More Photos from WTC’s Production of Clue!
Last week’s Wheatley Theatre Company’s production of “Clue” was a fun adventure for everyone! Our friends at Island Photography were there to capture the fun:
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Wheatley Theatre Company Presents “Clue” on Stage!
Earlier this evening, the Wheatley Theatre Company (WTC) debuted its fall drama, “Clue.” Directed by Caitlin Calio (Class of 2014), this fun production is based on the Paramount Pictures motion…
Wheatley’s Fine and Practical Arts Dinner is a Festive Celebration of Student Talent and Commitment!
Wheatley has an incredibly talented student body, involved in so many activities both inside and outside the classroom. Areas in which students have always excelled have been the fine and practical…
Community Senior Citizens are Treated to Lunch and a Matinée!
On Saturday afternoon, nearly 80 of our community Senior Citizens enjoyed a wonderful luncheon followed by a special matinée production of The Wizard of Oz! This annual tradition was organized and…
More Photos from WTC’s Sparkling Production of “The Wizard of Oz”
Last night’s production of “The Wizard of Oz” was a treat for all those in attendance! Our friends at Island Photography were present and shared the following photos:
The WTC Production of “The Wizard of Oz” Sparkles on Opening Night!
Earlier this evening marked opening night of the Wheatley Theatre Company’s presentation of The Wizard of Oz. Directed and choreographed by Wheatley graduate Caitlin Calio (Class of 2014), the production included…
Wheatley Theatre Company’s Production of “All in the Timing”a Fun-filled Event!
On this past Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, the Wheatley Theatre Company entertained the community with a terrific production of David Ives’ All in the Timing and Time Flies. The production included a…
Wheatley’s Fine and Practical Arts Dinner Celebrates Students and their Contributions!
Wheatley has an incredibly talented student body, involved in so many activities both inside and outside the classroom. Areas in which students have always excelled have been the fine and practical…
