Stout Theater Announces 2019 Fall Production Law and Order Fairytale Unit

Auditions will be held this Thursday October 10^th, 2019 after school at the Stout Auditorium from 3- 6pm. Pick up audition forms from Mr. Baydoun or Ms. Zorrati. No experience is necessary Everybody AND ANYBODY IS WELCOME TO AUDITION!
In addition to actors, we also need backstage tech crew students!

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Stout Theater Company: What Role Will You Play?

First Stout Theater Meeting Thursday, September 26th, 2019

Welcome Back STCers!

First Stout Theater Meeting of 2019-2020!!!
Thursday, September 26th from 3:00-5:00 in the auditorium!

I’m interested in joining Stout Theater. How do I?

GREAT QUESTION! STC is open to anybody who wants to participate.  Simply attend the meetings, get involved, and subscribe to our Iblog and Remind group. It’s as simple as that!

Do I have to attend Stout Middle School to be in Stout Theater?

NOPE! All students, K- 8th grade can join. Who should I contact if I have further questions? 

If you need more details, please email Mr.Rashid Baydoun or Ms. Amanda Zoratti the Stout Theater Advisors at baydour@dearbornschools.org zoratta@dearbornschools.org

Stout Theater Company– What Role Will You Play?

Great opportunity for students looking to take part in the Dearborn Summer Youth Theatre Program at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center. We will be putting on Dreamwork’s Shrek: The Musical which allows ages 11-18 and Disney’s Aladdin Kids which has an age range of 5-12. There will be full and partial scholarships awarded which will be applied to the shows mentioned above.  Below are the qualifications for the scholarship:

The Willa Johnston Memorial Theater Scholarship will be awarded to students who:

• Demonstrate a love of theater
• Show leadership and commitment
• Are kind, welcoming, and accepting of others

Please submit a 500-word essay on the following:

“I think the major message of Shrek: The Musical is be who you want to be. I think it’s about being your true self in this not so big, bright, beautiful world” -Rashid Baydoun

Explain the importance of being your true self and encouraging others to do the same.

Then, choose a storybook character(s) and give advice on how to be true to themselves.

The essay must be submitted by Saturday, June 15, 2019. The scholarship committee will determine awards based on submissions.

Students can submit essays to croninl@dearbornschools.org