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Production Sells Out For Second Year Running

 Our Town

The Performing Arts Department pulled another show stopping event out of the bag this week, with a version of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town.

Set  in the 1800s, the play deals with monumental issues such as love, marriage and death, with a focus on family relationships and the intricate life of small town America.

With participating actors being taken from Year 7, right through to Year 13, the cast alternated roles on both nights, with some students having to learn and memorise two parts!

The professionalism of both cast and supporting students – in both organisational and production roles (lights and sound) was astounding , and testament to the hard work put in by both students and staff.