Mini Checklist:

  • Check the rules and rubrics for the events on https://floridathespians.com/ under “Senior Thespians”.

  • If you want to present a performance Thespy, you need to ensure you are legally permitted to present the content by checking if your play/musical is on the approved material list: https://schooltheatre.org/thespys/approved-material/.

  • Tech Thespys can choose any published play regardless of whether it is on the approved list or not.

  • If you have more questions about a Thespy category and cannot find the answer on the Florida Thespians website, please reach out to an officer, Christa or Marty.

Updated Thespy Rules/Info

Individual Room Schedule

2-Person Scene A
2-Person Scene B
Ensemble Acting
Solo Musical A
Solo Musical B
Contrasting Monologues B
Contrasting Monologues A
Duet Musical B / Pantomime
Duet Musical A
Ensemble Musical: Large / Student Choreography / Musical Theatre Dance
Ensemble Musical: Small
Costume Construction / Costume Design B
Costume Construction / Costume Design A
Scenic Design / Props Construction
Theatre Marketing
Stage Management / Student-Directed Scene
Makeup Design

District 12 Rules for Thespys 2023-24:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bcG7fDrZfV0Wb8_J5VagtQE9Ekh76gea/view

All Thespys must abide by the licensing and performance policies! (Listed on Thespy webite)

Dress code: Black/Dark colored clothing when presenting a Thespy.

Thespy Website:

https://thespys.secure-platform.com/a/page/rules-rubrics/rights-and-licensing

Thespy Categories:

  • Solo Acting (Formerly Monologue)

  • Duet Acting

  • Group Acting

  • Solo Musical Theatre Performance

  • Duet Musical Theatre Performance

  • Small Group Musical Theatre Performance

  • Large Group Musical Theatre Performance

  • Musical Theatre Dance

  • Costume Construction

  • Costume Design

  • Student Directed

  • Makeup Design

  • Playwriting

  • Stage Management

  • Theatre Marketing

  • Scenic Design

D12 Slating Rules:

Thespians must begin their presentation with an introduction known as a slate. The slate should include the following information:

  • The Thespian’s name (or names, for group categories)

  • Title of selection being performed or work being showcased (e.g., Hamlet's soliloguy from Hamlet for a Solo Acting entry)

  • Name of the playwright(s).

  • Troupe number

Time begins following the final digit of your troupe number.