Arts Education Background:
The Programs at Abraham Lincoln Performing Arts High School stress a combination of technique, performance, and aesthetic evaluation in all areas of Performing Arts. The Theater Arts Program has four levels of Drama covering beginning, intermediate, and advanced acting techniques, a theater history class, and two levels of technical theater (stagecraft) classes, in addition to the Musical Theater class.The Performing Arts Department at Lincoln High is proud of its award winning programs and takes great pride in its graduates, many of whom are attending major universities on scholarships, including: Boston Conservatory, Boston University, NYU Tisch School of the Arts, North Carolina School of the Arts, UCLA, San Jose State University, Millis College, Webster University and Duquesne University, and Santa Clara University.
Arts and the Community:
Into the Woods is a Broadway musical written by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. This production was performed for the student body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" and the general public at Abraham Lincoln High School in March and April of 1995. A "special stage" was built in the middle of the cafetorium to create the atmosphere of "the woods," and the audience sat on raised bleachers along one side. No audience member was more than 20 feet from the stage. This created a great sense of immediacy for the audience and helped p oint out the metaphor of all our lives in the "woods".
Sarah Schweppe as the Baker's Wife | With Daniel Chavez as the Baker | Sara Davenport as Little Red Ridinghood |
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