The lovable Clampett family rides onto your stage for an evening of hillbilly hilarity. Starting in the Clampett's mountain cabin (a small set placed inside the larger set), the play follows them through the discovery of oil, their improbably invasion of hi-falutin' Beverly Hills society and the absurd adventures and ridiculous romances they encounter there. They and the people they meet in "Californy" provide challenging characterizations for your cast.

CLASSES WE OFFER

Drama I
Drama I is designed to provide students with a working knowledge of theatre and to expose them to various forms of drama to increase the student’s understanding of literature through analysis and interpretation, and to improve the student’s self concept through group interaction and performance.

Advanced Drama
Advanced Drama is designed to provide committed theatre students relevant and challenging opportunities in theatre productions, character analysis and development, acting and specialized skills: costuming, set construction, lighting, directing, makeup and theatre business.

Advanced Drama 2nd Year
Advanced Drama 2nd Year class is designed to provide highly motivated third and fourth year theatre students the opportunity to work with like-minded students in developing their theatrical skills and to provide production and performance opportunities. The class utilizes critique and peer learning situations and emphasizes ensemble-acting principles in both performance and class. Seniors in the class are required to design and/or direct a Senior Project of their choosing. Possible projects include directing a one act, directing a tour, co-directing Winter Play, designing sets, costumes for a play, etc.

Theatre Technology and Production
Theatre Technology and Production is a project-oriented course, providing students the opportunity to design and build theatre projects using available and emerging technologies. Students will learn the basics of theatre lighting, stagecraft, costuming and sound as well as theatre business management. They will then work in teams on projects from various sources: school productions, community productions performed on site, and in-class projects.