Genesians
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The mission of the Archbishop Rummel High School Genesian Players is to guide, nurture, challenge, and encourage, in the Catholic, Lasallian tradition, a passion for the multidisciplinary nature of the performing arts. Through education and performance in theatre, music, dance, and visual and technical theatre, the Genesian student will grow artistically, mentally, and, most importantly, spiritually through the intercession of our patron, Saint Genesius of Rome.
Founded in 1963 by faculty member Charles “Chuck” Guajrado, the Genesian Players are a community of male students from Archbishop Rummel High School and female students from local area high schools grades 8-12 who share a common passion: the performing arts.
The 2021-22 school year will feature two fully-staged productions led by Archbishop Rummel Director of Theatre Brandt Blocker,‘90, and professional artists in the disciplines of acting, music, choreography, costuming, lighting, sound, and production design.
Members of the Genesian Players who show an extensive dedication to the theatrical arts are eligible for membership in the International Thespian Society, an honors organization recognizing theatrical excellence since 1929. ITS members may participate in both statewide and national theatrical competitions and receive scholarship opportunities from theatre programs around the world. The Genesian Players are officially registered as troupe 8460 in the Louisiana State Chapter of the International Thespian Society. Troupe membership is open to all male Genesians and to all female Genesians who do not attend a school that hosts its own Thespian troupe.
You can find all our audition and performance dates on the main Archbishop Rummel High School calendar, as well as on our Facebook and Instagram pages. Girls may letter in Genesians as well as Archbishop Rummel students.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RummelGenesians
Instagram: @ARHSGenesians
Founded in 1963 by faculty member Charles “Chuck” Guajrado, the Genesian Players are a community of male students from Archbishop Rummel High School and female students from local area high schools grades 8-12 who share a common passion: the performing arts.
The 2021-22 school year will feature two fully-staged productions led by Archbishop Rummel Director of Theatre Brandt Blocker,‘90, and professional artists in the disciplines of acting, music, choreography, costuming, lighting, sound, and production design.
Members of the Genesian Players who show an extensive dedication to the theatrical arts are eligible for membership in the International Thespian Society, an honors organization recognizing theatrical excellence since 1929. ITS members may participate in both statewide and national theatrical competitions and receive scholarship opportunities from theatre programs around the world. The Genesian Players are officially registered as troupe 8460 in the Louisiana State Chapter of the International Thespian Society. Troupe membership is open to all male Genesians and to all female Genesians who do not attend a school that hosts its own Thespian troupe.
You can find all our audition and performance dates on the main Archbishop Rummel High School calendar, as well as on our Facebook and Instagram pages. Girls may letter in Genesians as well as Archbishop Rummel students.
Facebook: www.facebook.com/RummelGenesians
Instagram: @ARHSGenesians
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Archbishop Rummel High School
1901 Severn Ave. Metairie, LA 70001 Phone: 504-834-5592 Fax: 504-832-4016 info@rummelraiders.com |
Mission Statement
Archbishop Rummel High School educates each student according to the principles of the Catholic Church in the Lasallian tradition of faith, community, and service. In a caring, disciplined environment of social awareness and academic excellence, Archbishop Rummel High School challenges each student to recognize the dignity of life and to develop and share, to the best of his ability, his unique talents. Archbishop Rummel High School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, or disability in violation of state and federal law or regulation in administration of its educational policies or programs.
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