Spring Valley High School Choir and Theatre

08/12/2026

Hello friends of the Timberwolf Arts!

The choir and theatre programs are looking for business or individual sponsors for our season. $1-$1,000 and even very graciously beyond.

Anything you would be interested or feel drawn to give comes with shoutouts at every show and performance, printed in the program, and social media shoutouts from our page.

Thank you for considering us in your kind donations.

08/06/2026

So excited to announce our 2026-2027 Theatre Season for at Spring Valley HS. We’re trying something new yet again by doing a radio manuscript live reading of Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein both adapted by Philip Grecian just in time for Halloween. We’re hoping to have foley sounds, and we have our great friends at Alchemy Theatre to thank for this inspiration. In February, we head into a town hall meeting to see why the citizens are so upset in Pat Cook’s comedy mystery Death and Taxes, and we finish our season in April/May in the steamy forests of India with Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Book adapted by Joseph Robinette. We’re looking so forward to you all joining us! 🧛🏼🎃🔎🐅🎭🐺

07/31/2026

A huge congratulations to two of our wildly gifted Timberwolves! Rising Juniors Kellan Wolfe and Rylan Davis starred as Shrek and Fiona the past few weekends in Hart In the Park’s production of Shrek Jr.

Although I wish I could take credit for their gifts, they have always been gifted and we want to say how proud we are of them!

Congratulations to all of Duloc for their great performance!

05/30/2026

Mostly action shots from our choir and theatre seniors from graduation today. Some are blurry so forgive me. I’m so proud of them and will miss this class of kiddos so very much!!!

05/28/2026

We have two pianos to part with for FREE!!! Do a funky project, learn to play them, tear them apart in a rage room, paint them a super fun color. Free to a new home!!!

05/04/2026

It’s been a WILDE ride. ♥️

05/03/2026

How is it already closing day?! Last chance to see this very funny show today at 2:30pm!

WARNING to our patrons: we are only able to take cash at the doors for these performances. Although the school takes cards during the day, we do not have that option yet. Thank you for understanding!

Oscar Wilde’s highbrow comedy classic, “The Importance of Being Earnest” opens this Friday evening at 7:30pm, Saturday at 7:30pm, and Sunday afternoon at 2:30pm. Tickets are $5 for students, faculty, and staff, and $10 for adults. “Earnest” takes a witty jab at the absurdity of society, high class family systems, and the British aristocracy.

Today features our four graduating seniors from the show. All Four are repeat posts from earlier this week - Rylee Fischer, C. M. Combs, Max Poff-Campbell, and Evan McCormick. We will miss you all greatly! 🎩💐💌

05/02/2026

IT’S NIGHT TWO of SHOW WEEKEND!

WARNING to our patrons: we are only able to take cash at the doors for these performances. Although the school takes cards during the day, we do not have that option yet. Thank you for understanding!

Oscar Wilde’s highbrow comedy classic, “The Importance of Being Earnest” opens this Friday evening at 7:30pm, Saturday at 7:30pm, and Sunday afternoon at 2:30pm. Tickets are $5 for students, faculty, and staff, and $10 for adults. “Earnest” takes a witty jab at the absurdity of society, high class family systems, and the British aristocracy.

Today features our technical student crew. We couldn’t do our show without them! Four of them are juniors and one sophomore in the program. Abigayle Clark as Stage Manager, Tracy Mitchell as Lighting Operator, Dixie Nichols as Costuming and Hair Assistant, Kaitlyn Smith as Dressing/Styling Assistant, and Kellan Wolfe as Ticketing Assistant/House Manager. 🎩💐💌

05/02/2026

05/01/2026

IT’S OPENING NIGHT!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

WARNING to our patrons: we are only able to take cash at the doors for these performances. Although the school takes cards during the day, we do not have that option yet. Thank you for understanding!

Oscar Wilde’s highbrow comedy classic, “The Importance of Being Earnest” opens this Friday evening at 7:30pm, Saturday at 7:30pm, and Sunday afternoon at 2:30pm. Tickets are $5 for students, faculty, and staff, and $10 for adults. “Earnest” takes a witty jab at the absurdity of society, high class family systems, and the British aristocracy.

Today features four of our house staff supporting cast. Three juniors: Alexis Mounts and Maria Serrano-Costa as Worthing and Moncrieff House Staff Members, Junior Raul Hernandez-Hernandez as Lane, the Moncrieff Butler, and Sophomore Angel Smith as Merriman, the belittled houseman of the Worthing country estate. 🎩💐💌