This year’s fall play was Rumors by Neil Simon, directed by Johnny Woodnal and starring Zoe Gregoric ’13, Lily Hamilton ’15, Sarah Hession-Kunz ’16, Sarah Hutchinson ’14, Jacob Lasorsa ’14, Alex McNulty ’16, Mary Sapp ’15, Emma Schmidt ’14, Joseph Valle-Hoag ’14, Mickey Valle-Hoag ’14. The play begins with Ken Forman (M. Valle-Hoag) and his wife Chris (Hamilton). Both are lawyers are...
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During the weekend of May 18th, CCHS theater put on their production of Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet. Romeo was played by Knight Colman ’13, and Juliet by Abigail Chang ’13. Rehearsals began during the last week of March, and continued every day afterschool up to the performances. The play was performed outside. Director Carly...
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This story was written by Isabel Feinstein. It took me a while to realize that Richard and John were the same princes as the kings from Robin Hood, but after I came to my senses, The Lion in Winter was highly enjoyable. The historical significance of the play was seriously and successfully portrayed by its...
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One more weekend to see it, everyone! The Lion In Winter is playing in the CCHS Learning Commons on December 9th and 10th at 7:00 PM and December 11th at 2:00 PM! Tickets are $10 at the door and through any cast member, and $11 at http://www.ccpops.org/tickets.html. If you have any questions, please contact tickets@ccpops.org.
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I don’t know what’s so great about being thirteen. I’m 15 going on 16; this is way better, and the drama doesn’t make anyone viewing it from an outside perspective want to spray joker gas into the local middle school. The show I saw was done by ACTS (Alexander Children’s Theater School), and it...
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