Paris JC Department of Drama

06/21/2026

Had a wonderful time performing the Reader's Theater play "The Legend of Lone Star Hollow" by William L. Walker Montgomerie at the third Friday Art Day. Had a lovely mix of PJC Faculty, former students, and amazing community members reading. Thanks to the Plaza Art Gallery Paris, TX for having us. You can book a performance by contacting [email protected]

06/03/2026

Any of our former tech students available tomorrow, Thursday, June 4, from 2:00 - 4:00? I am in need of someone familiar with our lights to help schools program while I am in interviews. If you are available to help out I will buy you a coffee.

05/06/2026

04/27/2026

We closed our 2025-2026 Season yesterday, so now we move on to 2026-2027. Speaking of, now we move onto the next project.

04/27/2026

04/23/2026

🎭✨ SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT: 2026–2027 ✨🎭
Paris Junior College Department of Drama presents:
“Legends in the Making”

This season, we invite you to discover how legends truly begin—not with grand destinies, but with small, ordinary moments that grow into something unforgettable. From accidental heroes to magical adventures and bold new works, this year celebrates imagination, humor, and heart. Because sometimes, the smallest spark becomes something extraordinary.

🌿 "Just Rob, in the Hood"
📅 Auditions: September 3 & 4, 2026
🎭 Performances: November 11–15, 2026
A hilariously heartwarming tale of a perfectly average man mistaken for a legendary outlaw. (Featuring a hood… and a spoon.)

🧸 "Old Fashion Teddy Bear Tale"
📅 Auditions: January 21 & 22, 2027
🎭 Performances: March 4–7, 2027
A magical journey of bravery and imagination as a young girl ventures into a whimsical world to rescue her beloved teddy bear.

🔥 "12th Annual Pyro PlayFest"
📅 Auditions: March 11 & 12, 2027
🎭 Performances: April 22–25, 2027
Our signature festival returns, showcasing bold, original works and the next generation of storytellers.

Join us for a season where stories come to life and legends are made—right here at PJC.

04/20/2026

Acting II Greek scenes were today and they knocked it out of the park. So proud of my students.