International Thespian Society Troupe # 5135

The first was Removing the Glove by Clarence Coo, a short play on the theme of homophobia. The second was by famed playwright, Stephen Gregg. It's entitled, G.L.A.M.O.R. We presented the premiere of Y-Men by Drama Student Trevor Foel. We also presented the first royalty paid performance of the full-length play, Sunday Night by Stephen Gregg.

Avoiding Chaos in Six Simple Steps How to make Drama a better place for all of us.

Go to Class.

Do your homework.

Go to rehearsal.

If you can't be at rehearsal let us (Doc, Andi or Shelby) know at least 24 hours in advance.

Know your lines.

Pick up after yourself and be respectful.

Other than that, have fun keep up the good work and enjoy the experience.

-From the Ex-Drama Team President and Stage Manager

Andi Lescarbeau, Past president

Hey everyone! This is a

cool page about our wicked

cool drama team. Doc worked

very hard on it and it has

lots of cool pictures. As

an officer, I encourage

everyone to keep themselves

updated through the use of

this site.

Shelby Lewis, Past President

1994 International Festival "Doc's Girls"

Amy Remillard, Sherri Pikul

Caroline Green, Allison Rennell

"Lepers" Caroline Green, Sherri Pikul

Beckie Cairnes

Driving to The Thespian Festival in

Muncie, Indiana

Before the "Prom."

Doc Radin gets his mustache painted

green by Katie-Rose Radin

Dr. Radin - Mass State Director

"Mrs H" - NY State Director -

Linda Hochheiser

arriving at the

Lincoln airport

2002

1995 International Festival

2002

International Thespian Festival - June, 2003 -

Same place 2003

Charlie Manuel touches main stage.

International Thspian Festival 2001

You have all been given the privilege to be a part of the best freaken team ever!!!!! That's right. The Drury Drama Team. (crosses arms and looks smug). To help the team remain in its top position ("The best freaken team ever!") we must all do our parts.

1.) Come to class. (Yeah, yeah, we all have one of those teachers, beat em down!)

2.) Treat others as you would like to be treated. (Cliché, I know, I apologize.)

3.) Do your homework!!

4.) Participate (what's the point of class if you don't do anything?) (Math class being the one exception)

5.) HAVE FUN! and no use of the dreaded "C" word.

Katharine Kennedy

Past President of the

Drury Drama Team

From Troupe Presidents

The Drama Team has produced the premieres of four plays, three of which are now published.

Welcome one and all to the DDT,

We are the best team around of which you will see.

We don't make touchdowns and we don't dribble balls,

But we're ready for action when the curtain calls.

We work really hard but the fun never ends,

And a helping hand someone is always willing to lend.

We go to lots of fun places, like Nebraska and Broadway,

It's quite the experience, I must say.

Theatre games, costumes, makeup, and props galore,

What else could one ask for?!

Just always believe in yourself, that is the key.

And so we welcome you Newbies into the Drury Drama Family!

It's no Emily Dickinson, but at least in rhymes!

Haylee Jones

international festival 2004

arriving in Lincoln

2005

International Thespian Festival, 2007.

Click here for the 2007 photos from Lincoln, NE

The Drury Drama Team arriving at the International Thespian Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska - June, 2008.

Debbie Gibbs, President-Elect of the EdTA presents National Administrator's Award to James Montepare, Superintendent of North Adams Public Schoools, June 2008.

Go here to see photos of our trip to the festival.

Click on this for more festival 08 photos.

Click here for the 2008 photos from Lincoln, NE