One Acts
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The One-Acts are a time-honored tradition at Grosse Pointe South. Each year, theater students look forward to these student directed performances. It is a great privilege to be awarded the direction of a One-Act. The ‘competition’ for one of the four coveted spots begins freshmen year. For every dramatic performance or event that a student is involved in, he or she receives a specific number of thespian points. The amount of points awarded varies, depending on size of the role or extent of involvement in a dramatic activity. Thespians can also receive points by becoming a Pointe Player chairperson, an officer, working behind the scenes of a performance, or attending theatre festivals. Points are tallied through the years and at the close of junior year, the four students with the highest number of points are offered the opportunity to direct. This production may be of any genre and may feature two actors, or twenty. Each piece generally runs fifteen to thirty minutes. The awarding of a One-Act epitomizes a student’s dedication and involvement with the Pointe Players; it is a great responsibility, but also a great honor. |
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Find tips and director packet below!!!!
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