Nevaeh Grimes, right, plays the role of Sergeant Frank Palmer for the Denham Springs High theatre department’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Kaylyn Riley reacts in disgust during a recent rehearsal for the Denham Springs High theatre department’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Theatre students rehearse a scene for Denham Springs High’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Summer Lindsay, left, leans on the shoulder of Troy Holloman while the two rehearse a scene for the Denham Springs High theatre department’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Theatre students look over the script during a recent rehearsal for Denham Springs High’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Kaylyn Riley, right, pretends to cry while rehearsing a scene for Denham Springs High’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Theatre students sit around a pretend campfire while rehearsing a scene for Denham Springs High’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Theatre students rehearse a scene for Denham Springs High’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
Nevaeh Grimes, left, plays the role of Sergeant Frank Palmer for the Denham Springs High theatre department’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.
A’Mya Heggins, left, rehearses a scene with Kaylyn Riley for Denham Springs High’s production of “Camp Dinky Springs,” an original play students will perform four times over a four-day period Nov. 8-11.