St. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s production embodied the hopeful spirit of the show, with beautiful lighting and set design, strong characterizations, and powerful voices.
Through the simple yet creative set, comical acting, and splendidly executed music, St. Andrew’s Pippin made up for a few of its shortcomings and produced an entertaining and thought-provoking performance that interested the audience.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School hooked the audience with its honest production of this beautiful story.
Full of high-spirited characters and songs, the St. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s production of Guys and Dolls overflowed with charm.
In an age with movies like Pirates of the Caribbean, pirates are often portrayed as heartless cut-throats. The pirates of Penzance are nothing of the sort. St. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s performance of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance showed the audience how pirates can be a lovable and motley crew.
“What is Urinetown?” is a question that has been asked not only by inquiring theatergoers, but by members of the cast as well. The answer: Urinetown is a hilarious musical performed by St. Andrew’s Episcopal School.
Lady Macbeth (Kimi Hugli) tries to get her husband, Macbeth (Drew Singer) to come to his senses after he sees the ghost of Banquo. Bagpipes and plaid sashes alert the audience that indeed, this is the famed Scottish play. Shakespeare’s Macbeth is widely known not only for being the Bard’s shortest work for the stage […]