Theater
Three productions a year: a fall play, the MSHSL one-act competition in the winter, and a spring play.
Who runs it
Source: the district’s 2025–26 activities directory, kw.k12.mn.us. Bound has no staff listed for this activity yet, so these names are from last year and may have changed — the office will confirm. Reach any coach or advisor through the middle and high school office, 507-789-6186, or the activities director, Jake Wieme, 507-789-7001.
Schedule and results
| Date | Opponent | Where | Result | Sets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/16/27 | Gopher Conference One Act Play Festival | 10:00 AM | ||
| 1/23/27 | Sub Section - One Act TBD | |||
| 1/30/27 | Section - One Act TBD |
Source: Bound, the district’s scheduling system, read October 1, 2026. Live schedule, which is the one to trust.
Following the season
Kenyon-Wanamingo's fine arts and academic activities compete under the same MSHSL calendar as its sports, with section and state events in the winter and spring.
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Photographs and captions posted by Kenyon-Wanamingo Public Schools to its own live feed, archived here October 1, 2026 so they outlast the feed.
Where it stands
Kenyon-Wanamingo staged its first competitive one-act play in more than forty years in 2023, and has kept at it: both the Post Bulletin and KTTC covered the return. The department runs three productions a year — a fall play, the one-act, and a spring play. Recent titles include 'The Plot, Like Gravy, Thickens' and 'Almost Maine'.
In the local press
- Decades later, Kenyon-Wanamingo raises curtain on one-act competition with existential performancePost Bulletin
- Kenyon-Wanamingo High School has first competitive one-act play in over 40 yearsKTTC
- Kevin's Kenyon updates: one-act, winter play, band update and moreThe Kenyon Leader
- Kevin's Kenyon updates: one-act, blood drives, and moreThe Kenyon Leader
- Play, band, blizzards and lettersThe Kenyon Leader
Headlines and links only; the articles belong to their publishers. Compiled October 1, 2026 from The Kenyon Leader and the other Southern Minn papers, the Post Bulletin, KTTC, the Wanamingo Messenger and the MSHSL.
