Snyder will be one of six high school drama groups to take to the stage Friday at UIL regional one-act play contest at Odessa College.
All performances will be in Deaderick Hall.
Snyder’s A Mid Summer’s Night Dream will perform fifth out of six schools, around 3 p.m. Tickets will be $5 for adults and $3 for students.
Director Michael McQuerry said he is proud of his students who earned a trip to one of four regions in 3A competition.
“The competition is intense but the students are excited to be in the regional meet,” McQuerry said.
Nathan Graves and Adrian Brooks have been alternating the role of Starveling. Graves portrayed the character in the district meet; Brooks took over at the Area II contest and Graves will reprise the role Friday.
SHS drama students are Cade Owen, Coleman Welch, Logan Martin, Lance Turner, Michael Nelson, Kerissa Shipp, Jason Hook, Jerry Ashley, Tyler Price, Stephanie Parmer, Paul Jackson, Blake Robertson, Jeff Stanfield, Amanda Blythe, Paula Fritz, Corie Hernandez, Alyssa Davis, Justin Cox, Laura Culwell, Aurelie Semillon, Adrian Brooks and Casey Smith.
Five other 3A high schools will compete Friday. Seminole will perform Sweet Nothing In May Ear; Canyon, A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Little Elm, The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds; Vernon, Sending Down The Sparrows; and Ballinger, Opal.