Student Resources

Find expectations, schedules, study tools, and support designed to keep theatre students thriving.

A detailed, photographic close-up of a costume and makeup preparation station in a high school drama dressing room, carefully avoiding human subjects. A vintage-style vanity table holds neatly organized theatrical makeup palettes, brushes in a clear glass jar, and a decorative mask on a stand. A richly textured costume jacket, embellished with gold trim and embroidered patterns, is draped over the back of a nearby chair. The mirror is surrounded by classic round bulb lights, casting a warm, flattering glow that creates soft reflections and gentle shadows. In the background, rows of costume racks filled with garments in different colors and fabrics appear softly blurred. Captured at eye level with a shallow depth of field, the scene feels focused, creative, and professional, celebrating student transformation into characters.
A vibrant, photographic image of a high school theater lobby display celebrating past productions and student achievements. At center is a long wooden display case topped with framed, text-free show artwork: colorful, stylized illustrations hinting at musicals and plays. Inside the glass case sit symbolic awards shaped as abstract stars and masks, alongside glossy photo prints with faces artistically blurred for anonymity. Soft, warm overhead lighting creates gentle reflections on the glass, while accent spotlights highlight the artwork’s colors. The walls behind show neatly arranged, graphic-style production timelines represented by icons instead of words. Shot straight-on with sharp focus and balanced composition, the atmosphere feels proud, festive, and community-oriented, ideal for showcasing the long-running legacy of a student-centered drama department.

Theatre That Puts Students First

At RBV Drama, students lead the way—building confidence, creativity, and collaboration through every rehearsal, performance, and backstage job while learning real-world skills like communication, time management, problem-solving, and empathy that last long after graduation.

Shortcuts

Use these quick links to jump straight to the calendar, audition info, forms, and rehearsal tools you need, so you can spend less time searching and more time creating powerful theatre together.

A polished, photographic image representing the drama department’s calendar and planning, set on a modern staff desk. The centerpiece is a large, sleek computer monitor displaying an abstract, colorful grid resembling a schedule, with no legible text. Beside it lies an open planner with blank pages, a fine-tip pen, and a pair of theater mask-shaped paperclips. A small potted plant and a minimalist desk lamp with a warm LED bulb soften the scene. The desktop has a smooth, light wood texture, and the background suggests a quiet office with blurred bulletin boards featuring non-readable notes and color-coded pins. Illuminated by a mix of soft natural window light and warm task lighting, and framed in a clean, balanced composition, the atmosphere is organized, professional, and supportive of coordinated productions and student activities.

Student Forms

Download contracts, conflict calendars, and interest surveys so we can plan productions smoothly.

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