Snoopy Rules

   This year was a great and final year at Idaho arts charter school. I have gained many friends and good knowledge within these 5 years at this school. As a senior, I must have a project that focuses and expresses my main art. To express this, my friend Mac and I did a musical named "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown". This show was a success in many ways.                                       

     At first, our senior project started before our junior year ended. That's right, fully prepared and nothing to worry about. We casted each character and  gave them each a script to look over for the summer. Giving the hope that they looked at it, we started our senior year with a bang. We already, Mac and I, asked Columbia high school for really awesome props since they did show before. What we got from them was a huge coach and snoopy's big red dog house. If you didn't know, this play is based off the comic "Peanuts" from charlie brown cartoons. Mac played Charlie Brown and I played Snoopy. Two seniors playing the main parts sounds fair I think. We had our whole advanced drama participate even if they were a main role or just a fun character to fill the stage. It really was a fun show to do.         
     Some complications though made it a success. People were new to singing so Mac had to go through with them many times to get it through their head. The music could get a little complicated. But, as that sorted out, I created blocking and choreography for the show, with some acting tips. All the actors did great and we celebrated all the way through all 6 shows. It was great fun but most of all, it was inspiring.