THIS FALL!
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Nov. 14-16 & 22-23, 2025
Online ticket sales for Wooster City School's Students/Staff/Families available soon!
On sale to the General Public beginning mid October!
Visit www.ticketpeak.co/whsdrama to purchase online!
If you are interested in patronizing our show or purchasing ad space in our program, see the documents on the links below or on our patrons and advertisements page!
NOTE: Ticket link will be updated as we get closer to our show!
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Nov. 14-16 & 22-23, 2025
Online ticket sales for Wooster City School's Students/Staff/Families available soon!
On sale to the General Public beginning mid October!
Visit www.ticketpeak.co/whsdrama to purchase online!
If you are interested in patronizing our show or purchasing ad space in our program, see the documents on the links below or on our patrons and advertisements page!
NOTE: Ticket link will be updated as we get closer to our show!
The WHS Drama Club Officers for 2025 - 2026 School Year
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Upperclassmen Representatives:
Underclassmen Representatives:
Technical Representatives:
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Upperclassmen Representatives:
Underclassmen Representatives:
Technical Representatives:
Magic happens here...
"Clue" rehearsals with leads/director (January 2020).
The Wooster High School Drama Club is a group of students, grades 8-12, that produce musical theatre and plays throughout the school year. Advisors and directors (Brett Hiner, Kristi Hiner, Rachel King, Elyse Mason, Brian Murphy & Chuck Armbruster) guide students through the school year, introducing all aspects of theatre. The club teaches students about technical work including lights, sound, costumes and construction. After an initial show meeting, audition information is posted and all high school students are encouraged to participate. Once a show is cast, the directors begin work on rehearsing everything from actor's lines and blocking, to the meaning of show and character analysis. Technical work begins early: designing the show's many sets and costumes, deciding how to publicize the production, requesting sponsorship from the community. Six to eight weeks later, the cast and crew are ready for audiences to come and enjoy all of their hard work. The Drama Club performs two or three times a year, with other events such as the Ohio Thespian Festival in late winter and the Wayne County Fine Arts Festival in the spring.
