Warwick School District

Warwick High School Presents, 'The Play That Goes Wrong'

Warwick High School Presents, The Play That Goes Wrong (High School Edition), By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, & Henry Shields - Dramatists Play Service Inc.

Join us Friday, November 10th (7:00 pm), Saturday, November 11th (7:00 pm), or Sunday, November 12th (2:00 pm) for the show. Tickets are $7.00 for students and senior citizens, and $9.00 for general audience. The box office will open one hour prior to show time to purchase tickets early.

Synopsis:

This Olivier Award-winning comedy show will leave you reeling with laughter. The show depicts the opening night of the Cornely Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where anything that can go wrong in a theatre production does. Set as a 1920s whodunit, the audience will enjoy comical stage blunders such as a corpse that can’t play dead, actors tripping over both their lines and stage props, and so much more. 

“Performing in The Play that Goes Wrong is an exhilarating experience where someone is encouraged to make mistakes. It makes way for a lot of laughs, for both rehearsals and the show. It is very fun to play with different ways to ‘ruin’ a show.” - Finn Cracroft, 9th Grade Student at Warwick High School.

Cast:

Annie - Sam Barto, 11th grade

Chris - Foster Shrom, 12th grade

Trevor - Jaxon King, 11th grade

Rachel - Carly Ruchalski, 11th grade

Dennis - Finn Cracroft, 9th grade

Jonathan - Brandon White, 10th grade

Max - Chance Wilson, 12th grade

Sandra - Leah Turnbull, 9th grade

Understudies:

Jordan Privette, 11th grade

Paola Rivera-Perez, 12th grade

Stage Crew:

Liz McKenna, 10th grade

Soren Miller, 9th grade

Soren Brutout, 11th grade

Aubree Hamer, 11th grade

Axel Stauffer, 9th grade

Ameira Darwish, 10th grade

The show is being directed by High School Language Arts Teacher, Mrs. Connie Hilliar.

 “Everything's coming together so well. The kids are really having a good time honing their improvisational acting skills within the parameters of the show. Their brilliance and their own personalities shine through; I’ve never had a show that has given them the freedom and opportunity to be so creative.” - Mrs. Connie Hilliar, Director and High School ELA Teacher.

Special thanks to the following individuals who have been involved in bringing this show together:

Assistant Director - Natalie Beckman

Costume and Make-Up Designer - Kat Turner

Technical Advisor and Light Design - Matt Jerchau 

Sound Technician - Jason Simon

Set Construction and Painter - Mike Newman

Stage Manager - Dale Kline 

House and Box Office Manager - Taylor Cole

Propmaster - Stephanie and Ed Campbell

Program Typesetting - Brenda Crosetto

Student Stage Manager - Tearinee Johnson

View the show promo video here!

This show is sure to leave a smile on your face. We hope to see you there!