After months of rehearsals, middle and high school students wrapped up their fall production, "One Stoplight Town," last week. The fall play brought to life a small-town and its decades of change Eight talented student directors led the scenes. 

Beyond crafting each scene, student directors took active roles in casting, staging, choosing costuming, and budgeting for props. They led a cast and crew of over 70 students from HHS and Hockinson Middle School. 

Senior leads Kieran, Sydney, and Caleb shared the spotlight with newer HHS Theatre leads Lucy, Matthew, and Ivy. 

HHS Theatre teacher Stephanie Evans credited the student directors, student leaders who went above and beyond, and the cast and crew for their months of hard work. “I loved that while we had a lot of seasoned actors, there were so many newbies to the Hockinson stage in this production,” she said. 

Up next, the HHS Theatre Company is putting on a show for its youngest fans. “The Rainbow Fish” is a 30-minute one-act play based on the bestselling children’s book about friendship and belonging. See it for one night only on November 6 at 6 p.m. Purchase tickets here.