This year, there is a new addition to the choice of classes at White Station High School. It is a class for those who appreciate theater and look to develop their skills: Pitts’ seventh period, Theater...

Standing on stage, the air thick with anticipation — and a little anxiety — Finn Gilbert (12) performs on stage for the first time, igniting a passion he believes will stay with him forever.  At...

As the lights dim, Batman and Robin flash across the screen to fight off villains in this week’s serial show. Cliffhanger serials like this graced the silver screen before many films in the 1940s, and...

The White Station band plays music from behind the stage. It grows louder and louder as the auditorium lights dim. The curtains open to reveal a little girl counting her pennies under the bright stage...

All across America, we’ve been hearing about the LGBTQ+ community’s fight for representation and the youth are taking it into their own hands. Right here in Memphis, Playhouse on the Square’s Q&A...

Stage Door Productions, a theater company founded by Lindsay Mitchell and Brandon Kelly in 2014, provides a creative space for skill development in the newest generation of theater devotees. The company...

“The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” concluded April 8 and drew a standing ovation. Two troupes, Cast A and Cast B, performed the musical on alternating nights. Ella Atkinson (11) saw the...

“The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” will be debuting April 2. Following the comedic story of a middle school spelling contest, “Putnam” addresses the concepts of competition, triumph and...

In 1995, Voices of the South, a nonprofit company centered in Memphis, was founded to craft and perform theatrical productions of local Southern literature. In 2015, the organization celebrates its 20th...

If you’ve been in the auditorium between two and five o’clock after school lately, you’ve seen it yourself. You’ve heard the music. You’ve seen the dancing. You’ve witnessed the magic coming...