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What show are we doing this year?
We're performing "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"! Register now! Already regsitered? Find the prep details here!
What is a 48-hour musical?
Everyone has their parts assigned, learns all the music, blocking, and choreography, and performs to a live audience, over the course of 48 hours. We need performers, crew, and helpers to pull this off, and everything is done by alumni to raise money for the Woodland Hills Performing Arts Guild, which supports the performing arts for K-12 students at all Woodland Hills schools.
When will this event take place?
This summer's performance will take place on August 1 (with a meeting the evening of July 30 and rehearsal all day on July 31 and August 1). All proceeds benefit the Woodland Hills Performing Arts Guild (WHPAG), which is the nonprofit that was formed as a result of the first alumni musical! This organization supports the performing arts within the communities that comprise Woodland Hills School District.
We are looking for local and/or alumni businesses interested in sponsoring this year's production. Sponsors will recieve recognition on our website and in our program. Sponsors can help us cover the costs of the show rights, materials for sets and cosutmes, and meals and snacks for our cast, crew, and volunteers. If your business would like to sponsor any part of the production with money or in-kind donations, please reach out to admin@whperformingartsguild.org.
Who can take part in the musical?
Registration is open to anyone who took part in a Woodland Hills High School musical - on stage, in the pit, on the crew, or supporting makeup or props - and who has graduated high school by June of 2026. The cost to register is $30 for alumni who graduated from high school between 1988 and 2021 and $20 for alumni who graduated between 2022 and 2025 (and anyone who will graduate this year). You can submit your payment via Venmo to @Alumni-Musical at the time you register, or, if you're not ready to commit, we'll remind you to send your registration fee by June 30, 2026. Your registration fee helps pay for the rights to the show, as well as any other costs we take on to build the sets and prep for the show. We are always looking for ways to help offset the costs, so donations of more than $30 are welcome.
How will casting work?
When you register, you have the option of letting us know how you'd like to be involved (on stage or behind the scenes), including if you're interested in a lead. Leads will likely have a little advance work to do, so we like to confirm interest instead of assuming! Anyone interested in a lead has the option of submitting a brief video with a few bars of singing, to be reviewed by Mr. Crone and the production team to help finalize casting for the biggest roles. All other casting decisions are made based on who has registered and vocal parts, and for the most part they will be made as blocking is underway.
I'm excited to take part - what can I do to prepare?
Find all of the prep details here! Emails will be send regularly to registered participants with important details. If you have ANY questions, please email us!
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