The DHS Drama Department\u2019s fall play \u201cNoises Off\u201d proved to be a hilarious and an exciting event to see. Along with the great design of the plot, the exceptional acting done by cast members made the whole play enjoyable to watch.<\/p>\n
Being a play within a play, \u201cNoises Off\u201d showed the audience a cast and crew preparing for their opening night of a play called \u201cNothing On.\u201d As they got together for the opening of \u201cNothing On,\u201d just about everything goes wrong on and off stage. Of course, this was all part of the act. Chaos was accepted, allowed and even encouraged in the script. The more disarray, the better.<\/p>\n
Cast members had two roles to play. Their character, and their character\u2019s character for \u201cNothing On.\u201d It took the audience a minute to understand what was happening when the word cut<\/em> was heard from someone sitting in the auditorium. But as sophomore Chase Keilitz stood up and began to demand actions of his crew, the audience then recognized him as Lloyd, the director of \u201cNothing On.\u201d<\/p>\n As the play went on, the comedy became continuous. Laughs were heard throughout the entire auditorium as the conflicts on stage unraveled. The DHS Drama Department\u2019s fall play \u201cNoises Off\u201d proved to be a hilarious and an exciting event to see. Along with the great design of the plot, the exceptional acting done by cast members made the whole play enjoyable to watch. Being a play within a play, \u201cNoises Off\u201d showed the audience a cast and […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":362,"featured_media":6413,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[4],"tags":[783,784,192,674,782],"class_list":["post-6310","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-opinion","tag-cast","tag-comedy","tag-drama","tag-noises-off","tag-theater"],"yoast_head":"\n
\n\u201cNoises Off\u201d apparently was just as fun to put on as it was to watch.
\n\u201cBefore every performance, we always have traditions that we do before we even go on stage,\u201d senior Pierce Cesaretti said. \u201cWe sing to each other, [we sing] “Lean on Me” and we just support each other. We have a ball of fun. We [were] all so excited to give a great and awesome show to everyone.\u201d
\nThrough all the laughter and fun, there was also a lot of dedication and effort.
\n\u201cIn preparation for the play, it took a lot of hard work [and] countless hours to make it exactly the way it should be,\u201d Cesaretti said. \u201cEveryone was just so involved. It was a great crew to work with.\u201d
\nEveryone leaving the auditorium was commenting on the extraordinary acting as well as stage set-up. The cast had everyone erupting in laughter and wondering what\u2019s next. \u201cNoises Off\u201d was successful for the audience as well as the crew.
\n\u201cI got to meet a lot of new people it was a great experience,\u201d Cesaretti said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"