This November the Gahanna Lincoln High School theater department is proud to present The Play That Goes Wrong: High School Edition. This hilarious, two act play is a slightly modified version of the hugely popular show that is still running Read more…
The tradition of GLHS Theater’s haunted house is back! This year the student run International Thespian Society presents “The Haunted Sewer“, which returns to the main Lincoln High School building for the first time since 2019. Grab your friends and Read more…
Last week, 20 GLHS students and graduates along with Theatre Director, Cynthia Macioce, and six parent chaperones visited New York City. The trip that had originally been scheduled for spring break of 2020 was finally able to take place. Beyond Read more…
Legally Blonde Ticket Transfer info for previously purchased tickets holders of the May 7 & 8 performances: Thank you for your patience as we worked through the rescheduling of this weekend’s performances. In order to best transfer your tickets for Read more…
The final two performances of Legally Blonde, The Musical will take place Friday, May 20 and Sunday, May 23, both at 7:30 p.m. at the Gahanna Lincoln High School Auditorium. Emails will be going out via our ticketing agent, Local Read more…
Out of an abundance of caution for the cast, crew, and audience of the production, the May 7 and 8 performances of Legally Blonde, The Musical, will be postponed this weekend. Patrons who have already purchased tickets, please stay tuned Read more…
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We are delighted to be producing a spring musical for the first time in two years! Mark your calendars for May 5-8 for Legally Blonde, The Musical! Tickets go on sale here April 13th. You don’t want to miss it! Read more…
Monday evening, March 21, 2022 the Gahanna City Council unanimously voted to approved Resolution 0009-2022 recognizing and honoring March as Theatre in Our Schools month. Members of the Performance Studio 2022 class and teacher/director Cynthia Macioce were on hand to Read more…
