High School Festival
The Massachusetts State Drama Festival takes place over the course of the month of March, in the state of Massachusetts. Any school may enter, provided the play they intend to perform is approved by the principal of the performing school and the entry form is submitted to the METG. There are three levels of competition: preliminary, semi-final, and state.
Read more about this topic: Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild
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