S-E Drama Club presents “Life, Love and Everything in Between”
SHERBURNE – The Sherburne-Earlville Drama Club is at it again preparing their annual fall production consisting of an evening of one-act plays to be presented Nov. 14 & 15 titled “Life, Love and Everything in Between.” The show features 13 short one-act plays with students directing seven of them.
The student directors; Brittany Clark, Stephanie Joyce, Eliza Taylor, Luke Taylor, Bekah Riley, Eric Robertson, and Rachel Walters, are getting first hand experience at what directing really entails. They were responsible for choosing their one-act play, they decided how auditions should take place and ran the auditions, and then they were part of the casting decision process. They are also responsible for making decisions on lighting, sound cues, costumes, props and set.
The evening includes both comedic and dramatic plays and gives many students excellent actor opportunities. This year includes one student written play by Eliza Taylor, titled “If Only You Knew,” which addresses the issue of spousal abuse.
The one-act plays in the fall are a good way to break in new participants and it also serves as a training ground for future performances. This production has 34 students on stage including: Julieta Abraham, Kaitlyn Briggs, Ethan Cameron, Brittany Clark, Joelle Clark, Margaret Dushko, Zoe Enscoe, Geana Giglio, Brent Guiles, Brenda Hoefler, Michael Holeck, Stephanie Joyce, Claire Khoury, Bronwen Mahardy, Megan Matott, Isaac Metter, Taylor Morris, Skyla Murray, Eric Muth, Haley Muth, Craig Natoli, Molly Ogden, Kayla Osterndorff, Max Pacilio, Bekah Riley, Lulu Riley, Eric Robertson, Megan Rogers, Tyler Rundell, Emilee Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Luke Taylor, and Rachel Walters.
Tickets are $5 and will be available at the door at the S-E High School auditorium where the show starts at 7 p.m.
The student directors; Brittany Clark, Stephanie Joyce, Eliza Taylor, Luke Taylor, Bekah Riley, Eric Robertson, and Rachel Walters, are getting first hand experience at what directing really entails. They were responsible for choosing their one-act play, they decided how auditions should take place and ran the auditions, and then they were part of the casting decision process. They are also responsible for making decisions on lighting, sound cues, costumes, props and set.
The evening includes both comedic and dramatic plays and gives many students excellent actor opportunities. This year includes one student written play by Eliza Taylor, titled “If Only You Knew,” which addresses the issue of spousal abuse.
The one-act plays in the fall are a good way to break in new participants and it also serves as a training ground for future performances. This production has 34 students on stage including: Julieta Abraham, Kaitlyn Briggs, Ethan Cameron, Brittany Clark, Joelle Clark, Margaret Dushko, Zoe Enscoe, Geana Giglio, Brent Guiles, Brenda Hoefler, Michael Holeck, Stephanie Joyce, Claire Khoury, Bronwen Mahardy, Megan Matott, Isaac Metter, Taylor Morris, Skyla Murray, Eric Muth, Haley Muth, Craig Natoli, Molly Ogden, Kayla Osterndorff, Max Pacilio, Bekah Riley, Lulu Riley, Eric Robertson, Megan Rogers, Tyler Rundell, Emilee Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Jeff Taylor, Luke Taylor, and Rachel Walters.
Tickets are $5 and will be available at the door at the S-E High School auditorium where the show starts at 7 p.m.
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