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Wolf Pack Theatre currently offers 3 courses, which allow for different specializations within each. Please click on the links below for each class syllabus.
Wolf Pack Theatre currently offers 3 courses, which allow for different specializations within each. Please click on the links below for each class syllabus.
Theatre 1/2 (Introduction to Theatre)
Theatre 1/2 (Introduction to Theatre)
Technical Theatre 1/2
Technical Theatre 1/2
Theatre 3/4/5/6 (Intermdiate/Advanced Theatre)
Theatre 3/4/5/6 (Intermdiate/Advanced Theatre)
-Thea 7/8/Honors (Advanced and Honors Theatre and production)
-Thea 7/8/Honors (Advanced and Honors Theatre and production)
Theatre 1/2 Course Description:
Through hands-on experience, performance and feedback, lectures and projects, students gain an overall appreciation of the art of theatre, with a focus on beginning acting and technical theatre. The course is open to students in grades 9-12. Students must complete the first semester to be eligible to continue into the second semester. Students interested in further pursuing the coursework may take THEATRE 3/4 during the next school year.
This course meets the University of California Visual & Performing Arts “f” requirement.
Assignments featured in the photos to the right are: video commercial projects, fractured fairy tale performances, team building games, and musical theatre lip-sync performances.
Thea 1/2 Storyboard final
Teen Beach Movie.MOVMusical+Theater+Final.mp4Musical Theatre video project final
COPY #2 - "Telephone Hour" copy.mp4Theatre Final - Yoshie_Jimmy_Parker_Heidi_Carter.mp4
Theatre 3/4/5/6 Course Descriptions
Theatre 3/4/5/6 Course Descriptions
The Advanced Theatre course allows students to develop more sophisticated acting styles and experience beginning Directing work, while collaborating with theatre technicians. Ensemble, focus, commitment, risk taking, meeting goals, reflection, and personal growth are some of the many things we will work on in this class.
THEATRE 3/4/5/6 meets the University of California Visual & Performing Arts “F” requirement.
Technical Theatre encompasses all that goes into making a staged production. The areas of technical theatre are scenery, lighting, properties, costuming, and sound. All of these areas work together in a production to establish the place, time period, and mood of the production. Students will learn skills in all areas, including House crew and management, promotions, and video production.This course serves as a hands-on, lab and project-based program giving the students real world experience in the elements of Technical Theatre. *This course meets the University of California Visual & Performing Arts “F” requirement.
Dreamscape directed by Jaylen Oliva (2024).
Snow - White Christmas performance.MOV"Snow" from White Christmas featuring Emma Arnold, Madison Lieb, Liam McCann, and Andrew Nagby (who also directed). December 2024.
IMG_0015.MOVLight and Sound show final designed by Jonelle Claar and Kyra Pinkerton (fall 2019).
Theatre 7/8 and Honors Theatre Course Description:
The course is designed for students who are interested in Advanced Theatre and Film work. Acting, directing, technical theater, and filmmaking are emphasized. In this course you will continue to work and grow as an artist and/or technician. Ensemble, focus, commitment, risk taking, meeting goals, reflection, and personal growth are some of the many things we will work on in this class.
This class is an exciting opportunity to experiment with Viewpoints work, mask making and performance, multimedia integration, and video projects. The coursework's culminating element is two or more showcases and/or productions requiring full cast and crew under the supervision of the Theatre and Technical Directors.
The Viewpoints of Space Cine Roman project was performed by the Advanced/Honors Theatre classes of spring 2021 and 2023 (curated and edited by Ms. Nylund-Lieb).
Wolf Pack Theatre students did not let stay at home orders between March 2020 and Jan 2021 stop them from creating art! Check out all of the spectacular work our theatre students created while working from home and during our hybrid model between March 2020 and May 2021!
Wolf Pack Theatre students did not let stay at home orders between March 2020 and Jan 2021 stop them from creating art! Check out all of the spectacular work our theatre students created while working from home and during our hybrid model between March 2020 and May 2021!
The Evolution of Zoom.mp4Advanced/Honors short film:
"The Evolution of Zoom"
Wolf Pack Theatre Tableau project.mp4Beginning Theatre Tableau project
Highlight Reel (Wk1 ADV THEA).mp4Beginning/Advanced Highlight Reel
May 2020
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