NOISES OFF
CAST OF CHARACTERS
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DOTTY OTLEY/MRS. CLACKETTKathryn Aarons
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LLOYD DALLASPeter O’Shea
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GARRYLEJEUNE/ROGERAnkur Kela
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BROOKE ASHTON/VICKISara Silva
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FREDERICK FELLOWES/PHILIP BRENT/SHEIKHNoah Bender
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BELINDA BLAIR/FLAVIA BRENT.Maggie Phillips
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SELSDON MOWBRAY/BURGLARNic Wratten
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TIMOTHY ALLGOODByron Santizo
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POPPY NORTON-TAYLORTaryn Issel
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There will be a company meeting of cast and crew, with a parent present for each company member, on Monday, February 23, at 6:30pm in the PAC.
Actors and stage managers will quickly move with Ms. Musante to the stage to read through the play.
Parents should bring a checkbook to cover costs of scripts, company party and strike dinner (mandatory) and t-shirts and videos (if you wish). Financial support is readily available. Please talk to administrative assistant Lynn Madden at the meeting.
Thank you to everyone who auditioned. You were wonderful and made our decisions very difficult.
Ms. Musante and Mr. Friedman
About SMHS Drama
San Mateo High School is the home of one of the Bay Area’s finest and most comprehensive high school drama programs. Offering courses in Drama, Musical Theatre and Cinema and Society, students are exposed to the dramatic arts in multiple forms and formats. Coursework provides students with hands-on academic opportunities in acting, directing, design and choreography (often in conjunction with San Mateo High’s highly acclaimed dance and music departments).
In addition to its high-level classroom work, San Mateo High School produces 3 exceptional quality shows each year in the newly renovated state-of-the-art on-campus performing arts center. Boasting multiple awards from both San Jose Stage Company’s Top Honors and American Musical Theatre of San Jose’s Honors, San Mateo High School has developed a reputation for excellence in drama education and performance. By providing a robust drama curriculum, San Mateo High School is developing students’ skills in numerous areas emphasized by California’s recently-implemented Common Core curriculum, including real-world problem-solving, collaborative learning and communication.
Most importantly, San Mateo High School’s drama program provides students the opportunity to develop a time-honored craft: telling stories, using a toolkit comprised of their voices, bodies and imaginations, while testing their maturing senses of reasoning and emotion. And, by making high-quality productions accessible to the greater San Mateo-Foster City-Burlingame community, San Mateo High’s drama students are educating the next generation of audience members.
