Wakefield Theatre Company

11/07/2024

05/26/2024

Emu Wars!!

05/08/2024

Rewritten from a different perspective:

ONLY A THEATRE TEACHER...
Only a theatre teacher is expected to be the CEO, the Chief Executive Officer, of their theatrical realm, steering the ship of creativity and collaboration. They lead by example, guiding students, parents, colleagues, and administrators through the artistic journey with adept communication and vision. Their presence on stage isn't just about performance; it's about embodying leadership in every aspect of the theatrical experience.

Only a theatre teacher is expected to be the COO, the Chief Operating Officer, meticulously orchestrating every aspect of the production. They thrive in the midst of chaos, swiftly troubleshooting any issue that arises. Their mastery of logistics ensures that the show goes on seamlessly, with contingency plans in place for every scenario. In the educational setting, they optimize every opportunity for learning, ensuring that each rehearsal is efficient and effective.

Only a theatre teacher is expected to be the CLO, the Chief Learning Officer, infusing every lesson with artistic passion and pedagogical expertise. They know their scripts inside and out, fostering a nurturing environment where students can explore, create, and grow. Their rehearsals are engaging and inspiring, cultivating a love for the craft while instilling discipline and dedication.

Only a theatre teacher is expected to be the CIO, the Chief Information Officer, leveraging technology and data to enhance the learning experience. From managing online platforms to analyzing performance metrics, they harness the power of information to drive student progress and engagement. Their fluency in digital tools empowers both students and colleagues to excel in the modern theatrical landscape.

Only a theatre teacher is expected to be the CMO, the Chief Marketing Officer, promoting their program with flair and finesse. They anticipate future enrollment trends, devising strategic plans to attract and retain talent. Through innovative recruitment initiatives and captivating promotional materials, they cultivate a vibrant theatrical community both within and beyond the school walls.

And finally, only a theatre teacher is expected to be the CFO, the Chief Finance Officer, securing resources and managing budgets with precision. They juggle finances, fundraising, and staffing with expertise, ensuring that every dollar and hour is maximized for the benefit of the program. Their dedication to fiscal responsibility sustains the artistic excellence of their theatre department.

ONLY A THEATRE TEACHER WOULD BE EXPECTED TO DO ALL OF THESE THINGS.
It's a demanding role, but remember to give yourself credit for the incredible work you do. You're not just a teacher; you're a director, a mentor, and a creative force shaping the next generation of performers and storytellers.

04/18/2024

Congratulations to Miley Perrott for being selected as a top 10 finalist for DPAC Rising Stars!!

03/21/2024

Make your weekend plans to attend my last musical before retirement!! The classic GUYS AND DOLLS!!

01/26/2024

These students performed for our annual Curriculum Fair! THEY ROCK!! This was during exams when there was a lot on their plates and I can't thank them enough!!!

01/16/2024

Thank you Liz Grimes Droessler for trusting me with this production. The team you put together was PHENOMINAL and I will always remember these shows fondly!

01/16/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDeT8IDsNkU

Listen to this all the way through . . . CHILLS!!!!

Jamey Ray, our arranger and tenor, watched West Side Story (2021) while we were on tour. As he was listening to this song (sung by the INCREDIBLE Rita Moreno...

10/10/2023

Drama club shanangins!

10/06/2023

How I Became a Pirate!

09/21/2023

Wcpss Theatre PICNIC 2023