​​​RHS THEATRE MISSION STATEMENT
​RHS Theatre is passionate about making the art and practice of theatre accessible to all students, and to the community of Ridgefield, Washington. We empower our students by giving them opportunities for leadership, involvement, and an expressive voice. Through an emphasis on respect and professionalism, students gain essential life skills that will prepare them for the career path of their choice. RHS Theatre strives to provide a safe space for students to create and is committed to producing premier quality productions and graduates.

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DRACULA by Steven Dietz
 Performances for Dracula are approaching quickly and the RHS Theatre department is very excited to perform this thrilling play. Here is what you need to know.

DATES:
October 24, 25, 26, 31
November 1, 2

LOCATION:
Ridgefield High School PAC 

TICKETS:
To buy tickets in advance press the "BUY TICKETS" button down below and at the website press the "EVENTS" button. (Ticket Sales are up now!)
LIMITED VIP TICKETS will be available for purchase at the door ​
​(For the Halloween performance tickets will be $2 if you come in a costume)
The Fall play this year was Peter and the Starcatcher which tells the story of how Peter Pan came to be Peter Pan!
​We even gave a special performance to the 3rd graders!
Ridgefield High School received nominations in four categories in this year’s 5th Avenue Awards for its musical production of Footloose.  ​Lily Ray, a junior, played Ariel Moore and received Honorable Mention for Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role.  Calvin Lieurance, a senior, played Ren McCormack and received Honorable Mention for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role.  Max Kunetz, a senior, played Chuck Cranston and is nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Featured Ensemble Role. Ridgefield High School’s Chorus is nominated for Outstanding Performance by a Chorus.  Kudos goes to the hard work of the group and the leadership of RHS’ amazing student assistant choreographer, Callie Stenersen, a junior.​​
" It was a very impressive performance. Had I not know it was a HS production, I would have thought it was excellent community theater.  The body language, timing, tone, voices, humor, capturing of the era, timelessness, and piercing message were all very well done.  I laughed and cried, as Wilder would have liked."  
Rheta Rubenstein
​Community Member 
Troupe #8635
Officers for the 2019-2020 : 
President: Katelyn Brown
Vice President: Peter Schafer 
Secretary: Bridget Donaldson
Treasurer: Kaitlyn St. John
Webmaster: Sebastian Rojas-Rincon
Historian: Clara Lewandoski
Theatre Advocacy Chair: Jason Gasca

ADVISOR: Kaitlyn Etter  ​(360) 619-1320

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