New Hampshire Educational Theatre Guild
CONGRATULATIONS
NH Representative to the 2024 NE Theatre Festival
Windham High School: Everyone Gets Eaten By Sharks
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy: Scenes from: Small Mouth Sounds
Alternates
Concord High School: My Name is Asher Lev
Salem High School: Don't Think Too Hard
2024 New England Theatre Festival
Attleboro High School, Attleboro, Massachusetts - 4/18, 4/19, 4/20
2024 State Theatre Festival
Kingswood Regional High School - 3/29 - 30
2:40pm: Friday Afternoon Block
Concord High School
My Name is Asher Lev
Exeter High School
Aviary
6:20pm: Friday Evening Block
Newfound Regional High School
At The Bottom Of Lake Missoula
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy
Scenes from: Small Mouth Sounds
9:30am: Saturday Morning Block
Pittsfield Middle High School
Discovering Rogue
Windham High School
Everyone Gets Eaten By Sharks
Bedford High School
We Are the Sea
2:30pm: Saturday Afternoon Block
Kingswood Regional High School
Shakespeare in Love
Salem High School
Don't Think Too Hard
2024 Regional Theatre Festivals
9:00a Block I
Concord High School
My Name is Asher Lev
Portsmouth Christian Academy
Look Me in the Eye
12:55p Block II
Pittsfield Middle High School
Discovering Rogue
Windham High School
Everyone Gets Eaten By Sharks
Portsmouth High School
The Fifteen Minute Hamlet
5:45p Block III
Pinkerton Academy
Soundscapes
Exeter High School
Aviary
9:55a Block I
Newfound Regional High School
At The Bottom Of Lake Missoula
Kearsarge Regional High School
Dracula
2:30p Block II
Kingswood Regional High School
Shakespeare in Love
Coe-Brown Northwood Academy
Scenes from: Small Mouth Sounds
5:15p Block III
Merrimack Valley High School
Take Five
Gilford High School
Glass
FESTIVAL SHOWCASE
Selected plays from our 2021 Virtual Festivals
KINGSWOOD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL presents
DINE & DASH
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL presents
EAT THE RICH
EXETER HIGH SCHOOL presents
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
LEAF CHARTER SCHOOL presents
A MATTER OF HUSBANDS
WHITE MOUNTAINS REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL presents
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
LACONIA HIGH SCHOOL presents
THE APPEARANCE
About NHETG:
The primary goal of the New Hampshire Educational Theatre Guild (NHETG), is to support, promote and celebrate the dramatic arts at the high school level in the Granite State. Hosting theatre festivals, student conferences, and teacher professional development workshops, the NHETG fosters growth through sharing.
THE THEATRE FESTIVALS
Its the signature event, the state-wide theatre festivals, annually bring together high school theatre programs from around the state. Each of these regional festivals consists of 6-8 high schools performing their one-act shows for one another. After each performance, the festival provides structured, constructive feedback both from the fellow student audience members as well as theatre professionals. At the end of the festival, awards are presented to students and groups for outstanding performances and technical elements.
From these Regional Festivals, shows are selected to perform at the NHETG State Theatre Festival. The structure of this festival is similar to that of the regionals. Finally, two shows are chosen from the State Festival to perform at the New England Theatre Festival, which is held in a different New England state each year.
"What I like about the NHETG festivals is the experience. Having 24 schools come together that share the same interest as you, who also help you and continue to support you on the journey. Meeting people and facing challenges you don't expect along the way. And the rush you feel after performing your show, nothing is better than that."
-Kyleigh Moore
Technical Theatre Student
A Festival Experience
THE FALL STUDENT WORKSHOPS
The NHETG also sponsors Theatre Workshops at Plymouth State University in the fall. Whether your interests lie on stage or behind the scenes, this day of workshops has something for everyone. Here is the first opportunity of the school year for high school theatre programs to get to know each other, and learn a great deal about their craft in the process.
RICH SMITH inducted as Life Time Member of the New England Drama Council!
Congratulations to Richard Smith, our beloved Treasurer! Rich has been a dedicated member of both the NHETG and the NEDC for many years, acting as their commendations writer. On Saturday, April 28th, Rich was inducted as a Life Time Member of the NEDC.
The New England Drama Festival Opening Ceremonies
Hosted by our very own Gilford High School, presented on April 26th, 2018
The New England Drama Festival Closing Ceremonies
Hosted by our very own Gilford High School, presented on April 28th, 2018