After countless weeks of competing in the UIL One-Act Play Competition, the cast and crew of Wit by Margret Edson, directed by Lance Morse, will travel to compete in the state level of competition on April 25 at Round Rock High School.
Raegan White is the stage manager for Timber Creek’s one-act play, Wit. Not only being crucial to communication backstage, White holds many of the responsibilities of the director and must stay on her toes to solve any problems that may arise.
With high hopes and smiles on their faces, the company of Wit by Margret Edson will advance in the UIL One-Act Play Competition and compete again at the regional level, the contest will be held on Friday, April 13, at University of Texas at Arlington starting at 2:00 p.m.
Four Timber Creek students, Harper Smith, Sophia Rosenthal, Jack Gray and Sydney Khamphouseng, have made UIL State for Theatrical Design.
The Theater Boosters are hosting a fundraiser at Five Below on 9348 Sage Meadow Trail, from March 24 to March 31.
After much deliberation between the judges at the Bi-District One-Act Play Competition, it was revealed that Timber Creek’s production of Wit by Margret Edson will advance to the next stage of competition: Area. The Area competition will be held at Robert Read more
The theater department has decided to take on the famously known story of The Outsiders for their spring production, with Paul Raska as the acting director and Amanda Brundrett as the technical director.
The one-act play company of “Wit” advanced to the bi-district level and will perform on Thursday, March 22 in the Fine Arts Center.
It’s common to be nervous before performing in a show, but what can be even more nerve-racking is being judged and scored on the performance. The one-act play company will compete in the UIL One-Act Play Competition on Saturday, March Read more
Coming soon to Timber Creek by the Timber Creek theater department is Wit, a Pulitzer Prize winning drama about the inspiring yet difficult journey of a dying cancer patient.