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Show ." "to."'.--. - . ' I vy " ; ; "-.it-. ; sr. , ,,,v .. t ' . ' -J , v - i j f ,' . , .C SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY Unidentified student actors practice scene from "Midsummer "Midsum-mer Night's Dream" which will be put on at the high school in December. Students will put on the play for the public three nights, in addition to an afternoon show. Pleasant Grove High School Presents Shakespearean Play in December Production time for the Shakespearean Shake-spearean play "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is rapidly approaching ap-proaching at the PI Grove High School. The delightful comedy will be produced on Dec. 7, 10, and 15 at 7:30 p.m. The play will also be present ed to English classes during the school day on Dec. 11 and 12. Tickets for adults are $1.50 and 75 cents for children and students. stu-dents. The style in which the play will be seen is known as an "arena theatre." The audience actually sits on the sage, making mak-ing a semi-circle around the actors. This allows for greater communication betwen actors and audietnce, and draws the audience deeper into the story. The set is very simple, only the curtains and a few props are used. The colorful costumes contract all the more with the simple color scheme of the set. The speech and drama teacher teach-er at the school, David Larsen, is also the director of the play. He is very excited about producing pro-ducing this Shakespearean play as is the student director, Char-lene Char-lene Ostergaard. The enthusiasm enthus-iasm of the cast should make this one of the greater performances perform-ances in the history of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove High. |
