Good morning, Happy Monday!
I hope you can enjoy this shorter week with us and celebrate the hard and incredible work that goes into putting on a One-Act performance such as this one!
The Book of Will
"What if all the words were lost?
In this play, William Shakespeare’s been dead for three years. His closest friends and fellow actors deeply miss him and his beautiful plays. When a pirated, badly botched Hamlet (“To be or not to be, there’s the point . . .”) plays on a nearby stage, they realize Shakespeare’s lines are disappearing into the forgetful memory of time. What they need is a book—a definitive copy of his original plays, but to make one, they’ll have to battle an unscrupulous publisher, a boozy poet laureate and their own mortality. Lauren Gunderson’s look at Shakespeare’s First Folio is a lively, funny, poignant love letter to theatre and the printed word..."
-Oregon Shakespeare Festival
See our virtual playbill below
(Special Thanks to Todd Wielar for assisting with this!)
https://www.playbillder.com/show/vip/Charlottesville_High_School/2022/The_Book_of_Will_127510
Showtime: Tuesday 10/25 7pm Black Box Theatre
Time length 45 minutes
You'll witness the play as it will be performed in competition this weekend at VTA (Virginia Theatre Association)
A handful of tickets are available for purchase using the following link :
https://events.ticketspicket.com/agency/2ce8d895-7d60-45b5-842d-5d8d7351face/events/f84545cf-d277-4f65-8156-0f1debfc3899
Photographs of last week's dress rehearsal courtesy of Gina Proulx can be seen below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dO4qHsoUxFi85YdrY2pEvqNwLiXYCirM?usp=sharing
Actor/Crew headshots can be seen outside of the black box theatre:
We hope to see you all there!
The VHSL production of No Home, but Ropes and Stakes goes into tech week this Wednesday! (Both at CHS and at Competition!)
Tickets are on sale and can be purchased in advance of both shows.
We also have auditions just around the corner for one of the most iconic and probably one of the more important musicals of the 20th century, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF! I want to highly recommend that every student involves themselves in this year’s Musical! Dates (Feb 16-19)
This is a particularly timely musical that will make you cry, make you laugh, and much more!
This week: