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PURPOSE/MISSION

The mission of the Barrington High School Stagemasters is to cultivate theatre artists and theatre appreciation. To become a member in good standing, one must be interested enough in all phases of theatre to be a regular active participating member. This means regular committee participation or Production Crew assistance or Front of House if one is not involved in an acting role. Meetings and rehearsals are held after school and in the evenings and/or Saturdays. Two or three major productions are done each year. The Barrington High School Stagemasters may also participate in the annual Rhode Island High School Drama Festival.

CONSTITUTION

Stagemasters' Constitution

INTERESTED IN BECOMING PART OF STAGEMASTERS AS AN ACTOR, TECHNICIAN OR FRONT OF HOUSE STAFF?

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For more information please contact:
spazianos@barringtonschools.org

Advisors
Ms. Stephanie L. Spaziano
Ms. Meaghan Corr

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Barrington High School220 Lincoln AvenueBarrington, RI 02806Phone: 401-247-3150Fax: 401-245-6170

Schools

Barrington Public Schools
Barrington High School
Barrington Middle School
Hampden Meadows School
Nayatt School
Primrose Hill School
Sowams School
Curriculum

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