|
|
||
Follow Us:
Director's Notes
Welcome to CLUE - the Stay at Home Version! We are thrilled that you can join us on this momentous occasion.
The one word that continues to be used to describe this last year is unprecedented. This word is defined as "never done or known before." For Patrick Henry High School Theatre Department, this word rings true in all of our endeavors. Transitioning the live theatre creative process to an all digital one has been an incredibly unprecedented undertaking for all of us. This is the first ever digital play produced by Patrick Henry High School Theatre Department. It is the first time our students have ever acted on a Zoom stage. It is the first time we have used many different kinds of technologies and online applications to do graphic design, video editing, sound design, and social media to help us tell our story. It was my first time directing a full production as the new Theatre teacher. So many firsts! Unprecedented is the exact right word to use.
Creating in the 'unknown", some things didn't always work out as planned. However, it was in these difficult moments where we truly defined our worth. In each moment of challenge, the cast and crew met the demand with a can-do spirit and found solutions that could only be possible by collaborating with talented, innovative, creative and caring individuals.
We hope you enjoy what we were able to accomplish together as an ensemble of actors and technicians. Without you, the audience, this moment of digital theatre would not exist. Thank you for playing such an important role in this unprecedented time!
Enjoy!
~Julia Cuppy
Theatre Teacher & Director
Who's Who
Cast
Creative Team
Julia Cuppy
Matthew Kalal
Laura Shull
Maya Canales
Jan Wilson
Rachel Fey
Jeremy Gulley
Adam Cuppy
Vy Phan
Olivia Newell
Photos
Evidence Board
Cast and Crew of CLUE
Special Thanks to:
Michelle Irwin, PHHS Principal & PHHS Admin Team
Lucia Pineda, PHHS Financial Clerk
PHHS Theatre Club Officers: Olivia Newell, Colby Koo, Laura Shull, Rachel Fey, Ryan Zook, Kella Smith
SDUSD VAPA Department: Russ Sperling & Marjorie Treger
PHHS Technical Theatre Classes
Support Other Local Theatres!
The San Diego Unified School District Visual and Performing Arts Department presents the culminating work of the Honor Theatre Project. This project brings together theatre and technical theatre students from 9 high schools to create and produce a unique and timely storytelling piece reflecting on social justice issues.
This piece was entirely created and filmed remotely. This event is the first time this group of students will have the opportunity to come together in person.
This event is an outdoor, socially distanced screening of the final project. Masks are required. There will be socially distanced, pod-style seating. Some chairs are provided. Attendees may bring their own chairs and blankets.
- 6:30PM Gate Opens, Red Carpet for Creators, Food Trucks Available
- 7:00PM PreShow Video Featuring Artistic Statements from Students
- 7:30PM Screening (approx. 1 hour)
Partners in this work include Joshua Streeter, Jr., a theatre educator and director from James Madison University; La Jolla Playhouse Education and Outreach Dept. and Production Department; San Diego State University School of Theatre, Television and Film.
Event Location: 4271 Clairemont Mesa Blvd, San Diego, CA 92117, Clairemont Lutheran Church Parking Lot
Projections by Sundown Outdoor Movies
Additional funding provided by The VAPA Foundation