Despite the dark and ironic subject matter, Centreville High School’s production of Cabaret was thoroughly insightful and invited all to “relax, be yourself, and take off your corset.”
Centreville High School’s production of A Christmas Carol was simple and charming, and left the audience filled with Christmas spirit.
Centreville put on a an enjoyable show that reminded that audience that every day men and women do difficult, boring, or unappreciated jobs.
Read Grace Donovan’s review of Centreville High School’s Dracula.
The shadowed profile up an upright man appeared on stage and was quickly contorted into a painful stoop; it was the form of the elephant man. The Elephant Man was recently performed by Centreville High School in Clifton, Virginia. The cast faced the difficult issues of how “freaks” are seen in society and how some […]
Toga Parties in the auditorium, a hippy principal, and dancing in the hallways: is this not like every high school? This past Saturday night Centreville performed their rendition of Senioritis. This musical was designed by a creative team led by the late William Strauss, one of the founders of the Cappies Critic Program, in October […]
“I need to go where no man has ventured before, to search for the key to the door that will end all this tragic and senseless decay! But how to go? I need to know!” In that case, make your way over to Centreville High School as they perform the malevolent story of Jekyll & […]