Woodrow Wilson High School’s production of West Side Story tackled this challenge head on creating an evening full of love, hope, and tragedy that ultimately conjured many tears from the audience.
Despite a few mic and enunciation problems, both the cast and crew put forth very good effort and carried on a thoroughly enjoyable production of Guys and Dolls.
Woodrow Wilson’s choice to use an enormous cast, which included elementary and middle school students, was a risky one that worked out wonderfully. Their energy-infused production led to an absorbing, enjoyable show.
You couldn’t stop the excitement Woodrow Wilson High School generated Friday night.
Read Sarah McCully’s review of Woodrow Wilson High School’s Urinetown.
Woodrow Wilson Senior High School’s production of Ragtime was a heart-wrenching performance filled with tears and sorrow, yet in the end produced a light at the end of the dark tunnel. Ragtime tells the story of three groups in the beginning of the twentieth century, the upper-class Anglo-Saxons, the fleeing immigrants from Europe, and the […]
We all remember reading fairy tales at bedtime, when everything ended “happily ever after.” Stephen Sondheim’s musical, Into the Woods brilliantly ties together multiple classic fairy tales into an enchanting story where “happily ever after” goes terribly wrong. Last weekend, Woodrow Wilson Senior High School paid tribute to Sondheim’s work in their production of Into […]