Hamilton High School's 'Clue' One-Act Play Wins District Competition

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Hamilton High School's drama club presented their one-act play production of the classic murder mystery "Clue" at the Chandler Craig Auditorium on Sunday and then again in the district competition on Monday in Glen. The student-led production was well-received by audiences and ultimately won the district competition.

Why it matters

High school one-act play competitions are an important part of the educational and artistic development of students, allowing them to showcase their talents in theater production, acting, and technical skills. Hamilton High School's win in the district competition is a point of pride for the school and local community, demonstrating the strength of their drama program.

The details

The Hamilton High School drama club's production of "Clue" featured a cast of student actors who brought the classic murder mystery to life on stage. The one-act play format challenged the students to condense the full-length play into a shorter performance while maintaining the suspense and intrigue of the original story.

• The one-act play was performed at the Chandler Craig Auditorium on Sunday, March 24, 2026.
• The district competition took place on Monday, March 25, 2026 in Glen.

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What’s next

The Hamilton High School drama club will now advance to the regional one-act play competition, where they will compete against other district winners.