KP Drama & Grady Auditorium Production Staff (GAPS)
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WELCOME TO OUR 2007 - 2008 SEASON!
Our Next Production
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A comedy about everything that can happen during a family summer vacation on the coast of Maine. 9 & 10 May 2008, 7:30 PM |
Our Previous Productions This Season
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directed by Katie Mikalayunas The First Student-Directed Production in our New Theatre! |
by Charles Dickens adapted for stage by Israel Horovitz |
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(Last updated Monday, 2/18/08) |
(Last updated Monday, 2/18/08) |
Theatre Facilities Information (posted Monday, 2/18/08) |
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Our Story
KP Drama produces and performs two to three plays each year. These include an annual holiday production each December, a Spring production in May, and an occasional February senior-directed show. All plays until the Spring of 2007 were produced on the stage of the Richard K. Grady Auditorium at King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham, MA or on the stage of our temporary home in the King Philip Middle School Auditorium. As of Autumn, 2007, our new home is the high school's brand new King Philip Theatre, where more than fifty students both on stage and behind the scenes work for months to bring audiences such terrific holiday shows as A Christmas Carol, favorite comedies including You Can't Take It With You , immortal Shakespearian theatre including Much Ado About Nothing, powerful dramas such as Inherit the Wind, and entertaining musicals like Anything Goes! In addition to our fine performers, more than twenty superior technical theatre students are members of the Grady Auditorium Production Staff (G.A.P.S.). These students, in co-operation with the technical theatre program at Rhode Island College, design sets and build scenery for each show, design lighting and sound plots and operate the theatre lighting and sound systems, and attend to all aspects of theatre operations in the Grady Auditorium for town meetings, assemblies and other public events throughout the school year. Persons interested in supporting these programs financially or through volunteering should contact Joseph Ferreira at ferreiraj@kingphilip.org for further information. You may also call us at (508) 384-1000, Ext. 206 Monday through Friday between 9 AM and 3 PM or FAX us at (508) 384-1018. Thank you for visiting and we hope to see YOU at our next show! Joseph Ferreira, Director S. Rivka Rocchio, Assistant Director Marc Speroni, Technical Director |
Our Fall Productions Archive! (Under Construction)
(The Irene Kennedy Memorial Charity Fund Production)
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Fall, 1998 - It's A Wonderful Life |
Fall, 1999 - Miracle on 34th Street |
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Fall, 2000 - A Christmas Story |
Fall, 2001 - Yes, Virginia, There Is A Santa Claus |
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Fall, 2002 - A Christmas Carol |
Fall, 2003 - It's A Wonderful Life |
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Fall, 2004 - A Christmas Story |
Fall, 2005 - Families at Holidaytime |
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Fall, 2006 - Miracle on 34th Street |
Fall, 2007 - A Christmas Carol |
Our Spring Productions Archive!
(Under Construction)
(The KP Master Thespian Scholarship Fund Production)
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Spring, 1999 - The Sting |
Spring, 2000 - Inherit the Wind |
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Spring, 2001 - Anything Goes! (William Jones) |
Spring, 2002 - Much Ado About Nothing (Nicole Slagle) |
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Spring, 2003 - Twelve Angry Men/Twelve Angry Women |
Spring, 2004 - The Philadelphia Story |
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Spring, 2005 - The Curious Savage (Vienna Folliard) |
Spring, 2006 - You Can't Take It With You |
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Spring, 2007 - It Was A Dark & Stormy Night |
Spring, 2008 - Mr. Hobbs Vacation |
Our Student-Directed Productions Archive (Under
Construction)
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March, 2000 - Arsenic & Old Lace (Timothy Mele & Jesse McKenzie) |
February, 2002 - The Turn of the Screw (Missy Taddeo & Tom Gemelli) |
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February, 2003 - Play It Again, Sam (Harley Holmes) |
February, 2004 - The Dinner Party (Ayaan Agane & Brittany Burke) |
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February, 2005 - The Mousetrap (Caitlin McLaughlin) |
February, 2008 - Don't Dress for Dinner (Katie Mikalayunas) |
