Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre will celebrate 20 years of Disney’s “High School Musical” with a live production of “High School Musical JR” Nov. 6-8 at the Daphne Civic Center.

Tickets start at $20 for the family-friendly production, which will feature young performers from across the Eastern Shore and bring the music, humor and energy of the popular Disney Channel movie to the stage.

The production promises an experience beyond traditional theater, with the Daphne Civic Center transformed into East High. Audiences can expect Wildcat spirit, game-day energy, a gymnasium atmosphere, high-energy choreography and surprises throughout the weekend.

The story follows basketball star Troy Bolton and newcomer Gabriella Montez, who discover a shared love of singing and decide to audition for the school musical. Their decision challenges school cliques, expectations and friendships as they navigate their new interests. Meanwhile, Sharpay and Ryan Evans are determined to remain in the spotlight.

The musical features familiar songs, including “Start of Something New,” “Get’cha Head in the Game,” “Breaking Free” and “We’re All in This Together.” The production celebrates the story’s message of finding one's voice, challenging expectations and trying something new.

Erin Langley will direct the production, with Matthew Kiel serving as choreographer.

Whether audiences grew up with Troy, Gabriella, Sharpay and the Wildcats or are discovering East High for the first time, Eastern Shore Rep invites families and friends to join the celebration and show their Wildcat spirit.

All tickets are nonrefundable. Tickets are available at https://tinyurl.com/mtvkhet7.

Sponsorship opportunities also are available for those interested in supporting Eastern Shore Rep’s productions. The organization thanked its sponsors, families, volunteers and audience members for helping make its theatrical programs possible.

Founded in 2012, Eastern Shore Repertory Theatre provides young performers with training and performance opportunities through mainstage productions, camps, workshops and other programs. The organization aims to deliver professional-quality theater while helping students build confidence, develop their craft and foster a lifelong appreciation for the arts.