Huntley High School is proud to present Clue: High School Edition at the District 158 Performing Arts Center, Thursday, December 8 – Saturday, December 10. Performance times are listed below: Thursday, December 8…
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Heineman Middle School students invite you to “Be Our Guest” as they journey into the enchanted world of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr. at the District 158 Performing Arts…
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HUNTLEY, IL – Heineman Middle School will present District 158’s first musical of the 2021-2022 theater season, THE WAIT IS OVER, with performances of Disney Moana Jr. on October 23-24…
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HUNTLEY, IL – Huntley High School Thespian Troupe 6147 will kick off the 2021-2022 theater season, THE WAIT IS OVER, with performances of Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man’s Cell Phone in…
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Lily Landoch, a senior at Huntley High School has been selected to participate on the technical crew for the 2022 Illinois High School Theatre Festival’s All-State production of Cabaret. Production…
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Jake Walker, band teacher at Martin Elementary School, who has been selected to march in a band of 300 directors from throughout the country at the 2022 Rose Parade. A…
Read MoreCongratulations to the following Huntley High School music students, who have been invited to participate in the Illinois Music Education Association District IX Festival: Kimberlynn Bjurstom, junior – Senior Chorus…
Read MorePlease see updated information at http://www.district158.org/mms/blog/2020/03/03/marlowe-presents-the-wizard-of-oz-young-performers-edition-march-13-14/. Marlowe Middle School’s cast invite you to “Follow the Yellow Brick Road” to the District 158 Performing Arts Center for a classic musical. This…
Read MoreThe Huntley 158 Parent Tot Program and the Huntley Area Public Library are teaming up to present a free family concert on February 19 featuring celebrated kids song performer Jim…
Read MoreThe weekend of Jan. 31-Feb. 1, Huntley High School will present its annual “One Act Plays Festival” for two evening performances. The event is free and open to the public.…
Read MoreHUNTLEY, IL – Huntley High School’s Orchesis Dance Company will present its annual dance concert, Resurgence, at 7 p.m., January 31 and at both 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., February…
Read MoreMarlowe Middle School will present Holly Beardsley’s Macaroon for its fall play. Performances will be held at the District 158 Performing Arts Center at HHS at 7:00 p.m. on both…
Read MoreHuntley High has been selected to compete in the Ninth Annual Broadway In Chicago Illinois High School Musical Theatre Awards (IHSMTA) sponsored by NBC 5 Chicago, in addition to Dear…
Read MoreShow Dates October 2 – 4:30pm Dress Rehearsal October 3 – 9:15am and 12:15pm In-School Shows October 4 – 7:00pm Public Show – Tickets are $5 at the door or…
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Today we speak with Phil Carter, Huntley High School band director, and three students from the school's award-winning bands. In 2016, the Marching Red Raiders took top visual honors at statewide competition. In addition, concert bands and ensembles have performed at a number of competitions, and students have received a host of top honors.
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On this "Halloween" episode, we speak with two students and the director from Huntley High School's production of Shakespeare's "Macbeth." We'll talk to them about the challenges of doing Shakespeare at the high school level as well as the fun of performing their swashbuckling take on the classic drama.
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Huntley 158 introduced Orchestra to our middle schools in 2015-16. The program has drawn significant interest and will continue to expand in coming years into HHS. Today we check in with three Marlowe Middle School orchestra students and their teacher, Mr. Meza. Watch as they discuss their experiences in orchestra and treat us to a performance!
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This week we check in with Lorie Woods and Nathan Knapke, who have helped transform the Performing Arts Center into a premier destination for theater and other performances. Their expertise has guided both a number of physical and technological improvements to the theater, as well as the audience experience.
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