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On Stage: The Wonder and Joy of Willy Wonka Jr.

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On Stage: The Wonder and Joy of Willy Wonka Jr.

The Middle School treated us to an incredible journey to the fantastical world of Willy Wonka Jr. Our talented cast and crew worked tirelessly to bring this beloved story to life on stage. 

Belmont Hill and the Winsor Middle Schools brought the house down with their recent musical production of Willy Wonka Jr., featuring a huge cast of actors and technicians from both Schools, including Will Achtmeyer ‘26 as Willy Wonka. 

The Belmont Hill Theatre program proudly donated its ticket sales this year to ThinkPink, a breast cancer awareness organization launched by senior Dan Moran ‘23. ThinkPink has held several fundraisers, with proceeds going directly to Dana Farber for breast cancer research.

The Belmont Hill-Winsor Middle School Spring Musical was performed on May 12 and 13 in the Kraft Theater at Belmont Hill. Huge thanks go out to coordinators from both schools, as well as an incredible faculty team bringing the dazzling and terrifyingly tasty world of Wonka’s factory to life! 

 

A group of people, some seated and some standing, are gathered in a dimly lit room with colorful walls and furniture.
A group of individuals, dressed in vibrant and colorful outfits, stands on a stage with a backdrop of curtains and a brick wall.
A group of people dressed in colorful, whimsical costumes holding large spiral lollipops stand in front of a backdrop with geometric shapes and patterns.
A group of people, dressed in vibrant and colorful outfits, stand in front of a backdrop of abstract, multicolored artwork.
Two individuals, one wearing a red and yellow outfit and the other a scarf, stand in front of a brick wall backdrop with various props and decorations in the foreground.
Three individuals, two women and one man, are standing in what appears to be a stage or performance setting, with a brick wall and curtain visible in the background.
A group of performers dressed in colorful, whimsical costumes stand on a stage with a vibrant, abstract backdrop.
A group of colorfully dressed individuals, some with braided hair and hats, stand together holding a large pink sign in a theatrical setting with a painted backdrop.
Two individuals, a man and a woman, stand in a dark setting with snowflakes falling around them.
Two women in colorful outfits stand in front of a vibrant, graffiti-covered wall, engaged in conversation.

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