(will be updated for 2019 after the directors meeting Tues, 3/5)
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North Reading Hosts Prelim's
Preliminary Round
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Please note not all of these links have been updated. They will be ready Monday, January 7 when files from school can be accessed and uploaded for your convenience.
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The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S Lewis
Performs second approx 7:10pm During the World War II bombings of London, four English siblings are sent to a country house where they will be safe. One day Lucy finds a wardrobe that transports her to a magical world called Narnia. After coming back, she soon returns to Narnia with her brothers, Peter and Edmund, and her sister, Susan. There they join the magical lion, Aslan, in the fight against the evil White Witch. |
Come See two beautiful tales
Sunday, February 24 at 6:30pm Tickets only available at the door Suggested $5 donation 26 Pebbles by Eric Ulloa performs first at 6:30pm On December 14, 2012, Adam Lanza walked into Sandy Hook Elementary School and killed twenty-six innocent souls before taking his own life. These twenty-six innocent deaths, like pebbles thrown into a pond, created ripples and vibrations that were felt far beyond the initial rings. This is the story of those vibrations. Similar in style to The Laramie Project, playwright Eric Ulloa conducted interviews with members of the community in Newton and crafted them into an exploration of gun violence and a small town shaken by a horrific event. This docudrama is a weave of verbatim interview excerpts from the people of Newtown as they recount the ripples that were made in the aftermath of unthinkable tragedy and the resulting push forward towards healing in their community. The events of December 14, 2012 are discussed at length including, but not limited to, the loss of a child, gun violence and suicide. This production uses mature language. Parental discretion is advised. The production contains no graphic violence. "26 Pebbles" takes place at a Newtown, CT Town Meeting six months after the school shooting. Your ticket allows you to view both or just one of these beautiful stories. Come at 6:30 for the first one and stay for both. OR come at 7:10 for The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Each show is approx 40 minutes in length and includes about a 5 minute set up and tear down. |
Form for Parent & Alumni VolunteersIn order to run Dramafest, we need all hands on deck. Parents, alumni and Masquers members are asked to sign up and join us for a great day of theatre!
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FOODFood for all student volunteers who are NOT already in the cast and crew.
Lunch is free for NR students who are participating in the show. Please bring money with you Lunch is $7 and you can pick from a salad bar or burgers/chicken patty or black bean sandwhich Dinner is pizza ($5) and water and dessert. Please bring money with you |
Cast and Crew Medical FormsMETG requires all students to register their medical information via family id. This is an online sign up. ALL NRHS students need to fill in the link below. Please fill in all necessary information. Alumni and volunteers NOT attending NRHS do not need to do this.
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Signup Genius for Food Donations for all Masquers membersWe ask all Masquers members, including those not involved in this show, to help out by donating food items for our volunteers and for concessions to help defray costs. Sign up for as much or as little as you'd like - but please sign up for something.
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The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S.Lewis
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Summary::
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Questions
What Is The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe Like?
Is The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe good for Kids?
There is a bit of darkness in this show but the magic and spirit relates to all ages.
What Is The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe Like?
Is The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe good for Kids?
There is a bit of darkness in this show but the magic and spirit relates to all ages.
METG Final Round -
to be held March 28nd - March 30th in Boston at the Boston Back Bay Events Center (John Hancock Hall). NRHS Masquers will be performing The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe TBD
Click HERE for more information (ITS COMING ASAP)
State Final Forms and Details
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Transportation
We will take a bus on Thursday, March 28 and Friday Mach 29. This will be paid for through the funds we raise Tuesday, March 21. So no out of pocket cost. If we don't have enough drivers for Saturday, we will need to take a bus and there might be cost. Please fill in the permission slip and return it no later than Friday, March 16. |
Tickets go on sale to the public March 14 at 12:00am
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Cast List:
Peter: Eddie McNeil Susan: Rachel Schladenhauffen Edmund: Sam Giunta Lucy: Caroline Schladenhauffen Tumnus: Mateo Florez Mr. Beaver: Billy Shaw Mrs. Beaver: Christina Lasdin White Witch: Meg Carey Aslan: Stewart Garniss Maugrim: Preston Lydotes Dwarf: Anna Balin Father Christmas: Stewart Garniss Professor: Stewart Garniss |
Greek Ensemble:
Brenna Barry Erin Davis Avery Desrosiers Gianna Naulivou Bella MacCaffrie Lila MacCaffrie Christina Musgrave Leyla Rzakhanov Mia Tidd |
Thank you to everyone who auditioned. Tomorrow there will be a read-through and all members of the cast are expected to be there. Please refer to the Rehearsal Schedule for further information. Congratulations!
Coded Cast List:
The list is coded based on character name rather than cast name. Unless you crack the code, you will find out your character tomorrow at read through at 2:30 in A-12. If your name is not listed, thank you very much for your audition. It was wonderful to see the turnout. You are welcome to join tech crew for the duration of the production. All tech crew and cast members are called on Monday for the first read through. |
