Drama
Our middle school students have been practicing day and night to bring Willy Wonka’s incredible story to our Holy Family community.
Opening night is Saturday, May 18th, at 7pm; get your tickets now!
HERE ARE THE TICKET DETAILS:
- Tickets are $15, with Reserved Tickets on sale on Thursday, May 16th at 10:00am
- Interested in getting tickets earlier? Look at the Drama Patron levels below, offering early ticket access!
- Review the seating chart here and find the seat location where you, your friends, and relatives would like to watch the show.
- Please select and confirm the date and time of the performance you want to see (the information is on the flyer).
Send an email to hfs.drama.tickets@gmail.com providing the following information:
- Your name, cell phone number, the date and time of the show you wish to reserve seats for, and CLEARLY list the row and the seat numbers you want to reserve.
Remember, Ticket sales are Final.
What happens next?
- Our Fantastic Ticket people will receive your email and reserve your seat based on the time it is received.
- When duplication occurs, the wise and volunteer Ticket Gurus will accommodate your request as best as possible!
Donate or be a Drama Patron!
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The theater is about fellowship, fun, dance and song — and wild and wonderful characters in magical stories! For over a decade, Holy Family Drama has brought together all of these elements with each play and musical production we stage.
Our goals are to foster and nurture the development of the whole child, and to enhance the learning experience of all the students involved. We also strive to provide a meaningful experience for the students and families who help produce and organize the production — including our student technical crew — as well as those who watch from the audience.
The drama program at Holy Family School has doubled in size over the last 20 years, and it continues to grow and develop the creative minds of the actors, crew members, and audience. Each production allows our students to discover new talents, hone their performing skills, and build confidence. Each year in the fall, our 4th and 5th graders take the stage to create the magical world of 16th Century England, or Charlie Brown, or New York City in 1897, where a little 8-year-old girl named Virginia asks the editor of the Sun Times’ “Is there a Santa Claus?”
The Spring is dedicated to a full-length musical with the 6th – 8th grade inhabiting fantastic characters. Most recently, they brought the Pirates of Penzance to Connolly Parish Hall! Our students’ creative journey always produces those “ah-ha” moments. Students in our Drama program learn to work as a team, improve their confidence, and truly get to experience their creative side. These are qualities they take with them when they graduate.
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