Rashomon is a thought-provoking, carefully composed evaluation of truth’s place among good and evil, a difficult theme that Lake Braddock Secondary School undertook with vigor.
The story-telling really came alive in this production, and Mary Zimmerman’s subtle political message was portrayed right up to the very end.
Lake Braddock Secondary School’s rendition of the classical tale Dracula did well to present an old story in this new world.
Read Colleen O’Brien’s review of Lake Braddock High School’s Macbeth.
Caught in limbo between the Old South and urban life in a desperate attempt to escape her past, Blanche Dubois regrets her travel on that streetcar by the name of Desire. In Lake Braddock Secondary School’s production of A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams, they showcased each characters’ struggle in hot New Orleans.
Can humanity change into pure instinct on a mysterious, isolated island? In The Island of Dr. Moreau, performed skillfully by Lake Braddock High School, instinct takes over beast and man. The novel “The Island of Dr. Moreau”, written by H. G. Wells in 1896, was adapted for the stage by Troy Tradup. It tells the […]
“Hamlet” features Cameron Doucette Lake Braddock Secondary School’s innovative version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet masterfully blended the classic and the modern in a story of corporate deceit and scandal. Adapting the text and reversing genders for certain characters added subtle nuances not seen in more traditional versions. Use of projectors and lighting (Raychel Trump) also contributed […]