Theatre Productions

By Rory O’Neill (’24)
Directed by Devon Whitney (’23)

Performances October 21-25, 2026

Production Synopsis:
The following are meeting notes from April 10th. Does anyone want to follow up on any action items from last week? Does anyone have any news to share? We noticed some buzzing boxes in the trees – It might be serious. But it’s probably nothing.

Every week at sundown, Judy (a hen), Georgie (a show pig), Bill (a wren), Croquette (also a wren), Cooper (a beagle), and Rose (a dairy cow), meet to discuss their concerns, their observations, and the logistics of their lives on the Johnson Family Farm. When the wrens notice that electric fly zappers have gone up in the trees, the animals must decide how seriously to take the changes around here.

***MUSIC ENSEMBLE CALL: Meeting Notes is seeking:

1. Student Vocalists, Instrumentalists, and Sound Artists for an on-stage ensemble, working from a score by composer Nathan Halbur
2. A Music Director to guide the ensemble, in collaboration with the composer

Sound plays a crucial role in the play, signifying the increasing – and increasingly dangerous – presence of electricity on a farm. The musical ensemble will embody this soundscape and bring it to life, dynamically interacting with other elements of the play.

Due to the open and flexible design of the score, ALL vocalists, instrumentalists, sound artists, composers, conductors, etc. are welcome to apply.

You do NOT need any prior experience with:

• Improvisation
• Traditional or graphic score notation
• Acting / theatre / movement
• Music directing

The ensemble will emerge from YOU & what you’re interested in creating together. We’ll collectively find forms of expression that feel meaningful and rewarding, according to your unique wheelhouses.

If being part of a playful and adventurous music ensemble in a work of theatre sounds intriguing to you, we’d love to hear from you.

Submissions are welcome ASAP and will be reviewed on a rolling basis until August 31.

If you would like to be part of this ensemble, please fill out the Google form HERE.

Here are the important dates for MEETING NOTES:
First Rehearsal: Sept 16
Techical Rehearsals: Oct 14-16
Dress Rehearsal: Oct 20
Performances: Oct 21-25

By Simon Henriques and Skylar Fox
Directed by Melinda Lopez

Performances: February 24-28, 2027

Production Synopsis:
The kids are asleep and the lake is quiet. Have a beer; make a s’more; tell a scary story. Figure out what you’re going to do tomorrow and keep Camp fun and sage without letting the kids find out about…well, you’ve seen the news. I just got a push notification – they’re getting closer.

The Grown Ups follows a group of camp counselors trying to mold the young adults of tomorrow. But tomorrow is looking bleaker and bleaker. How do you lead when you’re hopelessly, tragically not prepared for any of this? How fast can you grow up?

This coming of age/ghost story/survival epic features a cast of 5. All characters are between ages 18-22. These are all great fun roles! Open to students of any gender identity and ethnicity.

THE GROWN-UPS is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com