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CTC's 2022-23 Season
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Tuesday, December 13
4:00PM-5:00PM in the CMMS Theatre

The International Thespian Society (ITS) is the only theatre honor society for middle and high school students in the United States. Affiliation brings credibility and distinction to students, theatre programs, and schools. It is a visible, positive symbol of the quality of your theatre program.

ITS recognizes, rewards, and encourages student achievement and celebrates the work of students in all aspects of theatre – performance and production.

Families and Jr. ITS Troupe 89195 participants are invited to witness the induction of our newest 8th grade members. 

Click HERE for a list of this school year's 8th grade inductees!


Click HERE for more information on ITS.
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Thursday, January 26
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5:00PM-8:00PM

The Carroll Fine Arts Team hosts a winter showcase to celebrate the hard work and achievement of Carroll's fine arts students. This special event is a part of Carroll's Quarter 2 Leadership Night!

Featuring:
  • Visual Art Gallery Walk 
  • Band & Strings Chamber Music
  • Jr. ITS Troupe 89195 Presents In the Forests of the Night, a one-act drama by Del Martin​
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Playwriting Begins in August
Submissions Due January 27, 2023


Since 2003, NC Young Playwrights has been a program for students and teachers dedicated to increasing playwriting in the K-12 classroom in North Carolina. NC Young Playwrights is the perfect opportunity for your students to receive the collaborative, intensive, professional exposure to the world of playwriting that will create lasting memories and highly beneficial experience.

Winning NCYPF Carroll Student Plays
2020: Paper Roses by Molly Huffman
2022: The Westvillage Chronicles by William Suehs, Celia Rowland, and Cynthia Rubi-Garcia
Honorable Mention Carroll Student Play:
2022: Son of a Ghost by Lamonie Carpenter, Hala Yehya, Aixa Ramirez Bailey Ingram, Fabian Bagley-Enoch, and Chloe Johnson

Click HERE for more information on NCYPF.

UPDATE:

Educators are permitted to submit 5 plays to be evaluated. Congrats to the 5 AMAZING Carroll Playwrights whose wonderful plays were submitted to this year’s festival!

​Cross your fingers and toes that their plays will be selected as winning plays for publication!

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Thursday, February 9
9:00AM-12:00PM @ Enloe High School

Enloe High School hosts middle school theatre students from across the district to honor the work of William Shakespeare. 

Mrs. Huffman's year-long 8th grade advanced theatre students attend the festival as a field trip. 

Students study Shakespeare's masterpiece Macbeth, and work collaboratively to develop an original, condensed Greek Chorus interpretation of the play to perform at the festival.

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Thursday, March 9
6:00PM-8:00PM in the CMMS Theatre

The Carroll Theatre Company hosts a spring showcase to celebrate the hard work and achievement of Carroll's 8th grade advanced theatre students. Most of these students have engaged in theatre since their 6th grade year.


The featured plays will also be performed at the NC Theatre Conference Middle School Play Festival on Saturday, March 11 at the NC State University Theatre.

Featuring:​
  • 8th Grade Year-Long Advanced Theatre Elective 1 Class Performance of Winifred & Myrtle Go to High School by Leah Nanako Winkler
  • 8th Grade Year-Long Advanced Theatre Elective 1 Class Performance of How to Survive Being in a Shakespeare Play by Don Zolidis
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Saturday, March 11
All Day @ The NC State University Theatre in Raleigh


The Carroll Theatre Company is a proud member of NCTC!

Each spring, the NCTC Middle School Play Festival brings together students from across NC to share their talents, receive feedback from industry professionals and celebrate theatrical excellence. 


​Schools load-in their set into a backstage area that is approximately 10′x10′, before taking the stage to perform their play. Students have 45 minutes to tell their story and leave the stage completely clear. Following their performance, students receive verbal and written feedback from industry experts. When not performing, students watch performances from other schools, learn from their peers and make new theatre friends.

At the end of the Festival, numerous awards are presented in an exciting ceremony that celebrates the achievements of all participants.


Click HERE for more information on NCTC.
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Thursday, May 18
Friday, May 19

6:00PM in the CMMS Theatre
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The Carroll Theatre Company hosts one mainstage event in the spring. This year, CTC presents a collection of musical theatre performances in Carroll's first ever Musical Revue! 

Tickets:
Students $5
Adults $7

Mark your calendars now and tell everyone you know!  
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Tuesday, May 23
After School Until 5:30PM in the CMMS Theatre

At the close of our season, we party hard.🥳

Awards Include:
  • "Super 6" (Six 6th graders to watch out for)
  • Technical Excellence
  • Standout Actor
  • Excellence in Ensemble Acting
  • Best Cameo
  • CTC's "Unsung Hero"
  • "CTC Ready" Award

And the most prestigious award...
⭐The "CTC Ready" Gold Star Award ⭐


CTC Co-Directors

Liz Harrod: eharrod@wcpss.net
​Julia Huffman: jdhuffman@wcpss.net

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