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SUMMARY:FSHS Tiger Drama Camp Performs Sleeping Beauty
DESCRIPTION:This year's annual Fort Scott High School Tiger Drama Camp performs Sleeping Beauty by Kathryn Schultz Miller on June 10 and 11 at 7 p.m. at the Fort Scott High School Auditorium.\n \n\nThirty three students in 1st through 9th grade spent two weeks at camp preparing for the production. \n \n\nThe character of Aurora is played by 8th grader Celia Hamilton and Morgana (the Bad Fairy) is played by freshman Isis Patton. Other notable characters include King Alfred\, played by freshman Beowulf Carpenter\; Lilac (the Head Good Fairy)\, portrayed by fifth grader Audrey McNutt\; and Prince Ferdinand\, played by seventh grader Adam Perry.\n \n\nThe camp and show are directed entirely by FSHS Thespians. Recent graduate Regen Wells and senior Cooper George are the Directors.\n \n\nGeorge said\, "I have been enjoying the technical aspect and working one on one with the designers. I have loved working on set dressing and learning how to use materials for what they weren't designed for. But overall\, I have loved seeing the different personalities and energies from the kids. I truly hope the kids will see what theatre is and all the different possibilities they can find in it\, and the possibility of them returning for more shows or being involved with theatre during their high school and college years."\n \n\nTechnical staff include: senior Mykael Lewis - Stage Manager\, senior Kiara Thompson and junior Garrett Arvidson - Assistant Stage Managers\, graduate Casey Gomez - Choreographer\, sophomore Allie Wards - Costume Designer\, graduate Natalie Woods - Sound Designer\, graduate Lizzy Moore and junior Junie Fisher - Music Directors\, junior Charlie Chaplin and sophomore Abby Szczepanski - Lighting Designers\, junior Tobi Larrabee and senior Molly Hoyt - Arts Directors and senior Milo Donnelly - Props Master. Many other Thespians serve as acting coaches and leaders and Thespian Director Angie Bin serves as show producer.\n \n\nDuring the two week camp\, students learn about most technical theatre areas such as lighting\, sound\, costuming\, stagecraft\, and make-up. They also help to create the artistic set decor. \n \n\n"We are very lucky to have an amazing group of recently graduated seniors working on this staff in the areas that they are going to be majoring in in college. They are really experiencing on the job training right now in the careers they plan to pursue in the future\," Bin said.\n \n\n"This is my fourth time working on directing the children's summer play through the FSHS Tiger Drama camp. I find that this program is one of the most valuable things the high school runs. This year alone\, I have received so many kind words from parents about how much their children love and enjoy these shows. Because of Tiger Drama Camp\, I discovered my passion for directing and Stage Management. I'm pursuing theatre as a career in college. I hope you'll all come out to support these amazing kids and see the work they've put into making this show spectacular!" Wells said. \n\n \n\nTickets for the show are $5 for reserved seats and are available at fortscotthighschool.ludus.com or at the doors. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This year&rsquo\;s annual Fort Scott High School Tiger Drama Camp performs \;Sleeping Beauty \;by Kathryn Schultz Miller on June 10 and 11 at 7 p.m. at the Fort Scott High School Auditorium.
\n \;\n\nThirty three students in 1st through 9th grade spent two weeks at camp preparing for the production. \;
\n \;\n\nThe character of Aurora is played by 8th grader Celia Hamilton and Morgana (the Bad Fairy) is played by freshman Isis Patton. Other notable characters include King Alfred\, played by freshman Beowulf Carpenter\; Lilac (the Head Good Fairy)\, portrayed by fifth grader Audrey McNutt\; and Prince Ferdinand\, played by seventh grader Adam Perry.
\n \;\n\nThe camp and show are directed entirely by FSHS Thespians. Recent graduate Regen Wells and senior Cooper George are the Directors.
\n \;\n\nGeorge said\, &ldquo\;I have been enjoying the technical aspect and working one on one with the designers. I have loved working on set dressing and learning how to use materials for what they weren'\;t designed for. But overall\, I have loved seeing the different personalities and energies from the kids. I truly hope the kids will see what theatre is and all the different possibilities they can find in it\, and the possibility of them returning for more shows or being involved with theatre during their high school and college years.&rdquo\;
\n \;\n\nTechnical staff include: \; senior Mykael Lewis - Stage Manager\, senior Kiara Thompson and junior Garrett Arvidson - Assistant Stage Managers\, graduate Casey Gomez - Choreographer\, sophomore Allie Wards - Costume Designer\, graduate Natalie Woods - Sound Designer\, graduate Lizzy Moore and junior Junie Fisher - Music Directors\, junior Charlie Chaplin and sophomore Abby \;Szczepanski \;- Lighting Designers\, junior Tobi Larrabee and senior Molly Hoyt - Arts Directors and senior Milo Donnelly - Props Master. Many other Thespians serve as acting coaches and leaders and Thespian Director Angie Bin serves as show producer.
\n \;\n\nDuring the two week camp\, students learn about most technical theatre areas such as lighting\, sound\, costuming\, stagecraft\, and make-up. They also help to create the artistic set decor. \;
\n \;\n\n&ldquo\;We are very lucky to have an amazing group of recently graduated seniors working on this staff in the areas that they are going to be majoring in in college. They are really experiencing on the job training right now in the careers they plan to pursue in the future\,&rdquo\; Bin said.
\n \;\n\n&ldquo\;This is my fourth time working on directing the children'\;s summer play through the FSHS Tiger Drama camp. I find that this program is one of the most valuable things the high school runs. This year alone\, I have received so many kind words from parents about how much their children love and enjoy these shows. Because of Tiger Drama Camp\, I discovered my passion for directing and Stage Management. I'\;m pursuing theatre as a career in college. I hope you'\;ll all come out to support these amazing kids and see the work they'\;ve put into making this show spectacular!&rdquo\; Wells said. \;
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\n\nTickets for the show are $5 for reserved seats and are available at \;fortscotthighschool.ludus.com \;or at the doors. Doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime
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