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2014-15
24th SEASON

Almost Maine September 2014

Opening the 24th season of WKHS Theatre, Almost, Maine explored the joys and heartbreaks of love through a series of whimsical, interconnected stories set beneath the northern lights. Blending humor, magic, and heartfelt emotion, the production celebrated the unexpected ways people find—and lose—connection.

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Shooting Stars October 2014

With wit, charm, and plenty of theatrical flair, Shooting Stars imagined a humorous reunion between two former high school sweethearts whose lives had taken very different paths. The production explored memory, regret, and the enduring possibility of second chances.

Quiet in the Land 
November 2014

Set in a close-knit Amish community, Quiet in the Land examined the tensions between faith, tradition, and personal conviction. Through compelling characters and thoughtful storytelling, the drama explored the challenges of balancing individual beliefs with community expectations.

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The Secret Garden January 2015

Audiences were transported into a world of mystery and hope with The Secret Garden. Featuring a soaring score and a moving story of healing, the musical followed Mary Lennox as she discovered the transformative power of love, friendship, and new beginnings.

Harvey
March 2015

Laughter filled the theatre as Harvey brought Mary Chase's beloved comedy to life. Centered on the kindhearted Elwood P. Dowd and his invisible six-foot rabbit companion, the production celebrated kindness, acceptance, and the joy of embracing life's unexpected wonders.

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Pride and Prejudice
May 2015

Closing the 24th season of WKHS Theatre, Pride and Prejudice brought Jane Austen's timeless novel to the stage with wit, romance, and unforgettable characters. The production explored love, family, and the importance of looking beyond first impressions while celebrating one of literature's most enduring stories.

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