Indiana State Thespians is a prestigious theatre honor society that recognizes and celebrates students’ dedication and excellence in the performing arts. As part of this community, students have opportunities to develop their skills, connect with fellow theatre enthusiasts, and participate in statewide events, workshops, and festivals. Membership encourages leadership, creativity, and a deeper appreciation for theatre arts, providing a supportive environment for students to grow both on and off the stage. Whether through performances, technical work, or mentorship, Indiana State Thespians offers a meaningful way to honor and advance your passion for theatre.
How to Join Fishers High School Thespian Troop 7079
Applications for the 2026-2027 School Year
Are Closed
Thespian Meeting and Events
Thespian Officer Meetings: Join us every Friday morning at 8:00 a.m. in Ms. Rund's office for our engaging and collaborative meetings!
General Troupe Meetings: We gather once a month on Tuesdays from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Ms. Rund's Room (G167) to discuss troupe matters, celebrate our successes, and plan excit
ing events together!
Thespian Events Throughout the year, we have a variety of social events, workshops, and community service projects lined up! These enjoyable gatherings typically happen on Wednesdays from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Ms. Rund's Room (G167). We can't wait to see you there!
Thespian Dates To Know
Thespian Leadership Retreat: Aug 8th @ Butler
Thespian Preview Night: Nov 12th @ FHS
Thespian Regionals: Nov 14th @ FHS
Thespian State Conferance: Jan 22nd, 23rd, and 24th @ Lawrence Central High School
One Act Play Competition
**Exciting News About Our Thespian Competition Show!**
We're thrilled to announce our Thespian Competition Show, a vibrant 45-minute production crafted and rehearsed in the Advanced Acting Class at FHS! Our talented cast will showcase their hard work at Thespian Regionals, aiming to shine at Thespian State and entertain audiences statewide in Indiana.
Join us for a free preview on November 12th! It’s a wonderful opportunity to support our dedicated students as they prepare to compete later that weekend. We can't wait to share this amazing experience with you and celebrate their passion for the arts!
How to Get
Thespian Points
Each Thespian point is a shining testament to about 10 hours of your passionate, high-quality effort—what a fantastic way to reward your commitment! To be eligible for induction into this prestigious group, you need to earn 10 points through theatre arts and related activities, which is such an exciting milestone! Just remember, to officially become an inductee, you must collect those ten points, with at least five accrued at your own school.
What's really amazing is the chance to diversify your journey, so aim to gather points in at least two distinct categories, like acting and production. This variety will not only enrich your experience but also broaden your skills!
Let’s take a moment to celebrate all your hard work, creativity, and dedication in the arts! Each step you take is a valuable contribution to your growth and the vibrant community around you. Embrace this opportunity with enthusiasm—you’re on the brink of something wonderful, and we’re all cheering for you! Let’s make every moment count on this exciting path to Thespian induction!
Thespys Theatre Compeitions
International Thespian Excellence Awards (Thespys™ for short) is an educational program that offers Thespians the opportunity to receive constructive feedback on prepared theatrical performances, technical presentations, and other areas of theatrical expertise in order for them to improve their prepared theatrical materials, expand their performance and technical competence, and develop their professional and presentation skills. The program honors high achieving students by advancing them from regional to international levels of adjudication in 21 official categories spanning performance, technical theatre, filmmaking, and writing. Students are adjudicated by theatre educators and professionals on rubrics that reflect national standards in theatre education.
Performance Categories
• Solo Acting
• Duet Acting
• Group Acting
• Solo Musical Theatre
• Duet Musical Theatre
• Group Musical Theatre
• Solo Musical Theatre Dance
• Duet Musical Theatre Dance
• Group Musical Theatre Dance
Technical Categories
• Costume Construction
• Costume Design
• Lighting Design
• Makeup Design
• Scenic Design
• Short Film (Animated, Documentary, and Live-Action)
• Sound Design
• Stage Management
• Theatre Marketing
• Playwriting