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Maine Drama Festival: "Macbeth"

The drama crew will present its adaptation of Shakespeare's classic tragedy of a noble war hero's descent from honor into murder and madness at the Maine Drama Festival one-acts at MDI High School on Saturday, March 26, at 2:30 P.M.

     The GSA performance is the second in the afternoon session, which starts at 1:30 P.M. Doors open 30 minutes before the first performance of each session. 

     The festival is open to the public. Tickets cost $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors 65+. Tickets will be sold before and during each session of shows. All audience members, both festival participants and the paying public, are required to mask when in the building. No photography or videorecording is allowed. Mobile devices should be turned off.

CAST & CREW

Marta Sjogren: Prince Donalbain, Fleance, & Witch One

Timothy Lloyd: King Duncan, Gentlewoman, & Witch Two

Jenna Blodgett: Prince Malcolm & Witch Three

Noah Zemans: Lord Ross & Murderer Two

Emma Snow: General Macbath

Delia Lancaster: General Banquo & Lord Seyton

Lillian Wolfe: Lord Lennox & Doctor

Matilda Sorich: Lady Macbeth

Wyatt McKechnie: Lord Macduff & Murderer One

Set Construction, Prop Mistress, Dresser, Sound Effects: Thea McKechnie, Anna Snow, Aiden Young, Haleigh Young

Director/Stage Manager/Set/Costume Designer: Erin McCormick

Fall Production: "Antigone"

The Thespians of George Stevens Academy produced Emma Snow and Erin McCormick's fresh adaptation of the Greek tragedy "Antigone." Weather prevented a live performance, and filming was beset by difficulties, but the cast and crew worked diligently to record this production to share with you!

     Did King Creon lose his head? What was Antigone's fate? Click the link in the gallery above to watch and learn!

     Our grateful thanks to Chris Kowalski and the custodial staff of GSA for their generous help with our set and props, Lori Sitzabee and Tony Rolfe for the loan of equipment, Chek Wingo for his invaluable camerawork and mentorship, Katrina Walls '16 for sharing her theatre training with the cast, and James Marsters for his guidance and support in the creation of this project.

Our Goals

The objectives of the our group, apart from having fun, are to grow as actors and strengthen our abilities to be truthful, brave, bold, flexible, and supportive on stage or in front of a camera.