Max is a Wakefield High School senior, and has been a part of the Signature in the Schools family for three years. Join him as he takes us through a Veni, Vidi, Vici tech rehearsal.
For more information on the program be sure to check out our web page. Tickets for this year's production are available now through the Signature Theatre Box Office at 703 820 9771.
The cast and crew of Signature in the Schools’ 20thAnniversary production,Veni, Vidi, Vicipresent one of several video projects done at the start of this year’s program as part of their “Boot Camp” experience. Students were asked to create genre-based short films inspired by the translation ofVeni, Vidi, Vici:“I came, I saw, I conquered.” These videos are created completely by the student actors and technicians.
This year’s production focuses on the very large and daunting topic of imperialism throughout the world. Join the cast and crew ofVeni, Vidi, Vicion March 9thand 16that 8:00PM for two public performances of this world premiere play, written by Joe Calarco (GYPSY) and directed byDavid Zobell, Signature Theatre’s Education Director.
For free tickets to the production, call us at 703 820 9771 or visit the Box Office.
Mason is ready to tackle rehearsals with the rest of the technical team for Signature in the Schools.
Over the next couple of months as we get closer to the premiere of this years Signature in the Schools production Veni, Vidi, Vici, we are going to hear from the talented cast and crew that makes up this years production team. First up on the docket we have our fearless Stage Manager, Mason.
"I’ve been at Signature for three years now. I’ve done one year as a backstage technician, one year as Assistant Stage Manager and this is my first year as Stage Manager. Over the years, all I’ve been hearing about is how I’m going to be the next Stage Manager (SM) and now that I am it’s weird. I can still remember the day I auditioned to be an actor and I can remember getting the email saying I was accepted as tech. It really does feel like it’s been a long road all leading up to this moment. I feel some anxiety about the new position especially after following Emily, last years Stage Manager, she really was amazing. But I’m going to put out 110% and do my part to make the 20th anniversary show the best one we’ve had yet. Signature has been the main focus of my highschool career and completely changed my entire view of what I might want to do after I graduate. I don’t want to know where I might have been without it." Be sure to check back in the coming weeks to hear more from the amazing 20th Anniversary cast and crew of Signature in the Schools. For more information on the program be sure to check out our web page. Tickets for this year's production will be available soon through the Signature Theatre Box Office at 703 820 9771.
