THE SAUGUS ADVOCATE – FriDAy, FEbrUAry 28, 2025 Page 21 ASKS | FROM PAGE 20 throughout the process. Q: My understanding is that four of the eight schools will advance to the semifinals on March 15. How many schools will make it to the finals and when? A: 14 schools make it to the final at the John Hancock Building in Boston. Finals take place over three days: Thursday, March 27th through Saturday, March 29th. Q: How will the competition be judged? A: Each site has three ad~ Legal Notice ~ NOTICE OF ACTIVITY AND USE LIMITATION Disposal Site Name: Former Brenner Paper Box and Chemical Company Disposal Site Address: 31 Osprey Road, Saugus, MA RTN 3-31465 A release of oil and/or hazardous materials has occurred at this location, which is a disposal site as defined by M.G.L. c. 21E, § 2 and the Massachusetts Contingency Plan, 310 CMR 40.0000. On February 7, 2025, Joshua W. Cooper and Lynee A. 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The METG encourages festival participants to present works that reflect a philosophy of inclusion and a marriage of all facets of theater. Q: Aside from the satisfaction of having done well in the competition if Saugus High students do well, what are some of the rewards for these students, the benefit from having participated in an event like this? A: The rewards are endless – meeting new friends, networking, learning from others, exposure to plays you may never have known existed. Q: Does hosting an event like this help showcase the Lemoine-Mitchell Auditorium at Saugus Middle High School? How so? And how does it help the Saugus Middle High School? A: The Lemoine-Mitchell Auditorium is a beautiful space from both an architectural and technical standpoint. Students of the SHSDC and my classes at Saugus High designed and rigged a brand-new lighting plot that is conducive to hosting this event and lighting all shows in an easy way, but yet allows for some wonderful artistic choices to be made. When you have a school as beautiful as the Saugus Middle High School Complex, and a theatre like the Lemoine-Mitchell, it would be a travesty to not share it with other schools and the Saugus community! Q: Anything else that you would like to share about Saturday’s Drama Festival and the Saugus High students who will be competing? A: Hosting this event is a highlight of my career as a theatre teacher. The importance of the event and the passion in theatre students across the state to be their best is genuinely uplifting! The event means the world to all that participate, and the community supporting them would make it all the more worthwhile! 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