Ms Levy-Sisk has been in the Hingham Public Schools for over 20 years. All she can say is how proud she if of her entire cast, crew and the entirety of the Drama Club for taking on this important play. Her job is truly the best.

Projection Team, Rehearsal Team

Ethan Ayer is proud to be part of such a powerful production. Working behind the scenes on the technical aspects of SLUT, he has learned much throughout the rehearsal process and has gained a newfound respect for the art of theatre. Ethan hopes audience members can take away as many lessons as he has during this unique experience. He is humbled and grateful for the opportunity to have worked with such a raw - but nuanced - cast and script.

Projection Team, Rehearsal Team

This production has meant the world to me. When we all sat down to watch the documentary, "This was Rape" and it left me speechless. I had no idea how common rape and sexual assault was and how most of the time, perpetrators get away with it. It is important to educate people on rape and sexual assault, I feel a good way to start change is to educate and expose high school students to these issues that will effect us all.I am honored to be apart of this show with a such a committed company.

Lighting Design

Lights

Sound Design

Sound

Curran Dillis is a sophomore at Hingham High school, and is on the production team for Slut: The Play. He has been involved in tech and backstage since middle school, and has worked on HHS's productions "Hello, Dolly!" And "Rock of Ages". He would like to send thanks to his parents, Matt and Rose Dillis, for supporting him (and driving him!) throughout his drama career, and also to his siblings, Ryan and Hannah Dillis, who left the crew footsteps during their time.

Backstage

Backstage

Backstage