Greenwood Mic: Standup and Sing-alongs

Like any great finale, the last Greenwood Mic of the school year was the liveliest and most fun yet!

On May 4, eight different acts took to the stage, bringing their best stand up, dance, and musical performances.

Luke Farwell started off the coffee house with his signature stand up. Next, Bayla Appleby performed a tap dance to “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.”

Hannah Grosman and Ellie Davidson sang “Flight,” the beautiful duet that they performed at Grandfriends Day. JJ Fisman-Guarascio and Cole Perelmuter brought the energy in the room up with Avril Lavigne’s 2002 hit “Sk8r Boi.” More than one section of the bleachers started dancing.

Mr. Wright and Mr. Morrisson kept the energy going and got the crowd warmed up to sing, playing “Country Roads” by John Denver. The audience picked up on the lyrics quickly and joined in for each chorus.

Molly Trachuk and Rachel Keaveney took over with Ed Sheeran’s “Photograph,” and Zach Paton followed up with Passenger’s “Let Her Go.”

To wrap up Greenwood Mic for the year, the whole audience got in on the last act. Taylor Stockwell played Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” on piano, while the lyrics were projected on the screen for everyone to sing along.