In a flood of color and energy, eleven school kids hopped, skipped, and jump-roped their way onto the stage, ready to begin a new day of first-grade joys and dramas. So began Annandale High School’s heartwarming production, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.
Wootton’s production of Ragtime was full of emotional journeys, exhilarating personalities, and impressive technicalities.
Happiness is finding a pencil, pizza with sausage, telling the time. Happiness is J.E.B. Stuart High School’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.
West Side Story is a haunting tale of love in the midst of societal oppression and misconception, a story brought to the stage by Wakefield High School’s successful theater department.
McLean’s performance of Rent was something unlike anything else seen on a high school stage.
Cuckoo’s Nest is a chiefly dramatic play that includes comedic elements, and the Northwood cast balanced both aspects admirably.
In a story brimming with adolescent angst, love, and rebellion, Albert Einstein High School created a retro, rock-and-roll riot that left audiences with the urge to get up and jive.
From the funky Flying Monkeys to the magical witches to the Yellow Brick Road, St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School’s jovial, fervent production of The Wiz certainly gave audiences much to smile about.
With its mature themes and incredibly dramatic and meaningful text, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a daring feat for high school students to attempt.
Oakcrest School cooked up a lovely production of Willy Wonka which was practically good enough to eat!