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Puffs: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic (Aug 14 – 23)

Presented by Spotlight Acting School
Ages 14-Adult

Spotlight is presenting the Young Wizards Two Act version that is apporpriate for all audiences.

You know the story of the famous young wizard… but this time, it’s told from the perspective of the students who were never the chosen ones. Puffs follows a group of well-meaning underdogs—loyal, awkward, and determined—trying to survive seven years at a certain magical school while the “heroes” get all the glory.

Fast, funny, and full of heart, this two-act version is packed with quick character changes, big laughs, and a sweet message about friendship and finding your place—even when you’re not the main character.

Shrek the Musical KIDS (Aug 28 – Sept 6)

Presented by Spotlight Acting School
Directed by Daesha Miller
Blue Cast: August 28–30
Purple Cast: September 4–6

It’s time to head to Far Far Away! Shrek The Musical KIDS brings the hilarious, heartwarming story of Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and a whole swamp-full of fairy tale favorites to the stage in a fun, family-friendly production performed by our youngest Spotlight stars.

Packed with big laughs, catchy songs, and tons of personality, this show is a perfect first theatre experience for kids and families—and a great way to cheer on our students as they build confidence and shine on stage.

Sense and Sensibility.. and Margaret (Aug 28 – Sept 6)

Bluegrass Players:
Sense and Sensibility… and Margaret
By Rebecca Gellott (based on the novel by Jane Austen)

Presented by The Bluegrass Players
Performances: Aug 28 – Sept 5

Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility gets a fresh, theatrical twist—told through the eyes of Margaret Dashwood, the youngest sister and an aspiring novelist. From a café in the early 1800s, Margaret guides us back through her family’s story as Elinor and Marianne face love, loss, and life-changing choices—each in her own very different way: sense and sensibility.
With a large, colorful cast and quick-moving scenes that shift between “present day” and the Dashwoods’ past, this adaptation delivers romance, humor, and heart while celebrating the power of storytelling.

Produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service, Denver, Colorado