Class Descriptions
Class Descriptions
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Theatre I
Theatre I
Students will be introduced to the basic concepts of theatre arts using creative dramatics and improvisation. Major projects include presentations, class performances, and script writing to support literacy skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Theatre II
Theatre II
Students will be introduced to the art of acting and production. Major projects include monologues, group or duet performances which include writing, memorizing, and performing using visual elements.
Drama Select
Drama Select
This auditioned based emsemble will work collaboratively to produce class and public performances and may include media arts projects. Major projects may include oral interpretation, improvisation, monologues, scenes from plays, and complete one-acts.
Meet the Director
Meet the Director
Stephen Madrid
I teach theatre because I believe in the transformative power of storytelling. Theatre gives students a voice, a place to belong, and a space to explore who they are and who they might become. It teaches empathy, risk-taking, and resilience. These skills that extend far beyond the stage.
My classroom isn’t just about scripts and spotlights. It’s about building confidence, cultivating creativity, and empowering students to collaborate, take ownership, and find joy in the process. Theatre teaches us that every role matters—onstage and off—and I’m here to help every student find their part in the story.
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