VCMS Drama Club Reschedules FROZEN Kids Shows for Feb. 13-15

Vinton County Middle School’s Drama Club has moved its production of FROZEN Kids to Feb. 13, 14 and 15 after winter weather forced a schedule change. The show will run four performances over the three days, giving families several chances to attend and helping the school recoup lost rehearsal and staging time.

Performance times are Friday at 6 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are priced at $7 for general admission and $10 for seats in the two front rows. For more information, Vinton County Middle School can be reached at 740-596-5243.

The rescheduling affects students, parents and community members who plan to attend school events. Four performances across a weekend expand opportunities for working families and grandparents to see student performers, and they may also concentrate patronage for nearby eateries and service businesses during showtimes. At the stated prices, each attendee’s outlay is modest, which helps keep the event accessible while generating modest revenue to support the school’s drama program.

Logistics remain limited in public detail: the specific auditorium name and street address of the middle school were not provided, and sources did not specify how or where tickets will be sold, whether online sales are available, or whether there are discounts beyond the two front-row price level. The school’s social channels indicated the dates were confirmed; organizers ask anyone with questions to call the school phone number listed above.

Rescheduling because of winter weather is a familiar pattern in this region, and it can carry ripple effects for school staffing, bus routing and volunteer schedules. For families arranging transportation or child care, the new Friday evening and Saturday two-show lineup may require adjustments. For the drama club, the compressed weekend schedule concentrates technical runs, costume changes and backstage coordination into a tighter window, which can intensify both the workload on student volunteers and the volunteer needs from parents.

For Vinton County residents, the immediate takeaway is clear: mark calendars for Feb. 13-15, plan for the Friday evening and dual Saturday showtimes, and phone 740-596-5243 for ticketing and venue questions. As local weather remains variable this season, attendees should monitor any last-minute updates from the school; the rescheduling underscores both the community value of live student theater and the practical challenges winter weather creates for small-town events.