This year's spring theater productions consist of a Contest Play, a Group Interpretation, and a Children's Play. The Contest Play is a 40-minute cutting of a full-length play that utilizes full set, costumes, lights, and sound.  The show has a timed set-up where the crew must construct it and take it down in a total of 20 minutes.  This year's show is Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, which is the classic tale of star-crossed lovers kept apart by their conflicting families, as they look to love and a secret plan as a way to be together forever. Cast members include Laura Akouris, Megan Baker, Joshua Cash, Jonathan Cortez, Charles Doria, Xavier Jacquez-Flores,Rose-Mary Metzger, Jacob Montesano, Anthony Rocco, Damian Samsonowicz, Vaughn Smith, and Genesis Zepeda. The play is directed by Billy Denton, Thomas Dzurison, Theresa Wantiez, and Marcus Wargin.

Group Interpretation is a 30-minute "reader's theater"-style performance with offstage visual focus and choral line delivery.  This year's show is Us Conductors by Sean Michaels, which spans the first half of the 20th century, Us Conductors tells the intriguing story of Soviet inventor Leon Theremin, inventor of the musical instrument that bears his name. Us Conductors is part love story, part science book, part spy novel, and entirely true! Cast members include Julian Camacho, Marisa Castrogiovanni, Kaeley Clark, Brandon Hollenback, Nathan Lehocky, Tina Maciaga, Abby Mendoza, Alexandra Overland, Eulises Pena Bello,Mariel Perales, Carl Seibel.  Stephanie McFann is the student director.  The play is directed by T.J. Kahriman and Bob Beland.

The Children's Play is a 20-minute adaptation of a popular children's novel, fairy tale, or movie.  This year's production is Dizknee's Title of Show, wherein Hades, the famed mythical ruler of the underworld, summon's villains from all over the universe and vows to wage war against Hercules. Unbenownst to him, Hercules has his own band of heroes ready to stand and fight! Cast members include Joseph Amado, Aisling Berry, Alyssa Bitner, Veronica Bugaj, Kailey Cameron, Olivia Dankowski, Kaitlyn Grady, Ashlee Griffith, Hanna Harris, Paul Harris, Emily Hartman, Allison Hebel, Jozef Hyrczyk,Samantha Izaguirre, Bailey Leora, Ashley Lizak, Mercedes Lopez, Andrea Marius, Jonathan McLawhorn, Alexander Miller, Kaitlyn Muir, Angelica Olivera, Tyler Orel, Elizabeth Reilly, Shelby Roberts, Julia Rothman, Nariman Shehaiber, Madeline Sievers, Sarah Sievers, Gina Snyder, Nicolas Soto, and Malak Zaidan. The play is directed by OLCHS students Mitchell Maftean and Rocky Martin.  It is supervised by Bob Montesano.

Billy Denton said, "I'm just amazed at how much talent we have among our three productions this year.  Whether they have been in many or whether this is their first, these productions give our students an outstanding venue to showcase how strong the drama program at our school is.  Behind the scenes, the crew has done an outstanding job in creating beautiful sets to highlight our students, and I'm just proud of how dedicated our students are and how they continue to excel in every way." All productions will take place on April 9-11 in the Little Theater at 7:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $10 by calling the ticket hotline at 708/424-5200 x5920 or for $12 at the door. A complimentary show for parents, staff members, and senior citizens is scheduled for Wednesday, April 8, 2015, at 7:00 p.m.