SHOWING : October 05, 2006 - October 14, 2006
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The more you know about the Lewis Carroll classics "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking Glass," the more you'll appreciate the North Spring High School Performing Arts Department's striking and eccentric presentation of Alice: An Adaptation of Wonderland. This is no Disneyfied, candy-colored world of funny animal characters. Instead, director Brian Kimmel paints a dark, unsettling and surreally incomprehensible world of grownups, with all their melancholic slavery to literalness and language and convention.
Oct 5 - 7pm
Oct 6 - 7pm
Oct 7 - 2pm and 7pm
Oct 8 - 2pm and 7pm
Oct 12 - 7pm
Oct 13 - 7pm
Oct 14 - 2pm and 7pm
Tickets: $5 Students, $8 Adults
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Freshmen!
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Friday, November 10, 2006 |
NR
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You would think that North springs would have amore experienced cast for their show but the cast was largely comprised of underclassmen. They really weakened the show. Greg Kamp isn't a real actor, just a fruity dancer. The rest of the cast was pretty good, but it could have been better cast. I mean, Rebecca Bruder doesn't even have blonde hair for the role of Alice. The production was good though, because it seemed as though cast actually cared about the quality of the show, unlike in Ragtime. I must say that the emo techies need to step it up because they're kind of slacking off. They're probably too busy cutting their wrists backstage so they lose focus during performances. I definitely recommend that people attend shows at this wonderful theatre. [POST A COMMENT REGARDING THIS REVIEW] |
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