The Wylie Theatre Department’s One-Act Play is about as different from its Fall Musical as two stories can get. And the change is allowing the young actors to really show off their talents. In the fall, the students were dancing and singing to the light-hearted Mary Poppins, but this spring, they are fighting, drinking and […]
Junior High One-Act Play Performed At WPAC
Wylie Junior High students presented the one-act play Any Body For Tea? by C.B. Gilford on Thursday, Feb. 14 in the Wylie Performing Arts Center. The play was the humorous story of a group of spinster ladies who go to extreme lengths to get the attention of a young homicide detective. Ryan Blake, an 8th-grader, […]
Marry Poppins Kicks Off Tonight!
Mary Poppins floats (literally) into Wylie’s new Performing Arts Center tonight for the first of three performances this weekend. The Wylie Theatre Department is presenting its fall musical in the new PAC for the first time, and after watching the dress rehearsal Wednesday night, I can say whole-heartedly that you will not want to miss […]
One-Act Play Is District Champion
Wylie senior Eric Evans can relate to Wylie’s entry into the 2018 UIL One-Act Play Competition, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.” No, he has never found a murdered dog, which is what happens to the play’s main character Christopher Boone. But like Christopher, Eric has struggled with autism. “I do see […]
Students Perform Beauty And The Beast
Wylie senior Maddie Barnette got to do something most young girls dream of doing. She got to be a Disney Princess and dance in a beautiful flowing gown with the handsome prince – or the ugly beast, depending upon where the Wylie Theatre Department was in its story. Wylie’s High School Theatre students presented Beauty […]