Weaving together comedy and tragedy, Woodbridge’s production of Cyrano ultimately depicted the woes of unrequited love, triumph of true affection, and the simple fact, as Cyrano and Roger learn, that “there are some things the heart cannot disguise.”
Despite some overacting and lines lost through laughter, the delightful cast of Almost, Maine was able to create the feeling of a small, northern town perfectly.
A classic piece of theater was done justice at Thomas Edison High School, and their rendition made the audience feel “willing guests” at the production.
Stone Bridge High School’s cast and crew truly embraced the imaginary and childish nature of the production
The talented actors at West Springfield presented The Diary of Anne Frank with powerful emotion that left audience members stunned as the lights went down on this well-executed production.
Herndon High School’s stirring production of Brigadoon left the audience full of this unbelievable emotion of love.
Lend Me a Tenor was a glorious farce, and James Madison High School did an excellent job of it.
Despite the dark and ironic subject matter, Centreville High School’s production of Cabaret was thoroughly insightful and invited all to “relax, be yourself, and take off your corset.”
With swapping affections, mistaken identities, and rousing refrains, Walt Whitman High School’s production of Anything Goes was nothing short of extraordinary.
Overall, the Prep Players performed very well in their production of The Outsiders, and adequately conveyed the themes of the original novel.