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Is There A Martian in the House? December 8 & 9, 2022 at 7:00 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm.
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Play Synopsis - Is There a Martian in the House?
Performances at 7:00 pm on Thursday, December 8th and Friday, December 9th. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Adult tickets - $10, student tickets - $5.
A hilarious interactive mystery! Seven strangers are stranded together in a diner due to an avalanche. Two FBI agents arrive and inform them that they have tracked a Martian to the location.
To help the FBI agents discover who the real Martian is, audience members participate in a Clue Quest, then return to watch the conclusion of the plan where everything is revealed and prizes are awarded to the Clue Quest winners.
"Is There a Martian in the House" was written by Kamron Klitgaard and directed by Jared Lopatin and Kim Hale. The production rights are held with Big Dog Publishing, LLC. -
2022 Drama Club Sponsorships
Sponsorships for our 2022 production are available at the $100, $50, and $25 level.
The $100 sponsorship includes 4 tickets and a full page ad in our program book. The $50 sponsorship includes 2 tickets and a 1/2 page ad and the $25 sponsorship includes 1 ticket and a 1/4 page ad. Sponsorships are tax-deductible less the value of the tickets.
All sponsorships/ads must be received by November 23rd to ensure inclusion in the program book. Click here for our sponsorship document.
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Drama Club Overview
The Lexington Drama Club is committed to providing theatrical and artistic educational opportunities to students. Through membership in the Drama Club, students gain a diverse experience in the arts, both on-stage and behind the scenes. Students learn about acting, stage terminology, set building, lighting, costuming, makeup, and program design.
Drama Club strengthens students’ communication and interpersonal skill and promotes literacy and critical thinking. Students gain a greater sense of independence, confidence, and responsibility - qualities that transfer over to their everyday lives.
Participation is open to any high school student who would like to participate and can commit to the attendance expectations for their role. Rehearsals are held after-school and, occasionally, on weekends. Students should be able to travel independently or have transportation provided by their parents or guardians. Evening performances are usually held in mid-December and are open to the general public for a nominal ticket price.
Drama Club strengthens students’ communication and interpersonal skill and promotes literacy and critical thinking. Students gain a greater sense of independence, confidence, and responsibility - qualities that transfer over to their everyday lives.
Participation is open to any high school student who would like to participate and can commit to the attendance expectations for their role. Rehearsals are held after-school and, occasionally, on weekends. Students should be able to travel independently or have transportation provided by their parents or guardians. Evening performances are usually held in mid-December and are open to the general public for a nominal ticket price.
Prior Drama Club Shows
- Twelfth Night - December 2021
- Diverse Connections - 2021
- Once Upon A Mattress - 2019
- A Christmas Carol – 2018
- Oh Brother! – 2017
- The Laramie Project – 2015
- The Nitwits – 2014
- You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! – 2013
- Nothing Happened – 2012
- Class Action - 2011
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