High School in the Spotlight: Dominican High, WI

This week's featured arts program is the The Department of Theatre at Dominican High School in Whitefish Bay, WI!

Read about their theater program below and see photos from the fall musical ONCE ON THIS ISLAND which played at the school in October! 

Whether you are a student, prospective student, audience member, or alum, the Dominican Theatre Department welcomes you to a theatre where you will be inspired, entertained, and moved by the energy and talent of our students! At Dominican, we are committed to providing a wide range of theatre experiences for the actor, the singer, the technician, the set builder and the directors. In any four-year period, students can expect to work on a huge show, an intimate show, musicals from different styles, plays that make you laugh or cry, and continue to learn about different eras and styles. 

Dominican Theatre is committed to presenting Broadway-caliber shows and productions and giving students a chance to work on new, exciting, collaborative efforts. It is the vision of the Theatre Department to produce a variety of styles and pieces. In the past Dominican has performed Hairspray, And Then There Were None, Wedding Singer, Les Miserables, Cats, Into The Woods, Metamorphoses, Myths and Hymns,Servant of Two Masters, The Wiz, Ragtime, Aida, History of America (Abridged), Diary of Anne Frank,Footloose, Children Of Eden, Godspell and many more!

Upcoming productions at Dominican High include the Neil Simon comedy FOOLS which will run January 17 thru 20. The Department will then present THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA as its Spring Musical. The show will play February 15 thru February 24. For more information on these shows and to purchase tickets, click here.

To learn more about The Department of Theatre at Dominican High, click here.

If you would like to be considered for a School in the Spolight: High School Edition or have questions/concerns/suggestions related to BWW's student center, please contact romi@broadwayworld.com

Information and photos courtesy of Dominican High School