WHITMAN DRAMA

Who knows what the next twelve months will have in store for us in this country, so there's no better way to commemorate it than THE SEASON OF MYSTERY!

November 13-15: Clue, written by Sandy Rustin and based on the 1985 cult classic, this McCarthy-era whodunnit takes inspiration from the board game of the same name and features a laugh-out-loud ensemble cast bumbling across a spooky mansion looking for a murderer in their midst.

March 12-14 and 19-21 (yes, two weekends!): The Mystery of Edwin Drood, written by Rupert Holmes, follows the last novel written by Charles Dickens, who died before he could finish it. The audience is called upon to vote on who they want the murderer to be, resulting in a different show every performance. Filled with rollicking dances, rousing songs, and limericks galore, this witty musical will have everyone on their feet.

April 23-25: Talent Show 2k26 will once again showcase the diverse musical and performative talents Whitman has to offer

May 13-15: One Acts presents an intimate 99-seat black box theater on the auditorium stage, featuring small scenes and musical numbers that showcase the hidden talents and multifaceted interests of Whitman Drama.