill Froch

DTASC expresses its gratitude to the faculty, staff, and students of Calabasas High School for their cooperation and valuable services on behalf of the 67th annual Fall Drama Festival.

Program Cover ........................Adriana Martin, Dana Middle School

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

Program Printing ..................Imprenta Mexico, Los Angeles, CA 90023

Festival Host .................................... Bill GarrettJudges ....................... Christine Kolb, Gai JonesTabulations ........................................ Sue FreitagRules ..............................................Sharon CraneRoom Chairs .................................Paula HunterPrograms .......................................Lynn LanningTrophies ...................................... Jonathan JonesJudges’ & Coaches’

Lunches ....................CHS Theatre BoostersHospitality....................CHS Theatre BoostersRegistration/Information ......Amanda SwannStage Manager/Tech Event ...Walt McDowellT-Shirts ..........................................Paula WarnerOrganizational

Meeting ...................Calabasas High School C Post Festival Judges ........................Gai JonesMovie Category ......................................Jim BellPublicity ...................................Brad Koepenick,Security ...................................... Brian BozanichCampus Cleanup .............................All Schools

AcknowledgmentsDTASC Officers

Committees

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Section 5 Round 1 (Order) Round 2 (Order)

RH 25 M4 (1) M4 (4)T 20 M4 (2) M6 (2)XY 25 M4 (3) M8 (10)AA 25 M4 (4) M9 (1)H 25 M4 (5) M10 (2)Q 20 M4 (6) MN202 (2)Y 20 M4 (7) MN203 (3)V 20 M4 (8) M1 (3)BC 25 M4 (9) M2 (8)JK 20 M4 (10) M3 (10)


N 20 M6 (1) M6 (7)T 25 M6 (2) M8 (2)RS 20 M6 (3) M9 (8)WW 20 M6 (4) M10 (1)AB 20 M6 (5) MN202 (9)Q 25 M6 (6) MN203 (8)Y 25 M6 (7) M1 (11)V 25 M6 (8) M2 (5)GG 20 M6 (9) M3 (3)JK 25 M6 (10) M4 (1)


N 25 M8 (1) M8 (9)QQ 20 M8 (2) M9 (5)RS 25 M8 (3) M10 (9)WW 25 M8 (4) MN202 (5)AB 25 M8 (5) MN203 (2)VF 20 M8 (6) M1 (2)J 20 M8 (7) M2 (4)FF 20 M8 (8) M3 (2)GG 25 M8 (9) M4 (5)X 20 M8 (10) M6 (6)

Event 2, continued


B 20 M9 (1) M9 (9)QQ 25 M9 (2) M10 (3)YY 20 M9 (3) MN202 (1)S 20 M9 (4) MN203 (7)R 20 M9 (5) M1 (1)VF 25 M9 (6) M2 (7)J 25 M9 (7) M3 (6)FF 25 M9 (8) M4 (8)Z 20 M9 (9) M6 (1)X 25 M9 (10) M8 (4)


C 20 MN202 (1) MN202 (3)JJ 20 MN202 (2) MN203 (10)TG 20 MN202 (3) M1 (6)F 20 MN202 (4) M2 (10)WG 20 MN202 (5) M3 (1)ST 25 MN202 (6) M4 (2)SJ 25 MN202 (7) M6 (10)KL 20 MN202 (8) M8 (5)ZA 20 MN202 (9) M9 (2)HJ 25 MN202 (10) M10 (5)


A 20 MN203 (1) MN203 (5)JJ 25 MN203 (2) M1 (8)TG 25 MN203 (3) M2 (3)F 25 MN203 (4) M3 (8)WG 25 MN203 (5) M4 (9)QK 20 MN203 (6) M6 (4)YB 20 MN203 (7) M8 (3)KL 25 MN203 (8) M9 (4)ZA 25 MN203 (9) M10 (8)YZ 20 MN203 (10) MN202 (7)

HigHligHTed RuleS for audiTiON mONOlOgue:2 contrasting monologues (no Shakespeare)5 minute limit1 pre-1920 / 1 post-1920; 1 Humorous / 1 DramaticText must be from a published play or musical.A capella singing is permitted in one monologue, but not required.

Event 2 ~ Audition MonologueRounds 1 & 2: Rooms M1, M2, M3, M4, M6, M8, M9, M10, MN202, MN203Semi-Finals: Rooms M1, M3, M5, MN202, MN203Finals: Room MN101


GH 20 M1 (1) M1 (10)A 25 M1 (2) M2 (9)ZZ 20 M1 (3) M3 (4)TV 20 M1 (4) M4 (10)LN 20 M1 (5) M6 (3)BB 20 M1 (6) M8 (7)QK 25 M1 (7) M9 (10)YB 25 M1 (8) M10 (4)K 20 M1 (9) MN202 (4)G 20 M1 (10) MN203 (6)YZ 25 M1 (11) M1 (9)


B 25 M10 (1) M10 (10)W 20 M10 (2) MN202 (10)YY 25 M10 (3) MN203 (4)S 25 M10 (4) M1 (5)R 25 M10 (5) M2 (6)ST 20 M10 (6) M3 (9)SJ 20 M10 (7) M4 (7)NP 20 M10 (8) M6 (5)Z 25 M10 (9) M8 (6)HJ 20 M10 (10) M9 (6)


GH 25 M2 (1) M2 (2)FG 20 M2 (2) M3 (7)ZZ 25 M2 (3) M4 (6)TV 25 M2 (4) M6 (9)LN 25 M2 (5) M8 (1)LL 20 M2 (6) M9 (3)L 20 M2 (7) M10 (6)XC 20 M2 (8) MN202 (6)K 25 M2 (9) MN203 (1)G 25 M2 (10) M1 (7)


RH 20 M3 (1) M3 (5)FG 25 M3 (2) M4 (3)XY 20 M3 (3) M6 (8)AA 20 M3 (4) M8 (8)H 20 M3 (5) M9 (7)CC 20 M3 (6) M10 (7)L 25 M3 (7) MN202 (8)XC 25 M3 (8) MN203 (9)BC 20 M3 (9) M1 (4)HH 20 M3 (10) M2 (1)

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Event 3 ~ Greek Comedy or TragedyRounds 1 & 2: Rooms MN101, MN102, MN103, MN104, MN105Semi-Finals: Rooms MN101, MN103, MN105Finals: Room H113


GG 30 MN101 (1) MN101 (7)QR 30 MN101 (2) MN102 (5)AB 30 MN101 (3) MN103 (4)WW 30 MN101 (4) MN104 (5)HJ 30 MN101 (5) MN105 (5)RS 30 MN101 (6) MN101 (8)WG 30 MN101 (7) MN102 (1)C 30 MN101 (8) MN103 (2)


G 30 MN102 (1) MN104 (3)YZ 30 MN102 (2) MN105 (6)Z 30 MN102 (3) MN101 (5)SJ 30 MN102 (4) MN102 (4)LL 30 MN102 (5) MN103 (7)K 30 MN102 (6) MN104 (7)V 30 MN102 (7) MN105 (1)TV 30 MN102 (8) MN101 (4)


TG 30 MN103 (1) MN102 (6)GH 30 MN103 (2) MN103 (3)QK 30 MN103 (3) MN104 (1)S 30 MN103 (4) MN105 (7)XY 30 MN103 (5) MN101 (1)H 30 MN103 (6) MN102 (7)ST 30 MN103 (7) MN103 (1)


F 30 MN104 (1) MN104 (4)YY 30 MN104 (2) MN105 (2)YB 30 MN104 (3) MN101 (2)BC 30 MN104 (4) MN102 (8)A 30 MN104 (5) MN103 (6)T 30 MN104 (6) MN104 (6)ZZ 30 MN104 (7) MN105 (4)


ZA 30 MN105 (1) MN101 (6)AA 30 MN105 (2) MN102 (2)HH 30 MN105 (3) MN103 (5)JJ 30 MN105 (4) MN104 (2)BB 30 MN105 (5) MN105 (3)L 30 MN105 (6) MN101 (3)QQ 30 MN105 (7) MN102 (3)

HigHligHTed RuleS for gReek COmedy OR TRagedy:5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be from an ancient Greek comedy or

tragedy, translated into English.

Event 4 ~ 2–4 Person SeriousRounds 1 & 2: Rooms H201, H202, H203, H204, H205, H206Semi-Finals: Rooms H201, H203, H205Finals: Room H115


W 40 H201 (1) H201 (7)C 40 H201 (2) H202 (1)QR 40 H201 (3) H203 (6)V 40 H201 (4) H204 (1)A 40 H201 (5) H205 (1)Y 40 H201 (6) H206 (7)AB 40 H201 (7) H201 (3)DD 40 H201 (8) H202 (7)


XY 40 H202 (1) H203 (5)YZ 40 H202 (2) H204 (2)AA 40 H202 (3) H205 (6)BC 40 H202 (4) H206 (5)HH 40 H202 (5) H201 (5)TG 40 H202 (6) H202 (6)LL 40 H202 (7) H203 (1)JJ 40 H202 (8) H204 (6)


QK 40 H203 (1) H205 (4)S 40 H203 (2) H206 (3)QQ 40 H203 (3) H201 (8)Z 40 H203 (4) H202 (3)D 40 H203 (5) H203 (4)H 40 H203 (6) H204 (8)YY 40 H203 (7) H205 (7)RR 40 H203 (8) H206 (4) HigHligHTed RuleS for

2– 4 PeRSON SeRiOuS:5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be a straight scene of serious intent

from a single professionaly produced or published play.


XC 40 H204 (1) H201 (1)GG 40 H204 (2) H202 (8)HJ 40 H204 (3) H203 (8)F 40 H204 (4) H204 (4)G 40 H204 (5) H205 (5)JK 40 H204 (6) H206 (2)WW 40 H204 (7) H201 (4)VF 40 H204 (8) H202 (4)


FF 40 H205 (1) H203 (3)ZA 40 H205 (2) H204 (5)N 40 H205 (3) H205 (3)YB 40 H205 (4) H206 (1)GH 40 H205 (5) H201 (6)T 40 H205 (6) H202 (2)KL 40 H205 (7) H203 (7)


B 40 H206 (1) H204 (3)SJ 40 H206 (2) H205 (2)WG 40 H206 (3) H206 (6)ZZ 40 H206 (4) H201 (2)ST 40 H206 (5) H202 (5)BB 40 H206 (6) H203 (2)R 40 H206 (7) H204 (7)

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Event 5 ~ Plays by WomenRounds 1 & 2: Rooms H207, H208, H209, H210, H211, H212, MN204Semi-Finals: Rooms H207, H209, H211Finals: Room CHOIR


QQ 50 H207 (1) H207 (8)RS 50 H207 (2) H208 (3)ZA 50 H207 (3) H209 (5)QR 50 H207 (4) H210 (5)C 50 H207 (5) H211 (2)GH 50 H207 (6) H212 (6)AA 50 H207 (7) MN204 (1)Z 50 H207 (8) H207 (3)


L 50 H208 (1) H208 (5)YZ 50 H208 (2) H209 (3)B 50 H208 (3) H210 (4)BB 50 H208 (4) H211 (5)RR 50 H208 (5) H212 (5)S 50 H208 (6) MN204 (6)JJ 50 H208 (7) H207 (5)


ST 50 H209 (1) H208 (1)DD 50 H209 (2) H209 (6)QK 50 H209 (3) H210 (2)TG 50 H209 (4) H211 (1)ZZ 50 H209 (5) H212 (7)WG 50 H209 (6) MN204 (5)Y 50 H209 (7) H207 (4)


G 50 H210 (1) H208 (4)K 50 H210 (2) H209 (7)T 50 H210 (3) H210 (3)R 50 H210 (4) H211 (7)A 50 H210 (5) H212 (2)F 50 H210 (6) MN204 (7)HH 50 H210 (7) H207 (2)


NP 50 H211 (1) H208 (7)YB 50 H211 (2) H209 (2)YY 50 H211 (3) H210 (7)W 50 H211 (4) H211 (4)X 50 H211 (5) H212 (4)GG 50 H211 (6) MN204 (3)JK 50 H211 (7) H207 (6)


V 50 H212 (1) H208 (6)H 50 H212 (2) H209 (4)PQ 50 H212 (3) H210 (6)AB 50 H212 (4) H211 (6)D 50 H212 (5) H212 (3)N 50 H212 (6) MN204 (2)HJ 50 H212 (7) H207 (1)


SJ 50 MN204 (1) H208 (2)TV 50 MN204 (2) H209 (1)WW 50 MN204 (3) H210 (1)FF 50 MN204 (4) H211 (3)BC 50 MN204 (5) H212 (1)XC 50 MN204 (6) MN204 (4)XY 50 MN204 (7) H207 (7)

HigHligHTed RuleS for PlayS by WOmeN:5 minute limit2–4 participantsMust be from a single professionally

produced or published play by a woman playwright.

Event 6 ~ Open MusicalRounds 1 & 2: Rooms PA1, PA2, THEATRE, DANCE, BAND, CHOIRSemi-Finals: Rooms THEATRE, BAND, CHOIRFinals: Room THEATRE


ZZ 60 BAND (1) BAND (3)G 60 BAND (2) CHOIR (2)W 60 BAND (3) PA1 (7)H 60 BAND (4) PA2 (7)C 60 BAND (5) THEATRE (5)YZ 60 BAND (6) DANCE (5)


X 60 PA1 (1) PA1 (2)D 60 PA1 (2) PA2 (4)RS 60 PA1 (3) THEATRE (2)KL 60 PA1 (4) DANCE (3)T 60 PA1 (5) BAND (4)K 60 PA1 (6) CHOIR (4)SJ 60 PA1 (7) PA1 (5)


S 60 DANCE (1) DANCE (2)ST 60 DANCE (2) BAND (6)YB 60 DANCE (3) CHOIR (1)A 60 DANCE (4) PA1 (6)Z 60 DANCE (5) PA2 (5)JJ 60 DANCE (6) THEATRE (7)XC 60 DANCE (7) DANCE (7)

HigHligHTed RuleS for OPeN muSiCal:8 minute limit; 3–10 participantsMust have music.Must be from a single professionally produced or

published musical; it cannot be student written.


V 60 CHOIR (1) BAND (1)FF 60 CHOIR (2) CHOIR (3)J 60 CHOIR (3) PA1 (3)P 60 CHOIR (4) PA2 (1)GH 60 CHOIR (5) THEATRE (4)JK 60 CHOIR (6) DANCE (6)


ZA 60 PA2 (1) PA2 (2)FG 60 PA2 (2) THEATRE (1)QR 60 PA2 (3) DANCE (4)XY 60 PA2 (4) BAND (5)CC 60 PA2 (5) CHOIR (6)AB 60 PA2 (6) PA1 (1)DD 60 PA2 (7) PA2 (3)


VF 60 THEATRE (1) THEATRE (3)F 60 THEATRE (2) DANCE (1)WW 60 THEATRE (3) BAND (2)Y 60 THEATRE (4) CHOIR (5)QQ 60 THEATRE (5) PA1 (4)YY 60 THEATRE (6) PA2 (6)WG 60 THEATRE (7) THEATRE (6)

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Event 7 ~ Large Group DramaRounds 1 & 2: Rooms H101, H102, H103, H104, H105, H106, H107Semi-Finals: Rooms H110, H111, H113Finals: Room PA2


G 70 H101 (1) H101 (6)T 70 H101 (2) H102 (3)A 70 H101 (3) H103 (6)LL 70 H101 (4) H104 (4)AA 70 H101 (5) H105 (6)JJ 70 H101 (6) H106 (1)


HJ 70 H102 (1) H107 (3)S 70 H102 (2) H101 (3)N 70 H102 (3) H102 (1)AB 70 H102 (4) H103 (1)QR 70 H102 (5) H104 (2)XC 70 H102 (6) H105 (2)


DD 70 H103 (1) H106 (3)ST 70 H103 (2) H107 (5)YB 70 H103 (3) H101 (1)B 70 H103 (4) H102 (4)SJ 70 H103 (5) H103 (5)WG 70 H103 (6) H104 (1)


V 70 H104 (1) H105 (3)YZ 70 H104 (2) H106 (5)Y 70 H104 (3) H107 (1)YY 70 H104 (4) H101 (4)BB 70 H104 (5) H102 (5)GG 70 H104 (6) H103 (3)


GH 70 H105 (1) H104 (6)QQ 70 H105 (2) H105 (4)WW 70 H105 (3) H106 (4)RS 70 H105 (4) H107 (2)ZA 70 H105 (5) H101 (5)Z 70 H105 (6) H102 (6)


F 70 H106 (1) H103 (2)H 70 H106 (2) H104 (3)D 70 H106 (3) H105 (1)K 70 H106 (4) H106 (2)QK 70 H106 (5) H107 (4)


X 70 H107 (1) H101 (2)TG 70 H107 (2) H102 (2)ZZ 70 H107 (3) H103 (4)L 70 H107 (4) H104 (5)C 70 H107 (5) H105 (5)

HigHligHTed RuleS for gROuP dRama:8 minute limit3–6 participantsMust be a scene of serious intent.May be from any Single Source (e.g. Screen-

plays, Novels, Plays, etc.) May also be student written.

Event 8 ~ Large Group ComedyRounds 1 & 2: Rooms H110, H111, H112, H113, H114, H115, H116, H108, H214Semi-Finals: Rooms PA2, H115, H108Finals: Room BAND


X 80 H108 (1) H116 (2)K 80 H108 (2) H108 (4)QQ 80 H108 (3) H214 (4)LL 80 H108 (4) H110 (7)V 80 H108 (5) H111 (2)YZ 80 H108 (6) H112 (6)


C 80 H110 (1) H110 (4)RR 80 H110 (2) H111 (3)XC 80 H110 (3) H112 (2)QK 80 H110 (4) H113 (1)D 80 H110 (5) H115 (3)R 80 H110 (6) H116 (1)AB 80 H110 (7) H108 (2)


BC 80 H111 (1) H214 (6)YB 80 H111 (2) H110 (5)P 80 H111 (3) H111 (6)F 80 H111 (4) H112 (5)W 80 H111 (5) H113 (5)NN 80 H111 (6) H115 (1)


DD 80 H112 (1) H116 (3)L 80 H112 (2) H108 (3)QR 80 H112 (3) H214 (1)AA 80 H112 (4) H110 (3)FF 80 H112 (5) H111 (5)ZA 80 H112 (6) H112 (4)

HigHligHTed RuleS for gROuP COmedy:8 minute limit3–6 participantsMust be a scene of comedic intent.May be from any Single Source (e.g. Screenplays, Novels, Plays,

etc.) May also be student written.


WG 80 H113 (1) H113 (6)S 80 H113 (2) H115 (5)ST 80 H113 (3) H116 (6)RS 80 H113 (4) H108 (1)YY 80 H113 (5) H214 (3)A 80 H113 (6) H110 (6)


DF 80 H115 (1) H111 (1)T 80 H115 (2) H112 (1)HH 80 H115 (3) H113 (3)Y 80 H115 (4) H115 (2)G 80 H115 (5) H116 (5)H 80 H115 (6) H108 (6)


GG 80 H116 (1) H214 (2)WW 80 H116 (2) H110 (2)Z 80 H116 (3) H111 (4)TG 80 H116 (4) H112 (3)HJ 80 H116 (5) H113 (4)JJ 80 H116 (6) H115 (6)


ZZ 80 H214 (1) H113 (2)CC 80 H214 (2) H115 (4)BB 80 H214 (3) H116 (4)JK 80 H214 (4) H108 (5)SJ 80 H214 (5) H214 (5)GH 80 H214 (6) H110 (1)

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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.

LOMELI SCHOLARSHIP• No costumes or props; two chairs

will be available for use• An interview may follow the

audition/presentation at the discretion of the panel

TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS:• Applicant will present a five (5) to

seven (7) minute presentation exhibiting their work in design in any of the following categories: Costume, Set, Lighting, Lighting Design

• A Television, DVD and VCR will be available for use by the applicant (if doing a PowerPoint presen-tation, applicant must provide his/her own computer)

• An applicant who continues past the time limit when stopped will be disqualified

• Questions may follow the presentation at the discretion of the panel

TO BE SUBMITTED / DEADLINE INFORMATION:

• Application Form• Personal Reflection Form• Theatre Festival Form• Recommendation from present

high school Theatre teacher on school letterhead

• Official copy of your high school transcript including first semester of senior year.

Students who wish to apply for the scholarship should download and fill out the forms. (follows Lomeli info)Deadlines and submission location are the same as for the 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”

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:• Audition will consist of a five

minute performance including one contemporary 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 mono-logue choice, it must be a cappella

DTASC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONCandidate’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 questions (Use separate paper)1. List your theatre experiences in high school.2. How has theatre helped you in high school?3. Why would you major in theatre, TV or cinema?4. How do you see the Arts influencing American society?

SEND ALL APPLICATIONS TO:Kathleen Switzer820 Fern Dr.Fullerton, CA 92832

POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN MAy 3, 2008

More information is available at http://www.cetoweb.org/dtasc_pages/scholar_form.htmlClick on • application at the end of the rules to download the application as a pdf.

DTASC SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION RULES

DTASC SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS MAy 16, 2008Schools may submit 5 candidates: 3 in acting and 2 in tech

6. Candidates expected to be articu-late: judges may conduct a short interview based on application info

7. Candidates allowed 5 minutes for their acting presentation

TECHNICAL: 1. A portfolio exhibiting design work

in any of the following categories: COSTUME; SET DESIGN; LIGHT-ING; 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 allowed for presen-tation

4. Possible interview regarding candidate’s future plans

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 musical theatre or opera

2. No original monologues; pub-lished plays only

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

expected

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Set your

sights high!

Norte Vista

High School

Paso Robles High School

says, Have a

dramatic day!

May the Fall Drama Festivalbring out the bestin all participants!

Rancho Cucamonga High School

Players of the Vine

wish everyone at DTASC

BREAK A LEG!

Falcons takeFlight at the Fall DramaFestival

Rubidoux High School

St. Joseph High School Lakewood

DTASC Fall Festival

Ulysses S. Grant High School

Center for Performing and Visual Arts

“Dedicated to the Art of Expression”

Go Lancers!!!

Be Dramatic!

Drama Counts!

MarymountHigh School

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Windward Performing

Arts Departm

ent

Breezes thru the Drama Festival

Hollywood High School

congratulates

all participants in the

Fall 2008 Drama Festival

and presents

The

Elephant

Man

Writ ten by Bernard Pomerance

Directed by Paul Itkin

Nov. 06-08, 2008 @ 7:00 PM

Nov. 09, 2008 @ 2:00 PM

Drama Festival is Grizzly Country!

Golden

Valley

High

school

ca

William S. Hart High School

says “Break a leg!”

TheLaramieProject Nov18-227:00PM HKBairdTheatre CharterOak

More than a Century of Excellence

Alhambra High SchoolHome of the Moors

Go, Lions!Cathedral City High School

Birmingham High SchoolPresents

NOISES OFF

Dec. 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 818.758.5209

Reseda High School hopes everyone

at the Drama Festival

will have a fabulous day!

Drama reveals life!

Santa Fe Springs High School

El Segundo High School drama students

aim to be First at the Fall Drama Festival

West Covina Bulldogs,

Break a leg!

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Hit your mark,Carlsbad Lancers

Narbonne High School

Become a Legend in your own time!

Drama is in the eye

of the beholder!

Valencia High School,Valencia

May your festival be fabulous,

John Burroughs Drama Students!

Break a Leg, Tigers!Valencia High School,

Placentia

Arroyo Valley HighSchool

Hawks Soar at the

Fall Drama Festival

Los Angeles County High School for the Arts

where the electricity of the

creative arts and the energy of academic learning

come together

Hesperia students, have a

dramatic day at the

Fall Festival!

Spartans make their point!

Mountain View High School

If the truth be told, we love to perform

at the Drama Festival!

Flintridge Sacred Heart

Academy

Oaks Christian High Schoolhopes everyone at the

Drama Festivalhas an awesome day

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Upland High School

Tremendous courage and determination bring success at the Drama Festival

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

Cavaliers Rule!

Cleveland High School

Arlington High School

Golden Pride

Silverado High School Soar through the Fall Drama Festival

Silverado High School Soar through the Fall Drama Festival

Break a Leg DTASC Contestants

Victor Valley High SchoolThespian Troupe 2757

Mr. Happy Theatre CompanyVictorville California

Romeo and JulietDec. 5, 6, 10–12

7:30 pm

El Dorado HS

Eastside High School is delighted to participate

in the Drama Festival.

“Rumors” by Neil SimonDec. 10th–13th

Discount to DTASC members

El Camino Real High School

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Conservatory Classes for YouthYoung Actor’s Workshop

Now enrolling! [email protected]

California HigH SCHoolcongratulates

all DTASC contestants. Break a leg and let your

star quality shine!

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BROADWAY LIGHTS & THE EXCITEMENT OF NEW YORK

Top Broadway Shows, Musicals and Plays Classes/seminars--guided City Tours

Including a Backstage Tour Crowne Plaza Times Square

Manhattan Hotel Round Trip Non Stop Scheduled Air

Customized Tours And Dates Upon Request

Broadway Melody Tours P.o. Box 524 Pacific Palisades Ca 90272

323 227 8370

Taft Thespiansdo it

live on stage!

Montclair High School

is delighted to be performing at the 2008 DTASC

Fall Festival

Paw Pride!

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lley

Hig

hSc

hool

There’s no business Like Show Business…

ENCORE HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Trojans take pride

in performing at the

Fall Drama Festival

University High School, Irvine

Chargers go all out at the Fall Festival

Agoura High School

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Event 1: Tech Theatre ~ Sets & Lights

Fifth ______________________________Fourth ____________________________Third _____________________________Second ____________________________First ______________________________

Event 1: Tech Theatre ~ Costumes & Makeup


Event 1: Tech Theatre ~ Graphics & Publicity


Event 2: Audition Monologue


Event 3: Greek Comedy or Tragedy


And theWinners Are:

Event 4: 2–4 Person Serious


Event 5: Plays by Women


Event 6: Open Musical


Event 7: Large Group Drama


Event 8: Large Group Comedy


Sweepstakes


Dear Talented Students,If you progress to Semi-

finals today, and if your wonderful teacher agrees to sponsor you, you can perform in Sacramento for legislators as part of the 11th Annual CA Youth in Theatre Day, March 24, 2009.

I give you a round of applause for participating today.Gai Jones, Founder of CYIT

You are invited to the 2009California State

Thespian FestivalCheck out the

Festival Guideunder Events at

http://www.cetoweb.org/cst_pages/

Any theatre-loving adult is invited to judge! Contact Gai Jones at

[email protected]

DRAMA TEACHERS ASSN. OF S. CA Fall Festival 2008

participants: Congratulations for your commitment to the arts &

break-a-leg!

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