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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.

The Thirteenth Annual Cappies Gala took place on June 10 in the Concert Hall at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

The barriers of language can divide people from each other, but HB Woodlawn Secondary Program proved that laughter is a universal tongue that needs no translation in their hilarious production of The Foreigner.

This was an extremely difficult play to create and handle with maturity. The thespians of H-B Woodlawn took on a challenge, and should be praised for showcasing such an adult, complex piece.

Abuse, suicide, murder, and neglect: these are dark and difficult themes for high schoolers to portray, but H-B Woodlawn proved that it is more than possible in their affecting student written and directed drama, Remembering Sarah Jane.

The social revolution of the Sixties, the birth of feminism, and one woman’s quest for identity- each combined to form a complex picture of women’s place in society in The Heidi Chronicles, poignantly performed by H-B Woodlawn Secondary School.

Who doesn’t want money and fame, at least in theory? For the almost-famous wanting to get rid of the “almost,” it would be easy to fall under the spell of a wealthy producer offering that chance. Such was the concept driving H-B Woodlawn’s excellent performance of As Bees in Honey Drown. Written by Douglas Carter, […]

Sex and literature provide the focus for Tom Stoppard’s masterpiece Arcadia. The play, once nominated as “the best science book ever written” by London’s Royal Institution, rides on humankind’s omnipresent connection to the past and future. Thomasina Coverly – played by Maddy Smith Arcadia‘s first New York performance in 1995 featured the talents of Academy […]