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Woodstown Middle School Drama Club
presents…

‘THE NIFTY FIFTIES’

DESCRIPTION: Gracie Stanley has gotten herself in hot water by promising to deliver her distant cousin, rock star Ziggy Springer, for the high school Hippity Hop at Louise’s Luncheonette.  The problem is Ziggy’s manager doesn’t want his client performing anywhere without pay, so Gracie and her friends have to produce a double — and fast!  They plan to use a singing soda jerk and have him perform in the dark!  It won’t be easy for Gracie to get away with this one with her rival, snooty Muffin Mansfield, waiting for her to flop. 

‘Our Town’
WHS Drama, 1967
Dir. Jayne Hopkins

Welcome to The Curtain Call Club of Woodstown, where the spotlight dances on the stage of Woodstown's rich theatrical history.

Our mission is to weave the magic of performing arts into the fabric of our community. Established in 1934 as an organization of Woodstown alumni performers supporting Woodstown students during the Great Depression, the Curtain Call Club was a theatrical institution in the heart of Woodstown until 1964.

In 2025, sixty years later, the Woodstown Theatre Department is reviving the Curtain Call Club and reigniting its commitment to supporting the High School and Middle School theatre programs through fundraising, community engagement, and educational enrichment.

We extend a warm welcome to both parents of current Woodstown High School and Middle School Drama Club students, proud Woodstown High School Drama Alumni, and dedicated members of our Woodstown-Pilesgrove community to join hands in supporting our student and ensuring our stage remains a vibrant center for creativity. Visit our “Get involved!” page and contact Jim Cook at jimcookjr06@gmail.com to join the new Curtain Call Club of Woodstown!