Category Archives: Fall

Announcing Auditions for the VHS Drama Club’s Halloween Cavalcade!

Valley High School Drama Club Presents: Halloween Cavalcade

Get ready to be spooked and thrilled! The Valley High School Drama Club is seeking talented actors to bring to life two chillingly fun one-act plays written by Don Zolidis.

Auditions will be held on Thursday, September 5th at 6:30 PM in the VHS auditorium.

We’re looking for actors to join us in our production of:

  • 10 Ways to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse: In this hilarious and heart-pounding tale, a group of mismatched survivors must band together to outsmart and outrun the undead horde. Can they find a way to escape the zombie apocalypse, or will they fall victim to the living dead?
  • Little Women 2: Wrath of the Undead: In this terrifying twist on a classic tale, the March sisters find themselves in a battle for survival against a zombie outbreak. Will their courage and sisterhood be enough to overcome the undead threat?

No experience is necessary, just a love for acting and a willingness to have fun!

Questions?  Contact us at [email protected] or visit our Facebook page for more information!

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Support arts in our schools!

The VHS Drama Club is one of the main drivers of extra-curricular arts-related activities for students on the New Kensington-Arnold School District.  Since our relaunch in the late 1990’s, we have been able to give over 1,000 students and scores of Alle-Kiski Valley community members an experience that they will receive nowhere else.

Every year, mounting successful fall and spring productions costs in excess of $30,000.  From costumes to make-up, props to sets, marketing and special effects, live theatre is one of the most magical experiences to become involved in, with something for everyone.  However, bringing this experience to our students, friends and families has become more and more difficult.

We are appealing to you, the community of supporters who has been with us every step of the way.  If you have attended one of our productions, helped to transform our stage or placed a costume on our backs and enjoyed your experience, please consider donating to our organization.  Any amount from $1 to $1,000 will go a long way in ensuring that the magic of theatre continues to thrive in our schools.

All donations will be recognized during our production of Peter Pan this spring. You may also keep your donation anonymous, should you wish. Thank you for your continued support of our organization and arts in our schools.