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The Dixie High School Theatre Club is a student oriented organization that provides cultural enrichment, educational exploration and loads of fun with some of the most enthusiastic students at DHS. Mr. Joshua Scott is our club adviser.
Theatre Club membership is open to all DHS students. You do not need to be in a drama class for membership. We include actors, technicians and pit orchestra students
Theatre Club Council
Theatre Club Council
President Ava Merrill
President Ava Merrill
Vice President Lelah Scott
Vice President Lelah Scott
Secretary Will Osness
Secretary Will Osness
Historian Tyson Hansen
Historian Tyson Hansen
Activities Zoe Haberle
Activities Zoe Haberle
Publicity Gunner Busk
Publicity Gunner Busk
Tech Director(s) Elizabeth Buck
Tech Director(s) Elizabeth Buck
Abigail Calderwood
Abigail Calderwood
This Years Theme
This Years Theme
“To the world we dream about, and the one we live in now”
“To the world we dream about, and the one we live in now”
Events
Events
Utah Theater Association Trip - Weber State University - Ogden, UT
January 21-23, 2027
ITS Troupe No. 4270
ITS Troupe No. 4270
Commitment to theatre is what the International Thespian Society is all about. The Society was established in 1929 by a group of college and high school teachers in Fairmont, West Virginia. They named their organization for Thespis, the Greek who, according to legend, was the first actor; their guiding principle was a dedication to excellence in theatre arts in secondary schools.
Those interested in joining the International Thespian Society must sign up with the Thespian President and/or Director to begin collecting points and pay an induction fee. For more information see Mr. Scott or Parx Erbe
Benefits of Thespian induction
Benefits of Thespian induction
Membership in the only international honor society for high school theatre arts students—a recognized demonstration of achievement and a valuable addition to college and employment applications.
An official Thespian induction pin.
A personalized membership certificate and membership card.
Log-in access to his or her member dashboard page and a variety of online benefits.
A one-year, bimonthly subscription to the print edition of Dramatics magazine (a $38 value). The first issue arrives within six to eight weeks. They may also renew at a special member rate.
Log-in access to Dramatics Digital from induction through the year following graduation.
A bumper sticker that reads: Proud parent of a theatre arts honor student.
Special member pricing on theatre books and digital media through the online EdTA store.
Thespian-level access to the Theatre Education Community.
Leadership opportunities at the troupe, chapter, and national levels.
Eligibility for scholarships, grants, and awards through EdTA and its chapters. See schooltheatre.org/ags.
Eligibility to audition at the International Thespian Festival for admission to college theatre programs, submit original compositions to the Thespian Next Generation Works program, audition for chapter Individual Events programs, and qualify for the National Individual Events Showcase (NIES). See schooltheatre.org/festival.
Eligibility to receive additional Thespian honors, including graduation and honor items, advancement through Thespian honor ranks, and Thespian scholar distinction. See Recognizing exceptional Thespian achievement below.
Pay Membership Fees At the school Finance Office or at MySchoolFees
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