CSW Students Receive Theatre Awards
The CSW Theatre Department is excited to announce that last year's High School Drama Festival Participants submitted their film version of THE 39 STEPS into the Massachusetts High School Virtual Festival and although we are proud of all of the participants the following students and recent alums were given awards:
Wren Rearden '22 for Excellence in Videography
Paul Duan '23 for Excellence in Ensemble Work
Ryan Cooke '23 for Excellence in Ensemble Work
Taylor Bryan '22 for Excellence in Ensemble Work
Emelia Brinkley '22 for Excellence in Sound Design
Emelia Brinkley '22 for Excellence in Stage Management
Zeke Fairley '21 for Excellence in Ensemble Work
Clairenne Wilson '21 for Excellence in Ensemble Work
Look for information coming soon about auditions for this years IN PERSON High School Drama Festival.
Check out this video to see clips from festivals in the past.
The following students and recent alums were also given awards by the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild for their performances in Into the Woods and if still on campus may also pick up their awards at my office during office hours today:
MC DuBard '21 for Excellence in Acting
Wren Rearden '22 for Excellence in Acting
Taylor Bryan '22 for Excellence in Acting
Gray Moxley '21 for Excellence in Acting
Ryogo Katahira '23 for Excellence in ActingALL cast and crew members were excellent and valued participants for both shows!
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