GHS Theatre Dept. to perform June 15

During the summer improv comedy clinic, Jaycee Shelton, Sarah Kiphen, Emery Wood, Josh Appelman, and Royce Wright play a round of “Bus Stop,” one of the many improvised games the students learned during the camp

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Hannah Bartlett and Brycen Ashby take part in “Freeze Tag,” one of the improvised games the students learned at the GHS Summer Improv Camp.

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Posted Friday, June 14, 2024 10:51 am

Submitted by Amanda Cummings

The Gatesville High School Theatre Department is wrapping up their first improv comedy summer clinic, and the troupe has two upcoming improv comedy shows, for free. Performances will be held on Saturday, June 15th at the GHS Auditorium. The first performance starts at 2:30 p.m., and the second starts at 6:30 p.m.

Admission is free, but audience members are welcome to donate to the GHS Theatre Department if they choose. We hope you can join us and help spread the word. For those who don’t know, improv comedy is like “Who’s Line is it Anyway,” and these Hornet students are hilarious!

The students have been instructed by Improv Coach Ruth Hamilton and GHS Theatre Director Amanda Cummings.

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