Performances

Footloose--The Musical
The Off the Wall Theater Co.

May 21-24, 2008
7:00 PM in the Little Theater
$10 with ASB $15 Without
For tickets contact our Production Assistants


Ren, a hip city kid who ends up in a Bible-belt town after his parents divorce is ill fit for a conservative community where rock is frowned upon and dancing is forbidden. It doesn't take long for Ren to rally the kids and take on the establishment. The musical features hit songs such as "Dancing is Not A Crime;" "Almost Paradise;" "Let's Hear For the Boy;" and "Holding Out For a Hero." Kick off your Sunday shoes and everybody cut footloose!!

Mirrors XVII - Seventeen THHS Edition
The Off the Wall Theater Co.

Wed-Fri, October 3-5
7:00PM in the Little Theater
$5 with ASB Card - $8 Without

Mirrors is a collection of student written pieces mixed in with a few pieces that the students found and wished to perform. It is a reflection of campus life at Trabuco Hills, and has been a Theatre Co. Tradition for 17 years running. (hence the name, Mirrors XVII) This Year features tales of parking lot horror, back to school parodies, and more!

RoleAbout
The Off the Wall Theater Co.

Saturday, November 17th
9:30AM - 4:00PM at MVHS
Free

RoleAbout is a South Orange County Theatre Festival that Off the Wall participates in every year. We compete in multiple categories, such as radio plays, monologues, cold readings, and songs, against other high school theater troupes.View RoleAbout Homepage.

Bang! Bang! You're Dead.
The Off the Wall Theater Co.

November
7:00AM-3:00PM TBA on the hour in the Little Theater
Free

Bang! Bang! You're Dead is an hour long journey into the mind of an unstable high school student who, after committing a harrowing homicide at his school, is haunted by the ghosts of those students he has killed. Based on a school shooting in Oregon, "Bang Bang You’re Dead" draws on a real-world scenario and the real-life emotions involved in school violence. Award-winning playwright, William Mastrosimone, created it as a ‘gift’ to communities around the nation. It is designed to highlight risk factors, causes, prevention and interventions for youth violence.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Drama II

November 29--Foothill Ranch Elem./Marguerite Christian 9:15AM, 10:30AM
November 30--Lake Forest Elem. 9:30AM
November 30--Melinda Heights Elem. 11:00AM
December 4--Del Lago Elem. TBA
December 5--Foothill Ranch Elem. 9:15AM, 10:30AM
December 6--Marguerite Christian--10:30AM
December 7-- Del Lago Elem./Melinda Heights Elem. 9:00AM, 1:30PM
Free

The Trabuco Hills High School Drama II classes will be performing the Disney classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs for their Childrens Theater unit. They will be performing for local elementary schools throughout Orange County. For further information on performances, feel free to contact our Production Assistants.

Scrooge - The Musical
The Off the Wall Theater Co.

December
Wed-Sat 12/12 - 12/15
7:00 PM in the Little Theater
For tickets, contact our Production Assistants

Based on Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, a musical retelling of Charles Dickens' Christmas classic about the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge, who is forced to face his unpleasant past, present and future via three ghosts. As a result, Scrooge undergoes a major transformation and his Christmas spirit is restored.

The House On Mango Street
Drama II

February 4th and 5th, 2008
7:00 PM in the Little Theater
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"The House on Mango Street" is adapted from the novel by Sandra Cisneros. The play is written and adapted by the students and is performed in guerilla theater style. Because the novel is written in a series of vignettes, it makes the play easily performed. The House on Mango Street is a coming-of-age novella dealing with a young, latina girl--Esperanza Cordero--growing up in a poor neighborhood.

You Can't Take It With You--
"You'll explode with laughter!"
The Off the Wall Theater Co.

March 5-8,2008
7:00 PM in the Little Theater
$6 w/ASB and $10 w/o ASB
For tickets, contact our Production Assistants

Moss Hart's and George S. Kaufman's You Can't Take It With You relates the humorous encounter between a conservative family and the crazy household of Grandma Martina Vanderhof. Grandma's family of idiosyncratic individuals amuse with their energetic physical antics and inspire with their wholehearted pursuit of happiness.