 Bartlett High School’s Panther Playhouse presents Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry. This production runs for two nights only: Thursday, October 29th and Friday, October 30th in the NEW Bartlett High School Auditorium!
Spies, murder, love, and other trademarks of Alfred Hitchcock come to life in the style of a 1940s radio broadcast of the master of suspense's earlier films. With The Lodger, Sabotage, and The 39 Steps, Vintage Hitchcock: A Live Radio Play is a triple feature, complete with vintage commercials, that recreates a daring train chase, a serial killer's ominous presence, and a devastating explosion through the magic of live sound effects and musical underscoring. This production stars Shy’Kira Allen, James Barrows, Elizabeth Bennett, Abigail Bledsoe, Ethan Bogard, Steele Bowers, Matthew Brooks, Caydence Davis, Aubree Farrell, Zach Griffiths, Rachel Henry, Emma Less, Audrey Miller, Meg McVay, Taina Pardo, Kayley Perkins, Josh Pettit, Lucas Rayborn, Cole Reed, Holden Rogers, Eddie Shauwecker, Ben Sutton, Amara Trammell, Abby Wright, and Anna Wright. This will be the first ever production performed in the newly built, state-of-the-art Bartlett High School Auditorium. You do NOT want to miss this suspenseful drama that’ll have you on the edge of your seat the entire night. Due to current Covid-19 restrictions, seating for this production will be limited to 25% capacity in order to maintain social distancing. Patrons attending the live performance must wear a mask at all times in the building. All performers will be masked and socially distanced throughout the performance. Tickets will go on sale, Monday, October 26th. Adult tickets will be $10 and student tickets will cost $8. For patrons wanting to enjoy the performance from the comfort of their own home, there will be a live stream available for the price of $15 per household. Bartlett High School is located at 5688 Woodlawn St, Bartlett, TN 38134. If you have any questions, please contact bartlettpantherplayhouse@gmail.com.
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The forensics team competed at Southwest Tennessee Community College on Saturday winning SECOND PLACE overall. They were only 6 points away from their first ever first place finish. This completes their regular competition season as they prepare for the State Tournament in April. DRAMATIC: FIRST- Sun Mi Ko SECOND- Sarah Cornelison THIRD- Loren Watson FOURTH- Josh Morrow FIFTH- Josh Pettit DUO: SECOND- Holden Rogers/Anna Wright THIRD- Sarah Cornelison/Maranda Mays SIXTH- Zoe Hardin/Carlos Preston HUMOROUS: FIRST- Ben Sutton FIFTH- Nick Shelhamer IMPROMPTU: THIRD- Stella Seaman FIFTH- Jared Hassman SIXTH- Jae Wiley IMFORMATIVE: SECOND- Stella Seaman ORIGINAL ORATORY: SECOND- India Cross POETRY: FIRST- Alex Grant FIFTH- Carmen Wooten PROSE: FIRST- Dilyn Doherty FOURTH- Anna Wright STORYTELLING: FIRST- Joe Kusmierz SECOND- Sun Mi Ko THIRD- Maranda Mays FIFTH- Taylor Austein TV: SECOND- Josh Pettit FOURTH- Ben Sutton PUBLIC FORUM DEBATE: THIRD- Summer Eason/Aliyah Jones FOURTH- Taya Ginn/Bethlihem Tesfazion  Our scenic crew has been hard at work constructing our “Big, Blonde, and Beautiful” set for this Spring's musical, Hairspray! This will be the inaugural production in the school's brand new auditorium set to open in just a few weeks. This will be the largest scenic design ever executed by the Panther Playhouse. The crew has recently finished all platforms needed for the show and are currently working on pieces for Ms. Motormouth’s Record Shop, Tracy’s bedroom, and much more! Be sure to catch Hairspray at the Panther Playhouse March 26th- April 4th! Tickets go on sale on March 2nd.
On January 25, the Forensics team competed at Collierville High School and won second place overall with the following individual event winners: DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION: 5th Place- Jordan Jones DUET IMPROVISATION: 3rd Place- Aubree Farrell/Anna Wright 5th Place- Sun Mi Ko/Joe Kusmierz DUO INTERPRETATION: 1st Place- Sarah Cornelison/Maranda Mays 4th Place- Kennedi Scullark/Savannah Wafai 6th Place- Zoe Hardin/Carlos Preston HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION: 1st Place- Ben Sutton 4th Place- Eric Christoffersen 5th Place- Noah Orris 6th Place- Nick Shelhamer IMPROMPTU SPEAKING: 3rd Place- Jae Wiley 5th Place- Katlyn Young ORIGINAL ORATORY: 2nd Place- India Cross POETRY INTERPRETATION: 4th Place- Riya Golden 5th Place- Alex Grant PROSE INTERPRETATION: 3rd Place- Josh Morrow STORYTELLING: 2nd Place- Rachel Henry 3rd Place- Joe Kusmierz 4th- Sun Mi Ko 6th- Sarah Cornelison 7th- Katlyn Young  Bartlett High School’s Panther Playhouse presents Hairspray by Mark O’Connell and Thomas Meehan with music by Marc Shaiman and lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman. This production runs March 26th-April 4th at Bartlett High School.
It's 1962 in Baltimore, and the lovable plus-size teen, Tracy Turnblad, has only one desire – to dance on the popular "Corny Collins Show." When her dream comes true, Tracy is transformed from social outcast to sudden star. She must use her newfound power to dethrone the reigning Teen Queen, win the affections of heartthrob, Link Larkin, and integrate a TV network... all without denting her 'do! The production stars Ella Sego (Tracy Trunblad), Joe Kusmierz (Corny Collins), Matthew Brooks (Edna Turnblad), Kaelyn White (Penny Pingleton), Anna Wright (Velma Von Tussle), Dilyn Doherty (Amber Von Tussle), Josh Morrow (Link Larkin), Shy’Kira Allen (Motormouth Maybelle), and Ben Sutton (Wilbur Turnblad). The cast also includes Sarah Cornelison, Josh Pettit, Katlyn Young, Gale Mullins, Maranda Mays, Alex Grant, Morio Snelling, Loren Watson, Riya Golden, Gistar Williams, Rachel Henry, Gage Harber, Lucas Rayborn, Liz Bennett, Steele Bowers, McKenna Fleshman, Holden Rogers, Audrey Miller, Annie Steward, Zoe Hardin, Amara Trammell, Katelyn Whitley, Zaria Crawford, Justice Jackson, Taina Pardo, Abigail Bledsoe, Aubree Farrell, Emma Less, Erin McKee, Nick Shelhamer, Kayley Perkins, Ethan Bogard, Meg McVay, and Brianna Rebich. This production is directed by Kirie Walz, co-choreographed by Kirie Walz and Karl Robinson, with musical direction by Renee Kemper Murray, technical direction by Kevin Rogers, and orchestra direction by Trevor Rundell. Hairspray will be inaugural production in the brand new theatre at Bartlett High School. You won't want to miss this explosive smash hit! Tickets go on sale March 2nd. Bartlett High School is located at 5688 Woodlawn St, Bartlett, TN 38134. Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for students, and $10 for children (10 and under) and can purchased at www.bhspantherplayhouse.org or at the door. For more information, please contact bartlettpantherplayhouse@gmail.com On November 16, the Forensics team competed at Arlington High School against 14 other schools and came in second place overall with the following students placing in their events. DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION: Sarah Cornelison- 5th Place Jordan Jones- 6th Place DUET: Sarah Cornelison/Maranda Mays- 1st Place Holden Rogers/Anna Wright- 5th Place Kennedi Scullark/Savannah Wafai- 6th Place DUET IMPROVISATIONAL ACTING: Aubree Farrell/Anna Wright- 1st Place HUMOROUS INTERPRETATION: Ben Sutton- 3rd Place Eric Christoffersen- 6th Place IMPROMPTU SPEAKING: Estella Seaman- 2nd Place India Cross- 5th Place INFORMATIVE SPEAKING: Estella Seaman- 5th Place ORIGINAL ORATORY: India Cross- 3rd Place POETRY INTEPRETATION: Alex Grant- 4th Place Riya Golden- 3rd Place PROSE INTERPRETATION: Josh Morrow- 2nd Place Anna Wright- 3rd Place STORYTELLING: Joe Kusmierz- 2nd Place Maranda Mays- 3rd Place Rachel Henry- 4th Place Katlyn Young- 5th Place  On November 2, the Forensics team competed at Henry County High School and continued their successful season. The following students placed in their individual events: Sarah Cornelison- Dramatic Interpretation- 5th Place Ben Sutton- Humorous Interpretation- 4th Place Sarah Cornelison/Maranda Mays- Duo Interpretation- 6th Place Joe Kusmierz- Storytelling- 3rd Place Maranda Mays- Storytelling- 2nd Place   On Saturday, September 21, members of the Bartlett High Speech and Debate team attended their first competition of the season at Portland High school. Maranda Mays and Sarah Cornelison placed 2nd in Duo Interpretation and Katlyn Young placed 5th in Storytelling. Joe Kusmierz and Jaden Wiley competed in storytelling. Josh Morrow competed in Prose.  Bartlett High School’s Panther Playhouse presents Trap by Stephen Gregg. This production runs from October 24-27 at the Bartlett Performing Arts and Conference Center.
You won’t want to miss this suspenseful drama that chronicles an incomprehensible event: every person in the audience of a high school play falls unconscious--every person but one. Using interviews with witnesses, loved ones, first responders, and the investigators pursuing the case, the Panther Playhouse brings the story of the strange event to life, documentary-style. But as the strands weave together into an increasingly dangerous web, it becomes clear that this phenomenon might not be entirely in the past. Unnerving, exhilarating, and wildly inventive, you've never walked into anything quite like Trap. This production stars Shy’Kira Allen, Elizabeth Bennett, Sarah Cornelison, Zaria Crawford, Aubree Farrell, Riya Golden, Cameron Hubbard, Kelsi Kramer, Joe Kusmierz, Maranda Mays, Erin McKee, Meg McVay, Audrey Miller, Josh Morrow, Taina Pardo, Lucas Rayborn, Eddie Schauwecker, Ella Sego, Jack Smrt, Ben Sutton, Amara Trammell, Loren Watson, Kaelyn White, Anna Wright, Katlyn Young. This production is directed by Kirie Walz with Chris Steele as the assistant director, and Kevin Rogers as the technical director. The Bartlett Performing Arts and Conference Center is located at 3663 Appling Rd, Memphis, TN 38133. Tickets will go on sale October 4th. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at www.bhspantherplayhouse.org or at the door. For more information, please contact bartlettpantherplayhouse@gmail.com. The Panther Playhouse at Bartlett High School presents PIPPIN by Roger O. Hirson with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz. This production runs April 4th-7th at the Bartlett Performing Arts and Conference Center.
A mysterious troupe of circus performers, guides Pippin, son of King Charlemagne, on his quest to find an extraordinary life. Pippin searches through the glories of the battlefield, the temptations of the flesh, and the intrigues of political power, only to ultimately discover true happiness is found in every day, ordinary life. The production stars Shy’Kira Allen (Leading Player), Caleb Medlin (Pippin), Noah Jobbins (Charles), Simon Sutton (Lewis), Rachel Henry (Fastrada), Anna Wright (Berthe), Ella Sego (Catherine), and Steele Bowers (Theo). The cast also includes ensemble members Elizabeth Bennett, Sarah Cornelison, Aubree Farrell, McKenna Fleshman, Riya Golden, Kaelyn Grubbs, Zoe Hardin, Kelsi Kramer, Sun Mi Ko, Erin McKee, Meg McVay, Kaelin Mitchell, Taina Pardo, Courtney Powell, Brianna Rebich, Amara Trammell, Katlyn Young, Nylan Barr, Luke Dabney, Cameron Hubbard, Joe Kusmierz, Josh Morrow, Jack Powell, Holden Rogers, Nick Shelhamer, Ben Sutton, and Dominic Tribo. This production is directed and choreographed by Kirie Walz, musical direction by Paul Whited, with technical direction by Kevin Rogers, and orchestra direction by Jessica Burmingham. The Bartlett Performing Arts and Conference Center is located at 3663 Appling Rd, Memphis, TN 38133. Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for students, and $10 for children (10 and under) and can purchased at www.bhspantherplayhouse.org or at the door. For more information, please contact bartlettpantherplayhouse@gmail.com |
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