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SEVEN KEYS

TO BALDPATE

Hours of Hard Work

Brought Their

Play to Life

Students and faculty diligently worked for

two and a half months preparing for the r

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Drama Club's spring production, "Seven . w* %

Keys to Baldpate." The play blended ■ F : v W S ? - v

several genres and included both a mysteri­

ous and dramatic plot with a comic twist at

the end. "It was intriguing—the audience

thought the whole play was real, but it was

actually just in the main character's mind!"

said Joanna Hallock, freshman.

A cast of thirteen students was in­

volved, along with a "special appearance"

by Dr. Lo and Mr. Sebastian. Although the

cast was small, the actors received addi­

tional help with costumes, production, and

technical details. Overall, many students

were able to get involved in the play by

using their individual talents.

Due to the long hours of rehearsal, the

production required dedication and com­

mitment from the cast and crew involved.

"We put in a total of over one hundred

hours of rehearsal time," freshman Rachel

Hobbs explained. "It was worth it because

it was a great opportunity to really get to

know people."

Police officers played

by Dr. Lo and Mr. Se­

bastian salute their

chief, Chuck Wareing.

Several staff and faculty

members used hidden

talents both on and off

the stage to make the

play successful.

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