From the Directors' Desk:
Important updates for cast and crew will be posted on the Directors' Notes page.
High School Fall Play Registration Info
Registration for the fall play is now open. Please go to Parent Portal and register your student. Register either as “Cast” or as “Crew”.
YOU MUST REGISTER BEFORE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 TO BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE!
IF YOU ARE IN THE CREW
Please ALSO go to this link and fill out this very quick information after you have registered. https://bit.ly/3DMbEcr
Reminder! All High School Cast and Crew Are Called Monday 9/26/22!
Middle School Improv Registration is Now open.
To register for Middle School Improv there is an optional fee in the portal.
Once the fee is paid your student will be registered for Improv.
Click on the link below and log into campus.
Go to “Fees” on the left-hand side.
On the bottom left click on “Optional Fees”.
A list will pop up that will include three improv options – one/two or three sessions.
Be aware that signing up for each session individually is $75 per session. Signing up for all three sessions now is $150 – which will save you money.
Upcoming Shows
Click through our album above to see our upcoming shows!
Click here for the Google Photo Slideshow
Click here for the Google Slideshow Presentation From the End of the Year Celebration.
Drama Programs at Centennial School Middle School and Centennial High School
Theater is proven to improve focus, teach problem-solving skills, teamwork, confidence, and important life skills.
The Centennial Theatre program is one of the foremost heralded programs in the state. Our district theatre programs are all under one roof meaning:
Our theater programs feed from the middle school into the high school club so we have combined both programs with the same staff and Directors from Middle School through High School.
We encourage each school to support the other in their productions. High school students are connected to the Middle School programs. We have student directors from the high school work with the students at the Middle School programs. Students connect to the program, creating a cohesive and strongly bonded community.
All schedules for each program are published for the year in the summer before the school year starts, including mandatory meeting and audition schedules.
The Centennial Middle School Theatre programs are for students at all levels of acting, from beginning to more experienced. Our schedules for all theatre programming at the Middle School allow for students to participate in all theatre programs without conflict.
The Centennial High School Theatre programs are for students at all levels of acting, from beginning to more experienced. Our schedules for all theatre programming at the High School allow for students to participate in all theatre programs without conflict.
Our leadership at Centennial Theatre is experienced in every aspect of theater and stage management.
Eric Webster
Director and Coach for High School and Middle School Theatre Programs, Improv Coach, Middle School Speech Coach, Cougar Football Stadium Announcer
Laurie Tangren
Middle School Fall Play Co-Director
Middle School Musical Co-Director
High School Costume Director
Mary Rudquist
Middle School Musical Music Director
High School Musical Co-Director
Melissa Krieger
High School Musical Music Director
Centennial Theatre Boosters Secretary
Kris Schmidt
Middle School and High School Play and Musical Set and Props Design and Director
I love how theater can transform students and change lives. Theater transports us to other cultures and new ideas and even worlds--from the deeply philosophical to the utterly absurd. Most importantly, theater teaches all of us empathy, which is the beginning of creating a better, safer world for everyone.
Teaching theater, therefore, is what I believe allows students to be free to express thoughts and fears, but it’s also what fuels me as a professional. Theater provides a safe place for students to think out loud and “try on” ideas and, because they are allowed to fly around with safety nets, they unwittingly and unknowingly teach the teacher.
- Eric Webster