Pictures: Pictures to the left are from Creek Theatre's upcoming production: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Thanks to parent volunteer, Carrie Nugent, for taking these stage pics!
Purchase Tickets:
Once a show has been posted, tickets for PCHS Theatre performances can be purchased through BookTix. Contact PCHS Theatre director, Michele Messenger with questions.
Date(s): April 11 - General public 7pmApril 12 - General public 7pmApril 13 - General public 2pm & 7pmDescription: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is an energetic and endearing musical comedy. Music and lyrics by William Finn and book by Rachel Sheinkin. The show is about a regional middle school spelling bee held at the Putnam Valley Middle School. Six always unique and often insightful students compete in the Bee which is officiated by three always unique and often hysterical adults, including a "comfort counselor" completing his community service hours. The show promises to delight audiences with laugh out loud moments, catchy music and characters everyone can relate to.
April 11 - General public 7pmApril 12 - General public 7pmApril 13 - General public 2pm & 7pm
April 11 - General public 7pm
April 12 - General public 7pm
April 13 - General public 2pm & 7pm
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is an energetic and endearing musical comedy. Music and lyrics by William Finn and book by Rachel Sheinkin. The show is about a regional middle school spelling bee held at the Putnam Valley Middle School. Six always unique and often insightful students compete in the Bee which is officiated by three always unique and often hysterical adults, including a "comfort counselor" completing his community service hours. The show promises to delight audiences with laugh out loud moments, catchy music and characters everyone can relate to.
Before committing, please read the in-depth description of each course found in the PCHS Course Guide.
Theatre 1: History of Theatre and Introduction to Acting --Learn about the acting styles of different eras while also developing skills ranging from beginning to intermediate acting
Theatre 2: A comprehensive introduction to acting
Theatre 3: Advanced Acting
Theatre 4: Directing
Technical Theatre: The study and creation of set design, artistic painting, costuming, props, and publicity
Theatre Sports: A form of theater that will help actors of all ability levels to develop skills in spontaneity, characterization, and physical communication through improvisational activities
The International Thespian Society (ITS), Troupe 6485: ITS recognizes and rewards students who are heavily involved in theatre during high school. Privileges include college and university auditions and various honors including graduation honors. Opportunities to serve in a leadership role as an officer and mentor rising actors are available.
Theatre Club: Open to all students interested in pursuing theatre-related activities while accumulating points to advance to Thespian
