Glenbard West Theatre
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CLICK HERE for the Glenbard West Theatre Calendar.

2022-2023 Theatre Season

Black Box New Plays

Black Box New Plays, Jan. 19-21, 7pm, Tickets sold at door.

CLICK HERE for show descriptions

Fall Show: Alice in Wonderland, October 6 & 8, 2022 at Glenbard East Alice artwork
Fall Black Box Comedy, The Money in Uncle George’s Suitcase, October 20 – 22, 2022 Fall Black Box
 Black Box New Play Festival, January 19 – 21, 2023

 

 

Black Box New Plays
 

Spring Musical: Chicago, April 20 – 22, 2023

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Directors: Mike Fox & Jacob Kelleher

Technical Directors: Bruce Medic & Rob Matz

 Who we are:

Glenbard West Theatre is open to all students who are interested in performance or working behind the scenes. For those interested in the technical and business aspects of the productions, we will train you, no experience is necessary. We present three main stage productions each year including a fall comedy, winter drama, and spring musical. In addition, we have a studio series in the Black Box that features new student playwrights.

Theatre Club meetings are held every Thursday at 2:45 pm in the MURC (Room 303). This is where students learn how to get involved in upcoming shows and enjoy fun social events. Members of the Theatre Club who accrue enough points by active involvement throughout the year are honored at the Theatre Awards Night in May and are inducted into the International Thespian Society, an honor society for high school theatre students. The sponsor is Mr. Fox.

Theatre Parents’ Guild (TPG) – Contact: Karen Winter [email protected]

GW Theatre Parents’ Facebook Page:
 
https://www.facebook.com/pg/gbwtheatreparents/posts/  
 

Hey parents, want to help out?  The Theatre Parents’ Guild is for you.  We help the Theatre Club in a number of different ways. TPG:

  • Improves dissemination of information about theatre activities to ALL parents
  • Creates fundraising events and assists with Theatre Club fundraisers.
  • Organizes cast/crew meals for dress rehearsals
  • Creates theatre outing possibilities for students (e.g., Broadway in Chicago, plays at other area high schools, college productions) and arranges transportation
  • Assists with publicizing theatre productions
  • Helps organize Cast/Crew Parties for Friday and Saturday nights of main stage productions