AHSDFA
ALBERTA HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION
PROVINCIAL FESTIVAL
INFORMATIONAL PACKAGE2015
PROVINCIAL FESTIVAL
Thursday, May 7 through Saturday, May 9, 2015
THE ARTS CENTRE
100 College Ave,
Red Deer College
RED DEER, ALBERTA
This information package is for anyone wishing to attend the AHSDFA Provincial
Festival, whether attending as performers or audience members.
Bruce MacDonald CO/FESTIVALDIRECTOR
Airyn Street CO/FESTIVALDIRECTOR
Gera Allen, AHSDFA President
Amy Burns, AHSDFA Past President
www.albertadrama.com
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TABLE of CONTENTS
AHSDFA Contact Information .............................................................................................. 3
The AHSDFA Festival General Details .................................................................................. 3
Adjudicator Biographies ...................................................................................................... 4
Registration Information ..................................................................................................... 5
Festival Registration CHECKLIST ......................................................................................... 6
Model Release Forms ................................................................................................. 7
Festival Schedule ................................................................................................................ 8
General Information and Banquet/ Awards ........................................................................ 9
Student Workshops ........................................................................................................... 10
Public/ Private Adjudications............................................................................................. 10
Theatre Etiquette............................................................................................................... 10
Tech Information ............................................................................................................... 11
Tech Time............................................................................................................... 11
Load In ................................................................................................................... 11
Dressing Rooms ..................................................................................................... 11
Scheduling.............................................................................................................. 12
Tech Information and FAQs ................................................................................... 12
Accommodations ............................................................................................................... 13
Zone Report Form ..................................................................................................... 14
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AHSDFA Provincial Festival General Details
Contacts:
Festival Co-Director
Bruce MacDonald
Technical Director
Festival Co-Director
Airyn Street
Front-of-House
Artistic Adjudicator
Lynda Adams
*Please send
scripts asap before
May 4, 2015!
Technical/Backstage
Adjudicator
President
Past President
Secretary
Vice President
PROVINCIAL FESTIVAL
ADDRESS
Heather Cornick
Gera Allen
Amy Burns
Arlene Orchard
Trina Penner
This is usually
needed for you to
receive a cheque
from your school
to pay for the
festival fees.
bruce.macdonald@aspenview.org
airyn@platinum.ca
Lynda.Adams@rdc.ab.ca
Lynda Adams
C/O Theatre Performance Creation
Program
Box 5005
100 College Blvd
Red Deer, AB, T4N 5H5
heather.cornick@rdc.ab.ca
gera.allen@rdpsd.ab.ca
aburns@rockyview.ab.ca
Arlene.orchard@ffca-calgary.com
trina.penner@rdpsd.ab.ca
Tara Koett
c/o LTCHS
4204-58 Street
Red Deer, AB
T4N2L6
AHSDFA Provincial Festival Description: The AHSDFA (Alberta High School Drama
Festival Association) Provincial Festival is a One Act Play Festival that celebrates the
excellent theatre that is happening from around Alberta, in our High Schools - Public,
Catholic, Private, and Charters. In April, schools from around the province participate in
zone festivals (their local areas), then the Outstanding play(s) chosen by an adjudicator
is produced at Red Deer College to showcase the work on the Provincial Festival stage.
AHSDFA Mission: To promote interest, involvement, and development in all phases of
drama and theatre for students and teachers in Alberta high schools through the
sponsorship of annual drama festivals. It is to be understood that all involvement in
AHSDFA sponsored festivals - Zones and Provincial - is for the betterment and
development of students and that all involvement will be underscored with integrity,
flexibility, and co-operation.
Website: www.albertadrama.com
Dates: Thursday, May 7- Saturday, May 9, 2015
Registration begins at 10am on Thursday, May 7.
Location: Red Deer College Arts Centre, 100 College Ave, Red Deer, AB
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Adjudicator Biographies
Artistic Adjudicator:
Lynda Adams is a professional director, choreographer, performer, movement specialist
and creator of new works who has worked in the performing arts, film and television
industry for over 30 years. She has a master’s degree, in Movement for the Actor, from
the Laban Centre in London, England and was artist in residence at Victoria School of
the Arts (1989 – 2002) and the Artstrek Curriculum Director (1995 – 2009). Lynda has
taught in drama departments at the University of Alberta, University of British
Columbia, Douglas College, MacEwan U (formerly GMCC) and the Citadel Theatre
School. She was the artistic associate at Northern Light Theatre, in Edmonton, Alberta,
before becoming a full time faculty member in the Theatre Performance and Creation
program at Red Deer College where she teaches movement, acting, business of theatre
and play analysis. Lynda has also directed numerous RDC productions including The
Seagull, Village of Idiots, Cabaret, The Sound of Music, Little Shop of Horrors, Toad of
Toad Hall, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Summertime, Pride and Prejudice and the
world premieres of Mieko Ouchi’s The Dada Play and Vern Thiessen’s adaptation of
Wuthering Heights.
Technical Adjudicator:
Heather Cornick, Head of Lighting, RDC; Theatre & Entertainment Instructor
Throughout her 20 year career, Ms. Cornick has worked in theatre, film, television,
circus, rock and roll, corporate events, dance, cruise ships, and opera as a lighting
designer, technician, stage manager, carpenter, props builder, puppeteer, instructor
and donkey wrangler. Her passion for theatre was fostered through participation in her
high school drama club; a highlight of which was the yearly Sears Ontario High School
Drama Festival. She holds a diploma in technical theatre from Humber College, Toronto
and in 2012-13 was a member of the inaugural cohort of the Bachelor of Performing
Arts Degree at Capliano University, North Vancouver. Currently Heather is the Head of
Lighting and an instructor with Red Deer College. She is fond of both pie and pi.
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Festival Registration Information
Participation as Performers:
Register online through this form: http://goo.gl/forms/cPHxgA3QUQ
 If you are the chosen outstanding production at your Zones festival, you are
automatically able to perform your production at the Provincial Festival at the
Red Deer College Arts Center.
 To register as a performer, please follow the directions outlined below.
Registration Fee:
 $60/ student
 $30/ adult, supervisor, teacher, etc.
 A production registration fee of $150/ play
Deadlines:
Please register by April 30, 2015.
Please send all scripts to the adjudicator by May 4, 2015. See page 3 for Adjudicator
address.
Production types permitted in the Festival:
All productions should be one act plays, limited to 65 minutes or less. One act plays can
be musicals, dramas, comedies, student written work, published and non-published
work, collective creations, etc, as long as a script is provided to the adjudicator by the
submission date (information provided upon registration).
Attending the Festival as NON Participants and as Audience Members only:
You are always welcome to participate as audience members at the Provincial festival!
 Non Participants are welcome to attend the Provincial Festival and maintain full
festival privileges, including workshops, all shows, the banquet, the dance, and
the awards ceremony.
o Please email Arlene Orchard to register as Non Participants:
arlene.orchard@ffca-calgary.com
 If you have friends/ family members that wish to only come to one Performance
Session, the cost is $5/ student $10/ adult. No registration necessary. Tickets
available at the door.
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FESTIVAL REGISTRATION
Festival Checklist for Performance Groups:
To complete before the festival:
 Register online through this form: http://goo.gl/forms/cPHxgA3QUQ
 Courier or Express post 1 copy of your winning play script ASAP to the Provincial
Adjudicator (see page 3 for contact information) by May 4, 2015. She would
prefer to receive them earlier, if at all possible!
 Reserve accommodations for students and chaperones
To bring with you to the festival:
 One copy of your production licensing
 Zone Report. You may need the help of your Zone Head. *You will not be able
to perform without this Zone Report. Please bring this with you to the
registration desk, Thursday, May 7.
 A letter from your school’s principal indicating that all cast &crew members
meet the definition of “high school students” as defined by Alberta Education.
For example:
Dear AHSDFA Directors,
The following students will be performing in the AHSDFA Provincial Festival
from May 8-10, 2015. All students attend this high school:
Names Here
Signed by Principal of your school
 Model Release Forms for each Festival Participant. This allows the students to
be photographed and photos shared on our website.
 200 copies of your playbill which includes the following info:
o Playwright and publisher
o The Production’s creative team (indicate students or teachers)
o The School’s name and community name (make sure to include city)
o Zone Number
o Warnings about language or mature content/ fog/ strobe
 A cheque from your school for the registration fee. It is $60/ student and $30/
adult, and a fee of $150 per play.
**Each Festival registrant receives a Festival Button which allows him/her to participate
in workshops, performances, the banquet/ dance, and the awards ceremony.
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Alberta High School Drama Festival Association
Model Release Form
Provincial High School Drama Festival
(TEACHERS ----- Please duplicate and have every member of your ensemble complete one!)
School: ____________________________________
Name: __________________________ Age: ______
I, ______________________ (parent, guardian) hereby authorize the AHSDFA or
persons authorized by them, the use of any photographs/film associated with
this project without compensation for use in publications, web sites, & / or
promotional materials.
I understand that signing this release does not guarantee the publication of
photos/film/footage.
It is understood that all copyrights remain the property of AHSDFA when used
on the AHSDFA web site.
Please fill out the section that applies to the participant:
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If Participant is UNDER 18 years of age, their parent / guardian must give
consent as follows:
Name: _________________________ Telephone: (
)
Please Print
Parent/Guardian Name: ________________________
Please Print
Signature: _____________________________
Date: __________________
2
If Participant is 18 years of age OR older:
Name: _________________________ Telephone: (
Please Print
)
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General SCHEDULE for the Festival:
Performances at the Provincial Festival plays begin on Thursday May 7 at 12:30 p.m.
sharp. There are 5 performance sessions in total, with generally 3-4 plays per session.
Performance Sessions last approximately 3-4 hours. There is a public adjudication at th
end of each performance session.
Thursday, May 7
10am- noon
12:30pm-4:30pm (approx)
4:30pm (approx)- 7:30pm
Friday, May 8
8pm- 10:30pm (approx)
8:30am
9-11am
11am-noon
12-12:30pm
12:30pm- 4:30pm (approx)
4:30-8pm
Saturday, May 9
7:30pm-10:30pm (approx)
8:30am
9-11am
12:30pm- 4:30pm (approx)
4:30-6pm
6-8pm
8pm- 10pm (approx)
 Registration
 Tech for Performance
Session1 productions
 Performance Session 1
 Dinner Break
 Free Time
 Tech for Performance
Session 2 productions
 Performance Session 2
 Registration for
Workshops
 Student Workshops
 Tech for Performance
Session 3 Productions
 Improv Jam in the lobby
(no registration
required)
 Lunch
 Performance Session 3
 Dinner
 Free Time
 Tech for Performance
Session 4 Productions
 Performance Session 4
 Student Workshop
Registration
 Student Workshops
 Teacher Meeting
(AHSDFA AGM)
 Tech for Performance
Session 5 Productions
 Performance Session 5
 Free Time (get ready for
banquet/ dance)
 Banquet and Dance
 Awards Ceremony
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General Information and FAQs:
When will we receive the formalized schedule for the festival (with performances/
tech times)?
 If you are a performing group, you will receive your tech rehearsal time and
production time schedule during the week of May 4, prior to your arrival.
 If you are participating as an audience member, you will receive an email
confirmation and tentative schedule upon receiving your registration form
 At the festival, all participants will receive a finalized schedule of events,
complete workshop descriptions and a map of the campus.
Is the schedule “set in stone”?
Every attempt will be made to run on schedule, however, we must all be aware of
variables and intangibles. The focus of the festival is to share our work with one
another and to maintain the integrity of the participants, the playwrights and the
productions. If, for whatever reason, we are not able to stay on the exact schedule, we
will all have to make efforts to be co-operative.
Banquet/ Dance:
There will be a banquet for everyone at the festival.
 Saturday, May 9, 2015
 6pm
 Food is served
 A DJ is hired for students to dance
 Most people “dress up” for this experience in semi-formal wear
Awards Ceremony:
There will be an awards ceremony following the banquet.
 After the banquet
 8pm start
 Awards are given to tech, directing, and acting
 No “outstanding” or “winning” production is named
 This usually lasts about 120-150 minutes
Is there a “winning play” chosen at the Provincial Festival?
No. This festival is a showcase of all the best productions in Alberta. A significant
number of awards including honourable mentions are available in the following
categories: acting, directing, ensemble work, playwriting, song/instrumental
performance and various technical theatre areas such as stage management, set design,
lighting and sound. Awards and certificates of achievement will be presented. The
categories and number of awards in each category will be determined between the
Artistic & Technical adjudicators and the AHSDFA Directors and President.
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Student Workshops & Teacher AGM
Workshops occur Friday and Saturday morning from 9-11 a.m. These workshops are
facilitated by professional theatre artists in a myriad of disciplines: fight combat, voice,
singing, dance, theatre for young audiences, image based theatre, stage management,
theatre makeup, acting, improvisation, and costuming. PLEASE PICK UP TWO COPIES
OF THE CLINCIANS’ INFO @ THURSDAY’S REGISTRATION TO SHARE WITH YOUR
STUDENTS. THESE HAVE THE INSTRUCTORS’ BIOS, HEADSHOTS & WORKSHOP
DESCRIPTORS.
Registration for Workshops:
 Registration for workshops occurs @ 8:30 a.m. in the Arts Centre lobby
Friday & Saturday morning. This is usually a mad-rush, so be prompt!
 Workshop registration is first-come first served but please encourage
students to take risks and register in different workshops from each other.
 The workshops allow three things: a) meeting others b) gaining skills c)
taking risks outside your comfort zone
 Each school is asked to try and divide their participants as equally as possible
throughout the available workshop sessions.
PUBLIC & PRIVATE ADJUDICATION
To meet our mandate of theatre education, a short public adjudication will follow each
performance session. This will be for everyone’s benefit. Private Adjudications with
casts and crews will meet in reverse order from performance or at times determined by
the Backstage Festival Director, Bruce.
THEATRE ETIQUETTE
Exemplary theatre etiquette is the expectation: please impress this on your students
and convey this to family members.
 Latecomers can only be admitted at the discretion of RDC’s Front of House
Manager.
 No talking during the performance.
 Cell phones, pagers & watch alarms are to be turned off during all performances.
 No resting feet/shoes on the chairs in front of you.
 No in-and-out privileges during performances (e.g. bathroom breaks)
 No flash photography during performances. In fact, videotaping is not allowed.
NOTE THAT RDC’s Front of House Manager has control over all aspects of the
performance and is the final authority regarding access to the theatre.
The Festival attempts to run on precise time butparents should be cautioned to arrive
early for their child’s performance.
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The tech specifications for the Arts Centre can be found on our website
www.albertadrama.com under festival information, or by clicking on this link:
http://www.albertadrama.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Mainstage_Tech_Specif
ications.29134744.pdf
If you have questions that are not answered on this site, please contact Bruce
MacDonald, our tech director: bruce.macdonald@aspenview.org
For our festival, here is some information not on the website:
1. Your TECH TIME
 Each show will be given 45-60 minutes of tech time with the professional
technicians at RDC; you will be emailed your tech time one week prior to
the festival.
 This time is for: introductions to the technicians and setting of cues. It is
not to provide full runs of shows on the stage.
 If you come with all your cues written down, it makes it easier to set and
rehearse a cue to cue. Please come prepared.
 During your tech time you will meet with the tech crew and go over any
elements in your show that may be of concern to the crew. Eg. Liquids,
fire, food, glitter, paint, fire arms, smoking, etc.
 Once introductions are made your crew will load in your set and your
tech crew will be taken to the booth to get your show set up.
 RDC has a lighting and a sound technician that will assist your crew and
help make your show fabulous.
 Although we try and keep to the allotted times, the intention is to make
sure that shows get the technical requirements that they need.
2. LOAD-IN/SET DELIVERY
 Load-ins for each show will happen generally throughout the day on
Thursday during the tech times or upon your arrival at the festival
 Load-ins do not interfere with tech times
 There is ample room in the Arts Centre to store all sets
 Sets are to be delivered to the back of the Arts Centre (northwest
corner).
 If you are unable to deliver your sets on Thursday, please contact Bruce
MacDonald to make special arrangements.
bruce.macdonald@aspenview.org
 You will be shown where to store your set and be assigned a dressing
room at time of load-in.
 Details will be included with the Master Schedule
3. DRESSING ROOMS
 A dressing room will be assigned to each show during your scheduled
tech time
 Dressing rooms are to be kept clean at all times, including the waiting
area outside the rooms. This area must be cleared immediately after
your performances.
 No food will be allowed in the dressing rooms.
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4.
SCHEDULING for Festival Tech Rehearsals and Performances:

5.
It is important that you indicate your preferences for performance slots
including your alternate choices on your registration form, as every
effort will be made to accommodate special needs and requirements
(e.g. geography, time conflicts). Everyone needs to be flexible
 It is prudent to try and schedule the show with the heaviest set to tech in
the last tech slot and perform in the first performance slot to ease the
change over between shows.
 Technical rehearsal length will vary depending on your technical
requirements. The minimum will be 40 minutes and the maximum will
be 60 minutes. Remember this time is for quickly establishing lighting
areas and levels, drapery positions, and audio levels etc. Please keep
your specials to a minimum. This time is not for general rehearsing.
Morning technical rehearsals should run on schedule but afternoon tech
times are dependent on the running times of the afternoon shows. All
afternoon techs will begin on the scheduled time or immediately
following the public adjudication (whichever is earliest).
 Master Schedule for Tech & Performance will be emailed to the show
contact person ASAP. Fill out your forms as completely as possible,
please!
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
 Are set placements limited by anything?
Sets must not straddle the fire curtain; they can be on either side but not
straddle the fire curtain line.
 If we have a large set, do I need to let someone know?
Large sets should be indicated to the backstage coordinator.
 How are show times determined?
When you fill in your registration form, you will indicate your time/ day
preference. Shows are placed in this order: first to tech last to perform.
This is so that shows with large sets can be last to tech first to perform.
 At the end of our performance session, what should we do with the
sets?
At the end of each session, your sets should be completely removed from
the stage area.
 I want to use specials; am I allowed?
Specials are handled during your tech time; lights can be refocused, but it
does eat away at your tech time.
 Is there a lighting plot I can look at?
RDC has a general lighting plot with various areas that can be used to
light your show. There isn’t an official lighting plot, as they can
accommodate basically any of your needs.
 Will my group be able to use a fly system?
The fly system may only be operated by the professional RDC tech crew;
however, if you bring the rigging, items can be flown in and out.
 Does the orchestra pit raise/ lower?
The orchestra pit can be dropped to give your show a true proscenium
look.
Accommodations:
These are the hotels that are located near the festival venue:
1. Red Deer Lodge and Conference Center
 4311 49th Ave, Red Deer
 403-346-8841
 Includes breakfast, hotel, hot tub, internet
2. Super 8 Motel (formerly Ramada)
 4217 50th Ave, Red Deer
 Includes breakfast
 No pool/ hot tub
3. Black Knight Inn
 2929- 50th Ave
 Includes breakfast, pool, hot tub
4. Sandman Hotel
 2818 Gaetz Ave
 Includes pool, hot tub, free internet
 No breakfast included
5. Travel Lodge
 2807 50th Ave, Red Deer
 Includes hot breakfast, pool, hot tub, internet
6. Holiday Inn Express
 2803 50th Ave, Red Deer
 Includes hot breakfast, pool, hot tub, internet
7. Capris Hotel and Conference Center
 reservations@capricentre.com
 1.800.662.7197
 Reserve by April 12
 3310 50 Avenue
8. For on-campus housing at RDC (very limited), please contact Tim Siemens
Timothy.Siemens@rdc.ab.ca
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ZONE REPORT – AHSDFA PROVINCIAL FESTIVAL 2015
The following report must be completed at the Zone Level for Provincial Regulations
and the AHSDFA Bi-Laws. All information is used for our membership list and are
necessary for membership.
Please bring this report with you to the registration desk upon arrival at the provincial
festival. YOU WILL NEED THIS REPORT TO REGISTER FOR FESTIVAL. You will not be
allowed to perform without this Zone Report.
PART A: ZONE INFORMATION
CONTACT INFORMATION
Zone Number
Zone Contact
Zone Contact Email
Zone Contact Home Address
Zone Contact Home Phone Number
Hosting School of Zone Festival
Primary Contact (Hosting School)
School Phone Number for Primary Contact
(Hosting School)
Email for Primary Contact (Hosting School)
Home Address for Primary Contact for Hosting
School
Home Phone Number for Primary Contact (Hosting
School)
Principal of Hosting School
Address of Hosting School
Dates of Zone Festival
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ZONE FESTIVAL STATISTICS
Number of Plays at Zone Festival
Number of Schools at Zone Festival
Number of Student Actors
Number of Student Technicians
Number of Student Directors
Total Number of Student Participants
Total Number of Adult Supervisors
Zone Adjudicator
ZONE FESTIVAL PLAY INFORMATION
Winning Play #1
Name of Play
Playwright
Presenting School
Name of Director (Student or teacher)
Awards Received
Winning Play #2 (if applicable)
Name of Play
Playwright
Presenting School
Name of Director (Student or teacher)
Awards Received
PART B: INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL INFORMATION
Please complete the following statistical information for all schools participating at
the Zone Festival. Then complete the table for all plays presented at the Zone
Festival. ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NECESSARY.
SCHOOL 1:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
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SCHOOL 2:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 3:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 4:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 5:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
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SCHOOL 6:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 7:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 8:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 9:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
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SCHOOL 10:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 11:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 12:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 13:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
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SCHOOL 14:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
SCHOOL 15:
NAME OF SCHOOL: _______________________________________________________
TEACHER CONTACT: ____________________________________________________
DID THIS SCHOOL HOLD A SCHOOL FESTIVAL PRIOR TO ZONES: ________________
IF YES, HOW MANY PLAYS WERE INVOLVED: __________
IF YES, HOW MANY TOTAL STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED: ____________
IF YES, NAME OF SCHOOL LEVEL ADJUDICATOR: ________________________________
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PART C: INDIVIDUAL PLAY INFORMATION
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING CHART FOR ALL PLAYS PERFORMED AT THE ZONE
FESTIVAL. ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES IF NECESSARY.
Play 1
Play 2
Play 3
Play 4
School
Name
Play Title
Playwright
Teacher or
Student
Director
# Students
in Cast
# Students
in Crew
Teacher
Contact
Teacher
Contact
Home
Address
Teacher
Contact
Home
Phone
Teacher
Contact
Email
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Play 5
School
Name
Play Title
Playwright
Teacher or
Student
Director
# Students
in Cast
# Students
in Crew
Teacher
Contact
Teacher
Contact
Home
Address
Teacher
Contact
Home
Phone
Teacher
Contact
Email
Play 6
Play 7
Play 8
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Play 9
School
Name
Play Title
Playwright
Teacher or
Student
Director
# Students
in Cast
# Students
in Crew
Teacher
Contact
Teacher
Contact
Home
Play 10
Play 11
Play 12
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Address
Teacher
Contact
Home
Phone
Teacher
Contact
Email
Play 13
School
Name
Play Title
Playwright
Teacher or
Student
Director
# Students
in Cast
# Students
in Crew
Play 14
Play 15
Play 16
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Teacher
Contact
Teacher
Contact
Home
Address
Teacher
Contact
Home
Phone
Teacher
Contact
Email