How do I become a Thespian?

To become a Thespian, students must earn 15 points.  Each point represents at least 10 hours of work in the theatre.  They must also work in at least two different aspects of theatre on a minimum of two high school productions.  Once they’ve become members of the Thespian society, students may continue to earn points – these are recognized as gold stars that can be added to their certificates.  Dedicated students can aim to achieve Honor Bar status, an exceptional award recognizing the commitment of those who have earned 60 points, having devoted over 600 hours to theatre.

Started in 2015, students can now earn a Nordonia Letter in Drama.  To letter in Drama, students must earn 25 Thespian points.  So, they must be inducted into the International Thespian Society, meeting the above criteria, and earn their first gold star.  When those requirements have been met, they will also receive a Drama Letter. 

2023 Thespian Inductees

  
Alexie Anderson *
Brennan Barber **
Caeden Bolling ***
Ella Bozan ***
Aster Davarpanah *
Julia Greenberg **
Kendall Haynes
Gabby Jethrow
Angelo Lardomita ***
Claire Marchant **
Madison Mericka
Ash Penrod
Ezekiel Rayle *
Nicholas Spinetti
Mason Tyler *

* denotes one gold star

2023 Drama Letter Recipients

Alexie Anderson
Brennan Barber
Caeden Bolling
Ella Bozan
Aster Davarpanah
Julia Greenberg
Angelo Lardomita
Claire Marchant
Meg Picoult
Ezekiel Rayle
​Mason Tyler

2023 Gold Stars

Loghan Alexander - 2 stars
Emily Codner - 2 stars
Gaby Curcic - 3 stars
Kate Gentile - 3 stars
Grace Guy - 2 stars
Sarah Hermann - 2 stars
Jillian Kaminsky - 2 stars
​Nathan Lalli - 1 star
Richie Nyce - 6 stars
Alex Picoult - 2 star
Meg Picoult - 2 stars
​Isabella Schuster - 2 stars
Hayley Springer - 1 star
Kenadie Trehan - 2 stars
Grace York - 4 stars

2023 Honor Bar Recipients

Kate Gentile
​Nathan Lalli
Richie Nyce
Kenadie Trehan
​Grace York