Drama

Theater is a unique form of artistic expression requiring contributions from many different disciplines in order to create a polished product. Being part of an activity requiring this type of collaboration teaches responsibility and the importance of teamwork while allowing students to enhance their skills. At Seattle Lutheran, we feel strongly that all students, regardless of experience level, should have the opportunity to be a part of the production. It’s here where students can take part in the enriching world of theater.

In addition to an elective drama class, Seattle Lutheran offers an after-school drama club that produces two full-length productions each year in November and April. Students are involved in all aspects of producing the shows including, but not limited to, acting, stage management, set construction, scenic painting, props, costume design, and construction and lighting. Actors are given parts through an audition process; all levels of experience are welcome and appreciated. Productions in the last five years have included one-act and full-length plays in a variety of styles, including Broadway musicals, Shakespearian comedies, 1940’s radio plays, monologues, and titles from famous play writes such as Neil Simon and Alfred Uhry.


Spring 2022 Production & Fundraiser – April 29th, 30th & May 1st

This spring, Seattle Lutheran High School Drama is proud to present The World According to Snoopy.  Snoopy is the world’s most lovable dog, but people don’t feel the same about his owner, Charlie Brown.  In a series of comic strip-like scenes, we watch everyone’s favorite “Peanuts” characters go to school, sit in the pumpkin patch, ask for psychiatric advice, and have wild flights of fancy.  This funny, uplifting musical reminds us all of the power of friendship.  Don’t miss it!

The World According to Snoopy

A revised version of the musical Snoopy!!!

Based on the comic strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz

Original Book by Charles M. Schultz

Creative Associates, Warren Lockhart, Arthur Whitelaw and Michael L. Grace

Music by Larry Grossman / Lyrics by Hal Hackady

Lyrics for “Husband Material” by Andrew Lippa

Revised Book by Kaitlin Hopkins, Adam Cates, Larry Grossman

Musical Direction and Orchestrations by Greg Bolin

In the Menashe Gymnasium at Seattle Lutheran High School

Friday, April 29th at 7:30pm

Saturday, April 30th at 7:30pm

Sunday, May 1st at 2:30pm

Tickets:

$10 for adults

$7 for seniors and non-SLHS students

Produced in arrangement with Tams Whitmark, a Conchord Theatricals Company (www.conchordtheatricals.com)


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a few of Our productions

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