Pulling off a heist is pretty tough. But that's nothing compared to pulling off an unauthorized adaptation of a popular heist movie onstage. Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong when you've got a light board operator out for revenge, a dollar-store-set, and a cast that's a total mess. The acrobat is completely uncoordinated and the understudy keeps reading all the stage directions out loud. Can the group survive a run-through? It might be a total disaster, but it will definitely be hilarious.

We will bringing this production to the 2020 NHETG Regional Festival on March 21st at Salem High School, where we will showcase our work along with other local schools. A select few schools will then go on to the NHETG State Festival in April. 

GSAA nurtures creative thinkers, active citizens and independent learners 
with a curriculum that integrates the arts and academics.

Our Vision is a high school that is dedicated to the arts. It  appeals to a broad cross section of students who look to discover the joy and transformational power of the arts and are interested in pursuing the arts in a professional setting. Our academic courses instill a sincere lifelong desire to learn. 

Students explore real world problems, simultaneously developing cross-curriculum skills while working in small collaborative groups. During their time at GSAA students  attend art classes each day and study at least two of the following disciplines: Dance, Music, Theater, and Visual Arts. This allows for personalized learning, creating conditions where students’ talents can flourish. This positive approach to educating empowers students to dream and create everyday.