While many think of Shakespeare when they hear of a devious fairy, a metamorphosis, and mismatched lovers, Osbourn High School’s whimsical production of Carlo Gozzi’s 18th century play, King Stag, told a very different story.
“Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion.” These words, spoken by Truvy Jones in the second act of Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling, could not do a better job summing up the performance Osbourn High’s lovable cast delivered. Equipped with a script full of one-line zingers and tear-jerking moments, the cast shined on stage, easing […]
Samuel Hulett and Jimmy Dwyer Blood-red light drenches the stage and eerie screams fill the silence of the air. Bodies, tattooed and violent, rush the stage in a frenzy of fighting and dieing. The proud silhouette of Kreon stands alone, dark and brooding. So began Osbourn’s production of Antigone, Sophocles’ Greek tragedy about pride and […]