Drama club series#
The Drama! series is set at a school for the arts, so pretty much the entire school is the Drama Club.Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen (and the book it was based on).Teen Wolf: This film portrays a Drama Club entirely negatively: it is very much the preserve of the Alpha Bitch and the drama teacher is a preening jackass who casts the hero solely for his freakshow potential.One of the Libbys suggests that 100% heterosexuality is not guaranteed. Jawbreaker: The most popular boy in school is in the drama club.Then, Troy and Gabriella, from two totally different social groups join the club, panicking the drama members and throwing the rest of the school into anarchy. High School Musical: The drama club - run by the clueless and overly strict teacher - is relatively neutral in terms of where it fits on the social structure: Its ruled by the Alpha Bitch and looks down on most other groups but isn't popular with the school either.Hamlet 2: Made of Playing With this trope.
They will, of course, put on the School Play. If the main activities are more academic or artistic (especially if the club is at a creative arts/performing arts school), then the drama club will probably be on the higher end of the Popularity Food Chain. If the main activities at the school are sports, then the Drama Club will be the Butt-Monkey of High School society. If there are any kids who do actually enjoy acting, the Jerk Jock and the Alpha Bitch will always assume there's something wrong with them and tease them for it, because after all, it's not sports or elevating yourself on the social ladder. The club's members will almost always be a Rag Tag Bunch Of Misfits who don't fit anywhere else. Watching a play done by a bunch of hormone-filled young people? Well, the results can vary. Watching a play done by professionals is great.
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