Shakespeare High script

Shakespeare High script

Shakespeare High script Release Date: March 9, 2012 (NY)
Studio: Cinema Guild
Shakespeare High script Director: Alex Rotaru
Screenwriter: Not Available
Shakespeare High script Starring: Richard Dreyfuss, Val Kilmer, Mare Winningham, Kevin Spacey
Shakespeare High script Genre: Documentary
MPAA Rating: Not Available
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Plot Summary: Shakespeare High script, At home many of them face poverty, gangs, drugs, and a lack of role models. Shakespeare High script, But in their high school drama programs, a diverse group of SoCal teens finds a chance to create a better life. Shakespeare High script, Following several students as they prepare for and compete in the 90th Drama Teachers Association of Southern California Shakespeare Festival, this uplifting documentary voices the dramatic personal stories of a cross-section of youth from the Los Angeles area who find redemption, camaraderie, and a creative outlet on the stage and in the classroom, Shakespeare High script.

Shakespeare High script, Director Alex Rotaru’s portrait of promising and dedicated students and their teachers features interviews with DTASC alumni including Richard Dreyfuss, Val Kilmer, Mare Winningham, and executive producer Kevin Spacey. Shakespeare High script, A galvanizing film that reminds us of the positive impact of performance education on impressionable youth, Shakespeare High offers a powerful message in support of the arts at a time when budget cuts facing many schools put the future of these curricula in peril, Shakespeare High script.

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