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  • Home
    • About Mrs. Roth
  • Advanced Theatre
  • 6th Grade
  • Tech Theatre
  • Theatre I
  • After School Opportunities
    • UIL One Act Play
    • Spring Show
  • Community
    • Get Involved
    • Community Performances
    • Vandegrift High School
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    • Home
      • About Mrs. Roth
    • Advanced Theatre
    • 6th Grade
    • Tech Theatre
    • Theatre I
    • After School Opportunities
      • UIL One Act Play
      • Spring Show
    • Community
      • Get Involved
      • Community Performances
      • Vandegrift High School

Brandy Roth

CRMS Theatre Arts Director 

Advanced Theatre Arts

Technical Theatre

6th Grade Theatre Arts

Theatre 1

After School Opportunities

UIL One Act Play Contest

Spring Show

Multi-Media Productions/Eagle News

512.570.3500 ext. 43588 

brandy.roth@leanderisd.org 

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Why Theatre? Because It Prepares You for Life.

Theatre isn’t just about memorizing lines or standing in the spotlight. Oh no, it’s about building the kind of real-world skills that help students thrive in every class and every chapter of life. Here are the top five reasons why Theatre matters:

  1. Confidence That Lasts
    From presenting in class to speaking up in a meeting someday, Theatre teaches students how to use their voice, trust their instincts, and step into any spotlight with courage.

  2. Creative Problem Solving
    Missed cue? Broken prop? New script idea? Theatre trains students to think fast, adapt, and get creative—skills that translate directly to academics, leadership, and life.

  3. Collaboration & Communication
    Theatre is a team sport. Students learn to listen, share ideas, take feedback, and work with all kinds of people to create something bigger than themselves.

  4. Empathy & Emotional Intelligence
    Walking in a character’s shoes helps students understand others. Theatre builds empathy, compassion, and the ability to read emotions, critical skills for strong relationships and leadership.

  5. Resilience & Grit
    Theatre involves rehearsal, failure, revision, and trying again. Students learn how to persevere, grow from feedback, and keep going even when things don’t go perfectly.

Bottom line: Theatre is where students find their voice, build life skills, and have fun doing it.

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