Program Forms

Access handbooks, contracts, and permission slips to keep your RBV Drama student on track.

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.

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Click each link to view, download, or complete required RBV Drama handbooks, contracts, and permission slips.

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A richly detailed high school theater stage captured in photographic realism, focusing on a polished wooden proscenium framed by deep burgundy velvet curtains. At center stage stands a collection of theatrical props: an ornate wooden chair, a stack of well-worn scripts, a classic tragedy-and-comedy mask sculpture, and a vintage-style microphone on a chrome stand. The empty auditorium seats recede into soft blur, upholstered in dark blue fabric. Warm overhead stage lights cast golden pools of illumination on the floor, with gentle shadows adding depth. Shot from eye level in a wide composition, the mood is professional yet welcoming, suggesting anticipation before a student performance in a well-supported school drama program.

Overview

Find the right form for auditions, productions, travel, and participation. Each document lists steps for completion, required signatures, and due dates. Submit digitally when available or return printed copies to the Drama Office or director.