Beacon students are artist within themselves. Beacon is a place

 

to help better their skills as actors, Artists and Chef’s. A

 

Beacon student is proud, expressive, creative, part of a family

 

and community creative and many more things. Beacon is a place

 

for students to grow as individuals. A beacon student is their

 

art, they are themselves, they are unique.

 

 

  A theater student is loud, outgoing and a close knit family. A

 

theater student puts their heart and soul into everything they do

 

and work to their fullest. A theater student gets a taste of two

 

arts in one class, the performing arts and technical arts. A

 

Theater student is talented "heart" of the school and we help the

 

school in any way possible.

 

  I am a Beacon Theater student; I am outgoing, friendly, and

 

easy going. I am a senior and a good friend to all. I am the

 

president at Beacon and I help all people in any way possible. I

 

find Beacon to be a second home to me and I love being with the

 

people of the school. I am proud, Strong willed, and smart. I am

 

ME.

     

   Theater is a big part in my life, at first I was kind of iffy

 

because I was afraid to get on stage in front of a lot of people

 

but after a while it became like second nature. The pictures

 

above are photos from some of my performances. The first two

 

pictures are from the Beacon production of Romeo and Juliet,

 

which is a classic love tail about two young lovers torn by

 

their family differences. The third and fourth pictures are from

 

my most recent performance "Don’t drink the water." It’s a story

 

about three tourists that get stuck in communist territory and

 

have to find a way out. The fifth and sixth photos are from my

 

first musical "Once on this island."

   

    It is the typical love story about a boy who falls for a girl

 

but there’s something standing in the way. The seventh and final

 

picture is from the BeaconCabaret, where I performed a piece

 

called "Who’s on first" By Abbot and Costello, which is about a

 

baseball team owner explaining the game to a player. During the

 

Cabaret I also did a song from the hit movie "Rent" the song was

 

called "One song glory." It’s about a young musician who falls

 

for a women, they get together and she ends catching AIDS from

 

drug needles, and she gives it to him.