Look Homeward, Angel 
An authentic American classic, this powerful and vital play captures the sardonic humor and the grief, both private and universal, of Wolfe's novel about a youth coming of age. Concentrating on the last third of Wolfe's story, the play vividly portrays Eugene Gant, his mother, who is obsessed by her material holdings and who maintains barriers against the love of her family, his father, a stonecutter imprisoned by his failures, and the brother who never breaks away.

The Good Fight
In 1913, women's suffrage activists in England are being arrested and tortured. Their leader, Emmeline Pankhurst, is wanted by the police. Determined to shield her, some of her followers make a surprising choice: they learn jujitsu. Based on historical events. Includes fighting roles for women.

Gloucester County Institute of Technology's School of Performing Arts has been educating young artists since 1998. The School of Performing Arts is comprised of two divisions, Dance and Drama, providing students a wide array of academic options that include college preparatory, honors, and concurrent college/high school classes. The program prepares students for post-secondary education and/or entry to careers in the performing arts. GCIT offers an extensive range of arts activities, as well as the opportunity for students in other programs to participate in the school musical.

Students at GCIT also have the opportunity to participate in the National Honor Society for Dance Arts and nationally recognized Thespian Troupe 5480, in addition to a variety of other CTSOs. Additionally, students in the School of the Performing Arts have been recognized and awarded with the Governor’s Awards in Arts Education, National Thespian Awards, and Paper Mill Playhouse Rising Star Nominations and Awards.

The structure of the School of Performing Arts – Drama features classroom instruction integrated with workplace experience, participation in facets of theatre auditions, performance and production, and exposure to current professionals in the field.
Graduates from the performing arts program followed their training by joining national theatre tours, regional theatres, off-Broadway shows, improv troupes, and Disney theme parks and cruises. Graduates have also landed roles in major motion pictures, positions as lighting designers and costume designers, teachers, and some are even
theatre owners.

Our experienced staff has years of career experience in directing, performing, and stage managing at community, regional, and professional theaters in Philadelphia, New York and regional theaters around the country.

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