2007-08
17th SEASON
We Were Young That Year
October 2007
Opening the 17th season of WKHS Theatre, We Were Young That Year reflected on the friendships and defining moments that shape our lives. Through heartfelt storytelling, the production celebrated youth, nostalgia, and the lasting impact of shared experiences.
Dancing at Laughnasa
November 2007
Set in rural Ireland during the 1930s, Dancing at Lughnasa explored the complexities of family, faith, and changing traditions. The moving drama portrayed the hopes and struggles of five sisters as they faced an uncertain future with resilience and grace.
Pride and Prejudice December 2007
Jane Austen's beloved novel came to life in Pride and Prejudice, blending romance with sharp wit and unforgettable characters. The production explored love, family, and the importance of looking beyond first impressions.
Bye Bye Birdie
January 2008
Bye Bye Birdie energized audiences with catchy songs, lively choreography, and plenty of laughs. Inspired by the excitement of 1950s rock-and-roll culture, the musical followed the chaos that erupted when a teenage idol's farewell visit turned a quiet town upside down.
All My Sons
March 2008
Arthur Miller's All My Sons delivered a compelling examination of family, responsibility, and moral accountability. Through powerful performances, the production challenged audiences to consider the consequences of personal choices and the pursuit of truth.
Stage Door
April 2008
Filled with humor and heart, Stage Door followed a group of aspiring actresses chasing their dreams in a New York boarding house. The comedy celebrated ambition and perseverance while highlighting the friendships that sustained them along the way.
The 1940s Radio Hour
May 2008
Closing the 17th season of WKHS Theatre, The 1940s Radio Hour transported audiences to the golden age of radio through a live holiday broadcast during the final days of World War II. Featuring beloved music and nostalgic storytelling, the production celebrated hope and the enduring power of entertainment.
