In my opinion, my desire to be a state thespian officer could be summarized by my childhood girl scout troop’s mantra which was “Wherever you go make it a better place when you leave”. The arts programs over the course of my entire public education have served me well and continues to. This love for theatre has stemmed all the way from 1st grade Annie with my debut role of Kate the orphan to now an over 50 cast of Beauty and the Beast. I believe that the best way I can repay this debt back and make theatre a better place is through being a state thespian officer.
Without theatre, I truly don’t know who I would be and I would like to do my best to not only improve arts programs across the state but, also bring the arts to those less fortunate improving theatre for all from when I first entered it all those years ago. This way, when I do leave come graduation I can fulfill the quota. I feel after watching the galvanizing current STO’s at the last Denver Thespian Conference that this program would be my best avenue to achieve that goal. Going …show more content…
Theatre doesn’t mean learning a new chemical formula or politics going into the 1868 election like traditional classes but instead how to be a person. Through every dance number, character work session and hell week I have watched myself and my fellow cast and crew members grow into more empathetic, broader minded, compassionate, people. If these life long lessons could spread I strongly believe that the world a little less scary and that's exactly what education theatre and arts advocacy means to me.
If elected on to this board I would make it my mission to make theatre a universal language even more so within every school. I want to make sure that every auditorium door in the state is open to every minority, every social outcast, and every student who doesn’t feel like they belong anywhere else because I know that theatre can transform a person’s life
Without theatre, I truly don’t know who I would be and I would like to do my best to not only improve arts programs across the state but, also bring the arts to those less fortunate improving theatre for all from when I first entered it all those years ago. This way, when I do leave come graduation I can fulfill the quota. I feel after watching the galvanizing current STO’s at the last Denver Thespian Conference that this program would be my best avenue to achieve that goal. Going …show more content…
Theatre doesn’t mean learning a new chemical formula or politics going into the 1868 election like traditional classes but instead how to be a person. Through every dance number, character work session and hell week I have watched myself and my fellow cast and crew members grow into more empathetic, broader minded, compassionate, people. If these life long lessons could spread I strongly believe that the world a little less scary and that's exactly what education theatre and arts advocacy means to me.
If elected on to this board I would make it my mission to make theatre a universal language even more so within every school. I want to make sure that every auditorium door in the state is open to every minority, every social outcast, and every student who doesn’t feel like they belong anywhere else because I know that theatre can transform a person’s life