Who are we?
The Brookline High School Drama Society is a both in-school and extracurricular group that involves students in the creation, production, and performance of theater. The highlights of the year can be seen in our annual States and Student Directed festivals as well as our Fall, Spring, and the 9th Grade play. We also present the annual Musical!
We are partnered with the Friends of Performing Arts (FoPA) who help make all of our shows and classes possible. Check out their website to learn more about them.
If you have any questions about the Drama Society please go to the "Contact Us" tab or send us an email!
You can also direct message us on Instagram @bhsdramasoc
We are partnered with the Friends of Performing Arts (FoPA) who help make all of our shows and classes possible. Check out their website to learn more about them.
If you have any questions about the Drama Society please go to the "Contact Us" tab or send us an email!
You can also direct message us on Instagram @bhsdramasoc
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Upcoming Events:February Drama Society Meeting (Open to 8th Graders!!) - Wed. Feb 11 at 3:00 pm in the R/D Auditorium
Open Drama Classes - Thursday Feb. 26 & Friday Feb. 27 from 3-4 PM in Room 323 in 115 Greenough St. 2025-26 Upcoming ShowsThe Prom -
Wed. February 4th - 3pm Thurs. February 5th - 7pm Fri. February 6th - 7pm Sat. February 7th - 1pm & 7pm |
Check Out our Bulletin Board!!
Located on the 2nd floor of the Main Building near the Auditorium. See map below.
2024-25 Past Shows
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The Wolves of Gubbio
The Wolves of Gubbio, is a student-directed piece set in the 17th century Gubbio, Italy, a small town plagued by increasingly troubling wolf attacks. When a young boy takes up assistant work with a strange astronomer, he finds a new purpose in his world—a purpose dangerous to Gubbio’s religious power structure. With everything from slapstick humor to hard-hitting truths, The Wolves of Gubbio explores themes of orthodoxy, family, and creating identity. Directed By: Cleo Blanding and El O'Neil 
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Mean Girls
Based on the hit 2004 film, the musical Mean Girls tells the story of Cady Heron, a teenage girl who finds herself in a suburban Illinois public high school after years of being home-schooled on the African savanna. Confronted with the animalistic social order of American teenagers, Cady devises a plan to topple the school's queen bee Regina George and her cohorts: The Plastics. Directed By: Elena Maimonis |
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James and The Giant Peach
James and the Giant Peach is a classic story of a young boy who is coping with the loss of his parents and finds himself on a fantastical journey. In this adventure, James learns about how a family can be built from the supportive people in your life, not just blood relatives. James' relationship with the strange insects living in the peach teaches him that sometimes the best friendships arise from the most unexpected encounters. Directed By: Elena Maimonis 
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She Kills Monsters
She Kills Monsters tells the story of an average cheerleader from Ohio named Agnes Evans trying to piece her life together following the death of her younger sister, Tilly. When Agnes finds Tilly’s Dungeons & Dragons notebook, she finds herself catapulted into a journey of discovery and action-packed adventure in the imaginary world that was her sister’s refuge. In this high-octane dramatic comedy laden with fighting fairies, a five headed fire breathing dragon, evil cheerleaders, and 90s pop culture, we discover the warrior within us all. Directed by: Alex Delgado |
