59. RMS Drama Club: The Day the Internet Died

Welcome to the latest episode of Affton Unplugged, where we dive into the heart of the Affton School District's vibrant community. Join Superintendent Travis Bracht as he takes us on a journey to Rogers Middle School, spotlighting the talented members of the school's drama club. In anticipation of their upcoming production, "The Day the Internet Died," we meet Mr. Joe Murphy alongside enthusiastic students who share their excitement and preparations for the play.

"The Day the Internet Died" is a fast-paced, comedic play that explores a world thrown into chaos when the internet suddenly vanishes for a week. Hear from the budding stars like Silas, Joey, Ruby, Celia, and Hayden about their roles, from mayors to TikTok pranksters, in this zany tale of mystery and mayhem. Mr. Murphy also shares insights into the production's themes and the camaraderie and creativity it fosters among students.

Set to debut on December 12th, 13th, and 14th, the play promises plenty of laughs and memorable moments. Tune in to discover how these young actors are learning life lessons beyond the classroom, building friendships across grades, and creating unforgettable memories in the lively world of drama club.