2018-2019 DTASC Festivals
Shakespeare Festival Mandatory Meeting – January 26, 2019
Charter Oak High School
1430 E Covina Blvd, Covina, 91724
9am-2pm (New Teachers at 8am)
Shakespeare Combined Festival - April 27, 2019
Citrus Hill High School
18150 Wood Rd, Perris 92570
Shakespeare Festival Categories
0. Tech Theater – Sets/Lights/Graphics (Featured plays; Hamlet & As You Like It)
I. Tech Theater – Court Costumes
II. Tech Theater – Character Costumes (Featured plays; Hamlet & As You Like It)
III. Audition Monologue
IV. Straight Cut - Death Scenes (Scene must feature the death of a character)
V. Clowns & Fools – Scenes must feature a character perceived to be a fool or a clown – jesters accepted)
VI. Women With Power
VII. Large Group Dramatic – Open
VIII. Large Group Comedic – As You Like It
IX. Modern Musical Based on Shakespeare
Fall 2018 Festivals
Varsity Division - October 20, 2018
Junior Varsity / Middle School - November 3, 2018
View the Final Results From All Three Divisions Here
Fall Festival Categories:
0. Tech Theater – Sets/Lights (Disney Musicals)
I. Tech Theater – Costume Design (Disney Musicals)
II. Tech Theater – Graphics/Publicity (Disney Musicals)
III. Audition Monologue
IV. Straight Cut – Open Drama
V. Open Comedy
VI. Student Original
VII. Large Open Drama
VIII. Large Open Comedy
IX. Musical – It’s Nice to be Nominated
MASTER CUTTINGS FORM TO BRING TO FESTIVAL
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Shakespeare Festival Mandatory Meeting – January 26, 2019
Charter Oak High School
1430 E Covina Blvd, Covina, 91724
9am-2pm (New Teachers at 8am)
Shakespeare Combined Festival - April 27, 2019
Citrus Hill High School
18150 Wood Rd, Perris 92570
Shakespeare Festival Categories
0. Tech Theater – Sets/Lights/Graphics (Featured plays; Hamlet & As You Like It)
I. Tech Theater – Court Costumes
II. Tech Theater – Character Costumes (Featured plays; Hamlet & As You Like It)
III. Audition Monologue
IV. Straight Cut - Death Scenes (Scene must feature the death of a character)
V. Clowns & Fools – Scenes must feature a character perceived to be a fool or a clown – jesters accepted)
VI. Women With Power
VII. Large Group Dramatic – Open
VIII. Large Group Comedic – As You Like It
IX. Modern Musical Based on Shakespeare
2017-2018 Festivals
Shakespeare Festival Results
Detailed Results – Varsity Division
Detailed Results – Junior Varsity Division
Detailed Results - Middle School Division
| Shakespeare Festival Categories: | |
| 0. | Tech Theater – Sets/Lights/Graphics (Featured plays; Titus Andronicus & Taming of the Shrew) |
| I. | Tech Theater – Court Costumes |
| II. | Tech Theater – Character Costumes (Featured plays; Titus Andronicus & Taming of the Shrew) |
| III. | Audition Monologue |
| IV. | Shakespeare Bare Stage – Open, Straight Cut, No Chairs |
| V. | Wizarding World of Shakespeare – Scenes must feature magic, wizardry, sorcery, etc. |
| VI. | Breeches |
| VII. | Large Group Dramatic – Titus Andronicus; Middle School ONLY: Open Drama |
| VIII. | Large Group Comedic – Taming of the Shrew |
| IX. | Shakespeare the Musical |
Fall Festival Results:
Complete List of Winners from all Festivals
DETAILED RESULTS – Varsity Festival
DETAILED RESULTS – Junior Varsity Festival
DETAILED RESULTS – Middle School Festival
| Fall Festival Categories: | |
| 0. | Tech Theater – Sets/Lights (Alice In Wonderland) |
| I. | Tech Theater – Costume/Makeup (Alice In Wonderland) |
| II. | Tech Theater – Graphics/Publicity (Alice In Wonderland) |
| III. | Audition Monologue |
| IV. | Straight Cut – Leading Ladies (At least one of the main characters must be a female.) |
| V. | Horror/Thriller Plays |
| VI. | Student Original – Based on a Painting, Renaissance to 1970 (Bring two images of the painting. One for the Master Cuttings Form, one for the judges to see). |
| VII. | Large Group Open Drama |
| VIII. | Large Group Open Comedy |
| IX. | Open Musical |
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2018 DTASC Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to all of our DTASC Scholarship Recipients and to everyone who auditioned.
Mario Lomeli Scholarship:
Michaela Mahoney -Verdugo Hills HS
Julianna Goldsmith - Archer School for Girls
Sami Staitman - Calabassas HS
Alexa Jones - PV Peninsula HS
Isabella Navarro - PV Peninsula HS
Dominique Payne - Carson HS
Tatiana Martinez - California HS
Our 2018-2020 DTASC Board of Directors:
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President |
Susan Eiden |
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Exec. Vice President |
Stephen Whelan |
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Varsity Vice President |
Roger Graziani |
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JV/Middle School Vice President |
Barbara Zatarain |
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Treasurer |
Lynn Lanning |
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Recording Secretary |
Bill Garrett |
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Membership Secretary |
Joshua Brady |
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Varsity Registrar |
Marcia Barryte |
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JV/Middle School Registrar |
Scott Hunter |
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Historian |
Art Miller |
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Advocacy Coordinator |
Gai Jones |
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President Ex-Officio |
Brian Bozanich |
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Parliamentarian |
Michael Nevarez |
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Social Media Liaison |
Nicole Pedroche |
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Social Chairperson |
Christine Kolb |
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Web Manager |
Seth Cohen |
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