Paris High School Drama Club

07/24/2026

Here we go!!!

07/24/2026

There’s a secret on the other side of this door. 50 likes 👍🏻 or 9am tomorrow and we’ll tell you…

07/23/2026

It’s Thursday!!

07/22/2026

It's Wednesday!

06/07/2026

SPRING 2027! Time for the original American musical!!!

04/29/2026

The Paris Drama crew had a blast supporting our friends at THNMusicals and their amazing production of Into the Woods! 🌲✨

The talent on that stage is unreal—those voices! 🤩🤩

It’s everything you love about LIVE theater!!

Go see it this weekend—you won’t regret it! 👏🎭

04/20/2026

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“What made playing Hermes so special was the character’s unwavering belief in trying again. Even though the story ends in tragedy, Hermes continues to tell it, holding onto the hope that one day it might turn out differently. The motif of doing something over and over again and hoping it finally goes right, resonated with me on a personal level. Whether it’s in theater, school, or life, failure is unavoidable. But Hadestown taught me that there is strength in persistence and hope, even if it leads me back to square one. Playing Hermes reminded me that hope isn’t about guaranteed success, it’s about having the courage to keep going anyway.” -- Caison Whitaker, Hermes in Paris High School's production of "Hadestown: Teen Edition" 📷: Alexander Asburry

04/20/2026

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"He lacks confidence, but when he finds something he loves, he will do anything to protect it. His love for Eurydice is pure and powerful, and portraying that was a challenge. It helped that my best friend played Eurydice, so we already had a strong connection going into the show. Orpheus was the hardest role I have ever had to play, but it was also my favorite. It challenged me vocally, pushed me out of my comfort zone, and taught me how important it is to believe in myself. I’ll always be grateful that it was my final high school production." - Ryne Boren, Orpheus in Paris High School's production of "Hadestown: Teen Edition"

04/19/2026

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"She became so much more than just a character I was playing, she became someone I had to understand deeply, thoroughly, and wholeheartedly. Eurydice isn’t an easy role, she’s complex, guarded, and shaped by insecurities and survival. Stepping into her shoes meant exploring emotions that were heavier and more layered than anything I have ever had to bring to life on stage before. I had to learn how to be truly vulnerable on stage in front of hundreds of people, and let the audience know exactly how unsure and out of place Eurydice always felt." - Taylor Shewey, Eurydice in Paris High School's production of "Hadestown: Teen Edition"

03/30/2026

THANK YOU PARIS.

This weekend meant the world to us!!

Here’s to all of us!!