In this whirlwind of a romantic tale, George Mason High School managed to perform the difficult musical Oklahoma! with plenty of humor and commitment that shone through and made a fine show.
The performers and technicians at George Mason High School demonstrated not only their broad base of skill, but a willingness to adapt to a theatrical piece style, with a delightful production of Xanadu that did just what the story requires–not taking itself too seriously.
Overall, impressive acting skills and innovative technical features such as sound and special effects amounted to a thrilling production.
The show is practically and opera and extremely difficult to execute well in high school theatre. However, with George Mason’s strong cast, the lighting, and set, Les Miserables was anything but miserable.
Read Maddy Thomas’ review of George Mason High School’s Little Shop of Horrors.
Soothing, mystical chants enticed the audience into George Mason High School’s production of the 1947 musical Brigadoon as they took us on a journey that was “almost like falling in love.”
Aleeya Ensign, Yael Urbach, Tom Shapiro, Anne Pasupulati, Laura Peppe In a flood of physical comedy and pastel colors, George Mason High School met Russian slapstick with enthusiasm. In their recent student directed production of Gogol’s The Inspector General, students energetically attacked a challenging play. A small provincial Russian town is in uproar at the […]