As November approaches, so does the fall musical. This year, Park theater will dazzle audiences with their production of “Chicago: Teen Edition.” According to theater director Jodi Schifsky, the subject...
According to junior Phoebe McKinney, playing Elle Woods in Park’s production of “Legally Blonde” is the largest role she has ever had in a production.
“I've had leads in the past, but nothing...
Dance captain and senior Ruby Stillman said “Legally Blonde” uses dances to relay the message of the story.
“Dance numbers are really important because they’re really entertaining and they’re...
According to thespian president senior Ruby Stillman, Park’s next production is set to be “Legally Blonde”.
“(‘Legally Blonde’) deals with really tough topics in a fun way. Feminism, obviously,...
Seeing the words “so gay” and “boo” spray painted over theater’s advertisement for “9 to 5 the Musical,” senior thespian president Nietzsche Deuel said she was disappointed at the immature...
According to theater director Jodi Hatzenbeller, the upcoming fall performance, “9 to 5 the Musical,” is a ‘70s show based around sexism in the workplace.
“The musical is based on a movie that...
According to theater director Jodi Hatzenbeller, this year’s fall musical deviates from previous shows with its enchanting storyline and scenery.
“(The fall musical is) a story of epic tales and...
Junior cast member Maddy Kapel loved performing throughout the duration of the fall musical, “The Drowsy Chaperone”.
Kapel said she felt comfortable on stage and appreciates the experience.
“The...
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