The Kenston Forest Drama Program, established in 2008, serves as an elective and creative outlet for Upper School students. Under the extraordinary direction of Ms. Allison Jones, the program has flourished, providing numerous opportunities for students to engage in the performing arts.

The Kenston Forest Drama Program, established in 2008, serves as an elective and creative outlet for Upper School students. Under the extraordinary direction of Ms. Allison Jones, the program has flourished, providing numerous opportunities for students to engage in the performing arts.

Program Highlights

• • Annual Productions: On average, three plays are performed each year, showcasing the talents of our students.
  • Community Outreach: Students travel to local elementary schools to perform, enriching the community and gaining valuable experience.
  • Fine Arts Festival: Participation in the Fine Arts Festival alongside other schools in our conference enhances students’ exposure to the arts.
  • Past Productions: Notable past productions include Grease, Beauty and the Beast, Alice in Wonderland, The Little Mermaid, and Annie.
  • Spring Musical: One of the highlights of the year, the Spring musical casts students from grades K-12, creating a school-wide event that brings the community together.

Many Kenston drama students continue their passion for theater by taking Theatre Appreciation/Drama as an elective in college.

• • Annual Productions: On average, three plays are performed each year, showcasing the talents of our students.
  • Community Outreach: Students travel to local elementary schools to perform, enriching the community and gaining valuable experience.
  • Fine Arts Festival: Participation in the Fine Arts Festival alongside other schools in our conference enhances students’ exposure to the arts.
  • Past Productions: Notable past productions include Grease, Beauty and the Beast, Alice in Wonderland, The Little Mermaid, and Annie.
  • Spring Musical: One of the highlights of the year, the Spring musical casts students from grades K-12, creating a school-wide event that brings the community together.

Many Kenston drama students continue their passion for theater by taking Theatre Appreciation/Drama as an elective in college.