Singing and dancing is what draws everyone to the town of SnapHappy, Ohio in May of 1995 to meet Mayor Pete’s new wife, Mona Lightfoot. But after she literally pulls the plug on the May Day celebration, the politics of dancing start to take the snap out of happy. Delaney, Chad, Lucas, Emma and all the SnapHappy kids are shocked when they hear that a new “dance tax” has been levied on anyone who dances in town. While their “boogie down” parents try to cope with the new tax, all the kids come together and take a stand.  Watch the the kids work together and follow their dreams, all while dancing in the streets.  

Sight, Sound and Scroll  Productions is the extra-curricular theatre program at Mississinewa High School.  Since its inception in 1999, they have produced just under fifty full length productions and a dozen one act features.  This educational theatre program has had hundreds of young actors  up on the boards creating wonderful theatre in Grant County, Indiana for 22 years. They pride themselves on the hard work, dedication, and tireless pursuit of excellence in the art they create as well as the sense of family the actors find here.  Several of the players have gone on to cultivate their artistic talents in their professional lives. Led by a strong creative team, the company embodies their mantra: "Theatre is magic and magic is theatre; blessed are those who create that magic."