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Student actors take show on the road

Students perform original play at elementary schools

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From left, Josh Kirillov, Jakob Dye, Krysia Woods and Megan Curtis were part of a group of WHS student actors who performed an original play for elementary school students.

Washougal High School drama students recently took their original production, “The Fish and the Clam” or “Keep Clam and Be Yourshellf,” on the road to several Washougal schools.

The student-created show has been a part of the curriculum of the WHS second year drama class for the past 11 years. It is a capstone project.

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