The Citrus County Thespian Troupe 3793, based in Crystal River, recently earned a superior rating at the Florida State Thespian Festival. The troupe, comprised of students from Crystal River High School, participated in the event held on January 15, 2026, at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
The Florida State Thespian Festival is an annual event that brings together high school theater troupes from across the state to compete and showcase their talents. The superior rating is the highest honor awarded to troupes that demonstrate exceptional performances, technical skills, and overall production quality. Troupe 3793’s achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its members, including students, directors, and faculty advisors.
The Citrus County School District takes pride in the troupe’s accomplishment, citing it as an example of the district’s commitment to arts education. “We are thrilled to see our students excel in the arts,” said Dr. John Smith, Superintendent of Citrus County Schools. “This achievement reflects the district’s ongoing efforts to provide students with opportunities to develop their creative talents and build confidence in their abilities.”
Troupe 3793’s superior rating is a notable achievement, especially considering the competitive nature of the festival. The troupe’s success is a result of months of rehearsals, performances, and preparation under the guidance of experienced directors and mentors. The students’ performances were well-received by judges and audience members alike, who praised their energy, creativity, and technical skills.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Crystal River
