Past HAT Productions
Past Productions
Every production brings together a new cast, a new story, and another opportunity for students to grow in confidence, creativity, teamwork, and friendship.
Take a look back at some of Heritage Acting Troupe's past productions.
One Stoplight Town
By Tracy Wells, One Stoplight Town follows the lives of people in a tiny community as they experience friendship, family, love, humor, and change. Through a collection of heartfelt stories and memorable characters, the play explores how even the smallest towns are full of meaningful moments and how change eventually touches everyone.
A Lighter Shade of Noir
By Patrick Derksen, A Lighter Shade of Noir is a playful comedy that spoofs classic film noir and detective stories. Featuring private eye Trent Trowel, a gathering of famous detectives, suspicious villains, and plenty of unexpected twists, the production blends mystery with over-the-top humor for a fun and lighthearted take on the genre.
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Sherlock Holmes and the 1st Baker Street Irregular
By Brian Guehring, based on the characters and mysteries of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This production follows 14-year-old Wiggins as she crosses paths with Sherlock Holmes and becomes drawn into his world of observation, mystery, and deduction. Together with her fellow street urchins, Wiggins helps Holmes solve two dangerous cases while learning to trust her own abilities and work alongside the famous detective.
Little Women
Little Women, adapted by Thomas Hischak, gave HAT students the opportunity to bring the beloved March sisters and their story of family, friendship, growing up, and perseverance to the stage.
Outlaws, Goldmines, & Whatnot
Written by Heritage Home Educators student Ellen Raymie. Directed by Natalie Ogbourne with Jody Brown
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, published by The Dramatic Publishing Company in Woodstock, Illinois, gave students the chance to step into the world of Narnia and bring a beloved story of courage, sacrifice, and hope to the stage.
The Mad Tea Party
The Mad Tea Party by Brian D. Taylor gave HAT students a fun, imaginative production filled with colorful characters, humor, and creative storytelling.
The Snow Queen
The Snow Queen by Will Ledesma brought a classic winter story to life with memorable characters, adventure, and plenty of opportunities for students to grow on stage.
Robin Hood
Directed by Natalie Ogbourne and Denise Dent with Cari Meissner. Written by Tim Relly.
The Prince and the Pauper
Directed by Natalie Ogbourne with Denise Dent. Adapted by James De Vita. Produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Inc. Eaglewood, Colorado
Outlaws, Goldmines, and Whatnot
Written by Heritage Home Educators student Ellen Raymie. Directed by Natalie Ogbourne with Denise Dent.
HAT's history continues to grow with every production. As new shows are performed, they can be added here so families can look back on the many students and stories that have been part of Heritage Acting Troupe.