Many students look forward to the annual spring play, both those who participate and those in the audience. œIt™s a lot of work to put on,� said Teresa Bingham (™26), the assistant director. œBut it is so rewarding to see it all come together.� The production brings together students who might not otherwise interact frequently, such as upper and underclassmen, or students in different class sections. œThis was my first time acting,� said Peter Doylend (™28). œIt was such a great experience to build camaraderie with fellow students.� Olivia Music Hall was packed as students and faculty crowded in to watch. œI had no idea how talented the student actors are,� said Brendan Seeley (™27). œEthan Connolly (˜27) blew me away as Leontes!�
In addition to being a theater-viewing experience, The Winter™s Tale forged new friendships between students, and the time spent together backstage formed a connection that continued after the curtain closed. œIt™s not just about the acting and the show,� said Will Rosa (™27). œIt™s about creating something beautiful for the community.�