The Cumberland Valley Varsity Guard's 2026 production, I Know the End, captures the moment when intuition collides with denial. A lover senses her relationship is nearing its end, but refuses to accept the truth. Seeking reassurance, she turns to mystics, fortune tellers and the vast, indifferent universe, hoping for a future rewritten. Each revelation delivers the same message: the ending is unavoidable. Set to Phoebe Bridgers " I Know the End" the program confronts inevitability, loss, and the quiet devastation of foresight, revealing that acceptance is the greatest challenge.

This season, the E.D. White Winterguard proudly presents their program “I watch them grow”, a heartfelt tribute to mothers and mother figures everywhere. Everyone has someone in their life who has nurtured them, guided them, and loved them unconditionally, and this production is our way of saying thank you… for everything. Through movement, music, and emotion, our performers honor the quiet strength, sacrifices, and endless love that shape who we become. This show is a reminder to pause, reflect, and appreciate those who have helped us grow.

As the world turns beneath an ever-darkening sky, Forsyth Central Winterguard confronts a haunting reflection of our own creation — a planet in distress. This is an emotional and visual exploration of the climate crisis, where beauty, chaos, and consequence intertwine. Through excellence in motion and dark imagery, the performers embody the tension between humanity and nature — the calm before the storm, the warning signs ignored, and the reckoning that follows. The familiar melody of “Bad Moon Rising” becomes a chilling echo of foreboding, reminding us that the disasters we fear are no longer

The Gulfport High School Varsity Winter Guard proudly announces its newest production, "In My Living Room". This performance invites audiences on a heartfelt journey through the highs and lows of Carole King’s remarkable life and legacy, told through her timeless music.

“Midnight Bloom is a musical journey inspired by the moonflower, a rare blossom that opens only in darkness. Tonight, we invite you to witness this single, magical moment unfold, revealing beauty that shines brightest in the night.”

What do you see when you look in the mirror? Is it who you truly are… or who you believe yourself to be? "My Illusions" explores the fragile line between reality and perception. It’s about the reflections we create, the truths we avoid, and the versions of ourselves we project to the world. As we look inward, we confront the illusions we hide behind and the reality that stares back. See beyond the reflection. Discover the truth within.

Inspired by the song from SMASH, Broadway, Here I Come! tells the story of an actor chasing a lifelong dream of reaching the Broadway stage. The production follows a journey filled with ambition, rejection, self-doubt, and resilience, capturing the emotional highs and lows of pursuing a passion. Through moments of intensity, vulnerability, and renewed confidence, the show celebrates perseverance and personal growth. This 2026 production is a tribute to dreamers who dare to believe in themselves and take the leap toward the spotlight.

Inspired by “Wichita Lineman,” this production follows a group of linemen working high above the ground, separated by distance yet bound by connection. As signals travel through the wires and across open space, the performers explore the human need to reach one another, reminding us that even when we feel alone, connection is always within reach. Through movement and design, the performers tell a story of distance, longing, and the invisible ties that keep us connected to the people who matter most in our program: “Through the Wire”

Medina Varsity winterguard is pleased to present their 2026 show “A Dream to Me”. Explore the delicate balance between control and chaos — between the dreamer and the dream. Step into a world where time stretches, memories fade, and reality fractures. We ask ourselves; are we still dreaming, or have we finally awakened? Featuring music from Dream a Lot, Hans Zimmer, and Edith Piaf, we will discover what a dream is to us.

The Murray High School Varsity Winter Guard turns up the energy this season with Spilling the Tea, a sassy, high-impact production that blends gossip, glamour, and class. Inspired by the modern phrase “spilling the tea,” the show dives into the whispers, secrets, and side-eyes that come with sharing information—and the confidence it takes to own the story. Sharp choreography, bold character moments, and dynamic equipment work bring the concept to life with style and precision. Spilling the Tea is playful, dramatic, and unapologetically fun, balancing humor and attitude with elegance

Pattonville Varsity Winterguard will take you on an energetic ride through their rustic post-apololyptic realm where chaos meets order. Behold the power and mystery of "Jericho".

A celebration of string voices through melody, legato, and staccato.

That’s Life! is a vibrant production inspired by The Game of Life and set to Frank Sinatra’s classic “That’s Life.” The song’s midcentury sound drives the design and feel, while a featured spinner represents chance, momentum, and life’s unpredictable twists and turns.

This season, our Winterguard ensemble invites you into an intimate musical journey with “Ode to My Baby Grand” — a show that celebrates the timeless bond between artist and instrument. Inspired by the quiet elegance and emotional depth of a baby grand piano, this production is a love letter to the music that shapes us, comforts us, and carries our stories. “Ode to My Baby Grand” is a tribute to artistry, memory, and the enduring power of sound. It’s not just a performance — it’s a reflection of the soul behind the keys.

Step into a world where quills shape destinies and every choice becomes a chapter. To Tell the Tale invites viewers to craft their own legend with one decision, one obstacle, one revelation at a time. Inspired by the timeless phrase “And they lived to tell the tale,” the show follows characters who aren’t merely swept along by fate, they seize it. Watch how personal courage, creativity, and conviction can transform ordinary lives into unforgettable stories. To Tell the Tale blends historical charm with the universal quest for self-authorship.

"Our Moment" traces a journey from uncertainty to fearless self-acceptance. What begins restrained slowly unfurls, as individual voices rise and confidence takes shape. Hesitation gives way to brilliance — a bold claiming of space, identity, and the courage to be fully seen as the performance erupts into a showstopping finale of color, unity, and unapologetic power.

Immersed in the Twilight Zone, this performance will transport you into a space where “groovy” chaos fractures and transforms. Each tableau reveals a new, unpredictable and contrasting dimension, where styles intersect and respond to one another. In this twilight realm, time seems suspended, inviting you to let go of your bearings and embrace the strangeness, diversity, and beauty of the unexpected.

From Frederick, Maryland, Old Line Independent is proud to present their 2026 production: "On the Line." Perched atop a lone telephone pole in Wichita, Kansas, a lineman works against the backdrop of a slowly retreating sunset. Set to the soulful sounds of The Huntertones, we witness his isolation as he balances the weight of the wires against a deep longing for a voice on the other end. As the light fades across the plains, he searches the static for a connection that remains just out of reach.

The human brain is not a linear structure. Beneath its surface lies a small-world architecture—a network in which distant regions are never truly far apart. In only a few synaptic steps, everything can connect to everything else. The show brings this invisible architecture into motion. The members form a living network where a single gesture can trigger distant responses, and individual movement constantly reshapes the whole. Architecture of the Mind is an invitation to witness thinking made physical: a landscape where every movement matters, and no motion exists in isolation.

Echoes of Us explores the emotional experience of leaving a place that still feels like home. When it’s time to go, shared spaces become filled with memory and connection. This program illustrates how home isn’t always a location, but it is a collection of people and experiences that will continue to echo long after we are gone. We invite the audience to consider what it means to leave something meaningful behind, and how the memories shape who we will become.

Performing their program, “I Walk…”, WGI Sport of the Arts is proud to present… the Pope Winter Guard

THE SOUND. Sound does not arise out of nowhere. It begins with a vibration, small and almost invisible. That vibration sets the air in motion, grows into audible tones, and develops into rhythm, emotion, communication, and chaos. The show follows this process: from silence to explosion, from a single source to a world full of different kinds of sound.

Future Independent Winterguard is proud to present their 2026 production… "The Room Where It Happened." A complex murder mystery inspired by the game Clue. Placed within the iconic mansion the production provides the typical suspects as well as some new ones. The challenge is to figure out The Who? What? When? And lastly Where? Unwinding the complex answer to the most simple questions. We challenge our audiences to put on their detective hat and use the cues to make their accusations.

“Gone” explores the experience of returning to a once-familiar home and finding it changed in ways that feel unsettling and unexpected. Inspired by the emotion and imagery in Benjamin Clementine's "Gone," the show follows performers as they move through spaces shaped by memory, loss, and time. What was once warm and known now feels distant, worn, and altered, prompting a quiet search for what remains. The ensemble embodies nostalgia, reflection, and a gentle, melancholic ache as they navigate a landscape caught between past and present.

"What's Going On?" is a conversation starter. An invitation to pause, reflect, and ask the questions that matter. Grounded in the spirit of Marvin Gaye's timeless call for awareness and compassion, the work examines the space between unrest and hope, silence and action. "What's Going On?" challenges us not only to witness, but to listen, to reckon, and to recognize the collective responsibility we share in shaping what comes next.

In a world pulled apart by the digital divide, “FrAcTuReD Dimension” reflects on what happens when screens replace connection and voices fade into the noise. Lost within fractured realities, our performers search for the pieces of what once bound us together—empathy, understanding, and the simple power of human touch. Through movement and reflection, they rediscover that even in a fractured world, unity can still be found when hearts choose to reconnect.

Assembly Line Senior World presents The Pale Blue Eye, an abstract re-imagining of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart.” This production dives into the narrator’s unraveling mind, his obsession with the old man’s eerie pale eye, and the pounding guilt that betrays him. Blending movement, sound, and striking visual elements, it transforms Poe’s psychological horror into a modern, expressive performance experience.