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Drama

Welcome to Seton Catholic Drama
 
The Drama program at Seton Catholic provides students with a variety of opportunities to get involved in performing arts.  The Drama Department classes and school productions examine the human condition as portrayed in plays and observed in life. They train the student to improve self-expression through understanding the voice, body, emotions, and intellect. Seton Catholic offers various forms of theatre including classical and contemporary productions. 
 
 
Spring 2020 - Peter Pan Goes Wrong 
 
Performances will be Friday and Saturday March 20th and 21st at 7pm, and Sunday March 22nd at 2pm. Tickets are available at https://app.mobilecause.com/form/LQzRuA?vid=5r8fr and can also be purchased at the door before the show. 
 
 
ESU National Shakespeare Competition
The winner from Seton Catholic Prep progresses to the Portland branch competition, and that winner proceeds to the National Finals at Lincoln Center in New York. Elizabeth took home the regional award last year!
 
 
Workshops
Past workshops have included Shakespeare and Musical Theater
 
 
Drama Director, Linda Scheurman, lscheurman@setonhigh.org, graduated from Trinity University and has acted, taught, studied and directed in San Antonio, Ashland, Portland and throughout Washington.  She previously taught drama and choir at Central Catholic High School in Portland, Oregon, and has directed both community theater and musical productions as well as acting workshops in the Pacific NW.  She directs the Contemporary Choir at All Saints Parish in Portland and is a professional bass player making professional appearances in the Portland area.  She is presently writing a text for drama teachers featuring a creative action-driven approach to theater history.  
 
 
"Over the past five years, I have worked to develop the Seton Drama Program, which currently boasts two major theatrical productions per year, an annual alumni dinner theater production, Shakespeare and performance workshops, and participation in the ESU National Shakespeare Competition.  I am deeply grateful to the many students, alumni, parents, administrators, faculty, and staff who have helped and supported this ongoing process."  
 
Linda Scheurman, Drama Director
Seton's Comprehensive Drama Program Opportunities
In addition to acting, students head up and work for makeup and hair teams, help build sets, run lights and sound, manage props, and can interview for positions such as stage manager, assistant director, or a variety of design positions.
Past Performances
 
 
Spring 2018 - Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward
 
 
Fall Play 2017- The Birds