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SpongeBob has always been a polarizing character. Some people love him, and others not so much. But one thing is certain: SpongeBob is a part of American culture. From the hit TV shows and movies, to video games, merchandise, and, of course, memes we see SpongeBob and his friends everywhere we turn. At first glance a Spongebob musical seems a bit of an odd choice, but in practice it's a show that really works. It has jokes for young and old alike, taking the very best parts of the SpongeBob universe and bringing it to life with a huge variety of music. 

My favorite part of "The SpongeBob Musical" is the important life lessons embedded between the silliness and humor. Acceptance of those that are different from ourselves, the value of diversity, and the true meaning of friendship are all deeply embedded in the text of the show and make "The SpongeBob Musical" a true gem. I hope you enjoy our fun and silly show, and also take a moment to reflect on the many positive messages it carries for our students and children. It's a wonderful example of entertaining and uplifting content that is often hard to find these days. 

Thank you so much for your support of Warrior Drama and cheering on these wacky kids!

SPECIAL THANKS

• Thank you to all the parents and families who donated time and talents to helping get this show off the ground. We could not do it without your support!
• Thank you to Melissa Palmer for conceiving and crafting Squidward. One of the most complicated costumes in the show looks easy because of your hard work!
• Thank you to Riverview Elementary school for the use of your coral reefs to make our set look fabulous.
• Thank you to Julie Lloyd, Tammy Peart, Tristan Stacey, and several other parents and students for helping with set decoration, making everything perfect to the last detail.
• Thank you to Sage Hills Elementary for the use of your bubble machines.
• Thank you to Peny Caywood, director of "Youth Theatre @ the U" , for your assistance with some props and costumes for the show.
• Thank you to Amy Morrey at Westlake High and Kirsten Anderson at Vista Heights Middle School. I'm so lucky to be a part of this team and your support means the world.
• Finally, thank you to anyone I have not mentioned who has helped in some way with this show. There are so many of you that I can't list everyone, but please know your contribution is appreciated and has made all the difference!

Support the Arts in Schools

Want to help support our program beyond the value of your ticket? Consider making a donation through the Alpine Foundation. 100% of your charitable donation will go towards student learning through acquiring equipment, tools, and materials that students need to keep growing our drama program. Visit http://foundation.alpineschools.org or scan the QR code to donate.