The Worthington Christian Theatre Department presents A Night of One-Act Plays this Friday and Saturday, April 21-22. The first one-act play, ‘The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg,’ is mysterious and suspenseful with meaningful lessons of morality and human nature. ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ is the sec
2023 winter musical illustrates WC’s fifty-year history Worthington Christian School parent Lisa Bauman had no idea that a high school play would change the course of her family’s life 15 years ago. In the late 2000s, Bauman prayed earnestly about what school to send her oldest child Lily to atten
The Worthington Christian Theatre Department presents “A Year with Frog and Toad the musical” on February 23-25. Tickets for the musical are on sale now. Don’t miss your chance to see the woodland adventures of Frog and Toad, two amphibious friends along with their assorted colorful hopping, crawlin
This year’s WC Theatre Department holiday production is similar to the classic Ebenezer Scrooge story, a play entitled The Final Carol. Scrooge’s former (and deceased) business partner Jacob Marley has spent the last 150 years helping people understand the true meaning of Christmas, losing one of hi
Theatre students set to perform a humorous whodunnit on October 7 and 8 Worthington Christian’s theatre department, under the leadership of award-winning Director David O’Roark, is set to put on a thriller of a play this fall. Twenty-five Warriors in grades nine through 12 are participating in the p
Three Warriors recently earned spots in the competitive Ohio Music Educators Association’s 2022 South Central Regional Orchestra. Hannah Ji (WC ’24), Natalie Ryan (WC ’25), and Nelson Stevenson (WC ’26) auditioned last May, along with many students from area high schools such as Dublin, Hilliard, an
The Columbus Association for the Performing Arts recognizes The SpongeBob Musical’s director and lead actor. The CAPA Marquee Awards were held at the Ohio Theatre on May 10. The Tony Awards-style event celebrates top high school musical theatre productions throughout Central Ohio. It was quite a nig
WC students create art to benefit local senior living facility “That girl is going to be a teacher someday,” asserts Worthington Christian Art teacher Deana England. The girl she is referring to is seventh-grader Gracie Burchwell. Burchwell recently inspired her classmates to take on a deeply meanin
Family-friendly theatre experience set to hit the WC stage February 17-19 February 17-19, Worthington Christian School Theatre Director David O’Roark is doing something he never thought he would: bringing SpongeBob SquarePants to life on the WC theatre stage. The television show “SpongeBob Squarepa
The Worthington Christian School Theatre Department is excited to announce this year’s musical performance taking place February 17-19: The SpongeBob Musical!WC Theatre Director David O’Roark shares this about the play: “If ‘SpongeBob Squarepants’ isn’t part of your family’s TV-watching experience–d
Many WC band students receive regional honors, continuing legacy of musical excellence For many years, under the direction of former director Julie Nathan, Worthington Christian School’s band program has provided a space for students in grades six through 12 to become excellent instrumentalists. Whe
Within just one month of graduating from Worthington Christian in 2019, Olivia Ruege (WC ’19) was off to study at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City. Although she and her AMDA classmates were required to evacuate the city last February, that hasn’t stopped Ruege from continui
Alli (Butterworth WC ’11) Nathan remembers herself as a “wallflower” as she began her high school years at WC. But by the time she graduated in 2011, she explains that she grew into a person who could express herself in front of others, especially through music. In addition to fostering her relation
Many students involved in Worthington Christian’s robust performing arts program carry skills they learn with them far beyond graduation. Brett Muschott is one of WC’s many “alumni in the arts.”Brett Muschott graduated from Worthington Christian in 2012. During his time at WC, he was heavily involve