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  • Home
  • How to Enroll
  • About Our Program
    • Staff
    • Course Descriptions
    • Performance Opportunities
    • Parkview Thespians Troupe #7955
  • Why Theatre?
  • Archives
  • Contact us
  • Parkview Website
  • Parkview School Calendar
  • Buy TICKETS or MERCH
  • Auditorium Use Request Form
  • Course Selection Page
  • Film Festival
DreaM + BUILD + CREATE

Parkview Theatre & Film

LEARN + TRANSFORM + EMPOWER

Welcome to Parkview Theatre & Film

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Transform

Theatre exists as a collaborative art form. Designers, builders, makeup artists, lighting board operators, costumers, and stage crew members work alongside the actors and directors to transform a play from the written word to an experience.  Parkview students have opportunities to explore all of those avenues and to create transformative moments.
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Act

With MainStage shows each semester, 24-Hour Play festival, Freshman One Act, an extremely active mime troupe, a touring improv team, and so many more, Parkview students have many opportunities to grow as actors of all stripes.
Actors can sing and dance in the spring musical, and they can portray historical figures presenting scenes from their lives in the cemetery where they are laid to rest in Tales of the Crypt. Versatile opportunities allow actors to become well-rounded performers at Parkview.
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Devise

Parkview encourages devising, or collaboratively creating, original scripts each year with our Arkansas Adventures show that tours to area schools. 
Students also have student-director opportunities on multiple productions each year. 
Parkview offers entire classes on playwrighting and ensemble devised theatre.

Be one of the ones to get in on the
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State
​ Premiere:

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Friday, March 31st @ 7 pm
Saturday, April 1st @ 7 pm
​Sunday, April 2nd @ 3 pm

About the show: Mean Girls: The Musical is based on the film by famed writer/actor/producer Tina Fey based on the 2002 nonfiction book Queen Bees and Wannabees by Rosalind Wiseman. In the Musical, Caty leaves her home in Africa for a new school in America, but the school predators are just as fierce as the jungle predators back home. Caty navigates her way through friend groups until she is the “Apex Predator.” Caty, however, finds that being the Apex Predator comes with its own set of challenges. Will Caty follow in the footsteps of Regina George and prioritize revenge and maintaining status, or will Caty choose a kinder, gentler path? This coming-of-age story serves as a cautionary tale for the jungles of predators and prey in any school.
TICKET INFO COMING SOON!

Fall Show


A group of teens on a tiny island in the Everglades of south Florida are stuck. Their families, their access to the world beyond, and the systems that hold their lives together all keep them from moving toward lives that could have them succeed. Will they make it out, or will these teens be caught Ever in the Glades?
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TICKETS:
Available in the box office 1 hour before show time. 
-OR-
Online tickets can be purchased HERE 

Tales of the Crypt

We're so excited to bring Tales of the Crypt back! Join us this Sunday, Oct. 9th from 2-4 to tour historic Mount Holly Cemetery, see some of Parkview's most talented performers, and gain new perspective about Arkansas History through stories of those buried there. Admission is FREE, donations to the Cemetery Association are welcome. 
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Parkview Arts & Science Magnet High School invites you to a special LIVE theatre event!
Join us:

Friday, April 8th 7:00 PM
Saturday, April 9th 7:00 pM
​Sunday, April 10th 3:00 PM

TICKETS:
Available in the box office 1 hour before show time.  
-OR-
Online tickets can be purchased HERE 
Synopsis: Based on the beloved book by Roald Dahl, Matilda tells the story of a girl with wit, intelligence . . . and maybe even a little magic. Her parents are rude and cruel but she finds a special bond with her schoolteacher, the highly loveable Miss Honey. Matilda's school life isn't completely smooth sailing, though – the school's mean headmistress, Miss Trunchbull (the hilarious bad-guy of the show), HATES children and just loves thinking up new punishments for those who don't abide by her rules. But Matilda has courage and cleverness in equal amounts, and could be her classmate's only hope! Packed with high-energy dance numbers, catchy songs and unforgettable characters, Matilda is a joyous girl power romp. Children and adults alike will be thrilled and delighted by the story of the special girl with an extraordinary imagination.

Matilda cast Information Station! resources and information HERE! 

More information HERE 
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Fall Mainstage: 
Nov. 18-20 at 7PM


 ALL IN THE TIMING is an accessibly absurd comedy about life, love, the messes we make, and the ways that we deal with them… or don’t. These 6 short plays presented in one perfectly penned and performed package will have you simultaneously rolling with laughter and wondering whether it’s you that’s actually laughing or the play itself laughing at all of us!
Come out and support these amazing student actors and technicians. Tickets for this year’s show are only $5 for students and $7 for adults and can be purchased at the box office with cash or online at  LRSD1.SCHOOLCASHONLINE.COM. There you will be prompted to open a new account or sign in to your old one. Once you are in your account, click on the Little Rock School District button and then the search window. Type in “Parkview.” From there you’ll just need to click on the event and follow the onscreen prompts. Please have your emailed receipt ready to show at the box office. 
See you at ALL IN THE TIMING on November 18 - 20, at 7pm!
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2021 Freshman One Act

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This comedy follows the misadventures of
the residents of a town buried in a mountain of snow.
What will happen when regular life stops
​and everyone takes off for a snow day?

Congratulations to the Cast and Crew of Fame Jr.

The talented students of Parkview Arts & Science Magnet High School premiered a Covid-19 safe, movie musical production of Fame, Jr. April 23rd - April 25th. Check out KTHV's story our our innovative production HERE! 
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Fame Jr. Virtual Program HERE!

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WiFi High: School in a Box

This one-act virtual play is written, directed, and performed by Parkview Theatre students.
Watch below or click this link, and as always,
​thank you for your support of Parkview Theatre.

Technical Theatre Showcase


Please enjoy the work of Parkview Theatre students as they created moments from fairytales in puppet theatre.
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