Lights, Camera, Action: Greenwood Junior Play Rehearsals Underway!

11/10/2021

Tihmily Li, Communications Officer

Drama productions are back at Greenwood! Recently, Grade 7 and 8 students began rehearsing for the first drama production this year. The students will be performing School Daze, written by Lindsay Price. The play is a series of short scenes about what it is like to be in middle school. Rehearsals certainly look different nowadays with some students attending virtually but regardless, there was laughter and excitement from each student as they rehearsed.

Introducing the Junior Play's cast:
Tessa: Lacy, Big Kid 3, Cara, Short 2

Elle: Mom, Bully, Crush 1

Carter: Dad, Amee (Sam), Short 1

Chloe: Big Kid 1, Fear Girl, Girl 3

Sam J.: Big Kid 2, Announcement Girl, Tammy, Edwin, Invisible

Olivia: Big Kid 4, Forward Girl, MacGreggor

Sadie: Jimmy, Positive Boy, Defensive

Annabelle: Mary Jean, Negative Girl

Giorgia: Positive Girl, Pat, Crush 2

Tea: Fear Boy, Locker 2, Girl 2

Sam C.: Backward Boy, Locker 1, Baranova

Elora: Forward Boy, MacDougal, Girl 1, Frustrated

Charlotte: Backward Girl, Marty

Ethan: Negative Boy, Locker 3, Johnson

Kate: Locker 4, Girl 4, Home Ec 1

Luke: Stewart-Rosen, Home Ec 2

Kaydin: Snobby Friend, Sam

The students will be performing in the building while the audience will be able to watch from home. Stay tuned for updates on how to watch the performance.

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Ms. Gottlieb and Ms. Smith coach the students on their delivery for the Junior Play.

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Students rehearsing the Junior Play with students joining virtually.
Students rehearsing the Junior Play in the hallway.
Students rehearsing the Junior Play.

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