Rancho Buena Vista High School Drama

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Find everything you need to audition, prepare, and participate in RBV Drama productions.

A refined, photographic image of a ticket and concessions counter for a high school theater, designed to suggest performance night. The foreground features a glossy black countertop with a roll of blank perforated tickets, a clear acrylic donation box partially filled with coins and bills, and neatly stacked paper cups beside a silver popcorn machine silhouetted in the background. Stylized posters with bold shapes and color blocks adorn the wall behind, intentionally free of readable text. Warm ambient lighting from overhead fixtures and subtle accent lights under the counter create a cozy, inviting glow, with soft reflections shimmering on the countertop. Captured at eye level with moderate depth of field, the scene feels professional, organized, and family-friendly, evoking the excitement of attending a student production supported by a booster club.
An energetic, photographic view of a rehearsal space on the RBV Drama stage, captured from the wings. The focus is on an array of inanimate rehearsal elements: tape marks in various bright colors crisscrossing the dark stage floor, open binders filled with blank pages, a portable music stand, and a collection of labeled storage crates for props with simple graphic icons instead of words. Overhead work lights and a few angled stage spotlights create a mix of cool and warm tones, casting crisp, dynamic shadows that emphasize depth. In the background, large movable set pieces and flats are visible in soft focus, painted in neutral base coats awaiting final decoration. The composition, shot at a low angle with strong leading lines, conveys hard work, creativity, and student-centered preparation without showing any people.

Our Audition Philosophy

RBV Drama auditions are welcoming, educational experiences where all RBV students are encouraged to take creative risks, learn new skills, and grow as artists onstage and backstage.

Audition details

Forms

Use these online forms to reserve an audition slot, share schedule conflicts, and update your contact information.

Submit one form per student.

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A photographic, backstage still life highlighting the technical side of a high school theatre program. On a sturdy, paint-splattered worktable rest carefully coiled stage cables, a compact lighting console with abstracted, unlabelled buttons and faders, a pair of closed over-ear headphones, and a small toolkit with neatly arranged screwdrivers and gaffer’s tape. Nearby, swatches of colored lighting gels fan out like translucent leaves. Cool bluish work lights from above mix with a single warm lamp at the table’s edge, creating striking contrast and gentle shadows across the tools. In the softly blurred background, a wall of costume racks and set pieces adds context without drawing focus. Shot from a three-quarter angle with a shallow depth of field, the mood is focused, professional, and quietly celebratory of behind-the-scenes student achievements.

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Upcoming Auditions Overview

Review audition dates, callback times, what to prepare, and answers to common questions so you and your family can plan ahead and arrive confident, focused, and ready to perform.

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A cinematic, photographic view from the back of a high school auditorium, emphasizing the shared experience of theatre without showing individual people. The foreground shows rows of plush, dark red seats leading the eye toward a brightly lit stage. On stage, an abstract set is built from colorful geometric flats, a painted staircase, and a stylized doorway, suggesting a lively student production. Overhead stage lights in blues, ambers, and soft whites create a dramatic wash, with light beams visible in a subtle haze. Small silhouettes of heads are suggested only as soft, out-of-focus shapes, preserving anonymity. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with deep depth of field, the mood is thrilling and inclusive, capturing the excitement of an opening night audience supporting their high school performers.