HHCA ON STAGE
HHCA's award-winning theater department is dedicated to creating a collaborative learning environment with an exceptional education in dramatic arts. Students in Lower, Middle, and Upper School have opportunities to participate in main stage productions, theater courses, and various performances throughout the year.
Experiences are designed to elicit creative self-expression, critical thinking, confidence, and artistry. Beyond performing, HHCA theater students hone skills and showcase their God-given talent as performers, directors, designers, musicians, and stage technicians.
HHCA kicked off the 2024-2025 theater season with the summer stock theater production of 101 DALMATIANS in July, and will bring these productions to the stage during the school year: BIG FISH THE MUSICAL (Upper School Theater Class: December 5-7, 2024), WILLY WONKA JR (4th-12th Grades: March 20-22, 2025) and ANNIE JR. (Middle School Theater Class: May 2025)
SUPERIOR SHOWS, EXCEPTIONAL TALENT
Committed to producing superior shows that delight audiences at every age, HHCA has recently brought to stage shows such as: The Wizard of Oz, All Shook Up, White Christmas, The Sound of Music, The Little Mermaid, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, Aristocats Kids, 101 Dalmatians, The Jungle Book KIDS, Finding Nemo JR, and more.
Well-recognized for outstanding productions and exceptional talent, recent awards include:
- SCISA One Act Competitions: First Place (2024, 2023, 2018); Second Place (2020); Best Actress: Emma Kate Dalzell (Little Women, 2024); Best Actor: Connor White (Little Women, 2024)
- Broadway World South Carolina | Best Musical (Non-Professional): The Little Mermaid (2019); Sound of Music (2018)
- Broadway World South Carolina | Best Actress: Jacey Robinson (Class of 2019)
- Broadway World South Carolina | Best Supporting Actress: Samantha Norton (Class of 2018)
Kudos to the teachers and performers at Hilton Head Christian Academy for an amazing production of The Music Man! It was as upbeat and professional of a performance as one could possibly imagine. WOW!
- A. Spiegel
