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Peter Pan Jr. production flies across stage

April 2, 2014
Ninth grader Trent Miller flies over the stage during one of the final scenes of the play. Miller played the role of Peter Pan. Photo by- Joanne Pringle
Ninth grader Trent Miller flies over the stage during one of the final scenes of the play. Miller played the role of Peter Pan. Photo by- Joanne Pringle

For the past few months, students and teachers prepared for the musical Peter Pan Jr. Over the weekend the play sold out for every performance. The cost for student tickets were $4 and the cost for adult tickets were $8. This musical was the first at the junior high that had special equipment allowing cast members of the play to fly. The play lasted about two hours with a 45 minute intermission. Saturday, March 15 was the most attended show. Teachers and other workers helped move extra chairs into the auditorium so that everybody had a seat.

Eighth grader Gabriella Peters has her makeup done before the first perfomance. Peters played the role of Wendy. Photo by- Joanne Pringle
Eighth grader Gabriella Peters has her makeup done before the first perfomance. Peters played the role of Wendy.
Photo by Joanne Pringle
Shane Rhone and Mason Ferrucci pose for a picture backstage before their first performance. Rhone played the crocodile. Ferrucci played the Nanny dog, Photo by- Joanne Pringle
Shane Rhone and Mason Ferrucci pose for a picture backstage before their first performance. Rhone played the crocodile. Ferrucci played the Nanny dog.
Photo by Joanne Pringle
Ninth grader Isabel Mika sings one of the opening songs in the play. Mika plays the role of Tinker Bell. Photo by- Joanne Pringle
Ninth grader Isabel Mika sings one of the opening songs in the play. Mika plays the role of Tinker Bell.
Photo by Joanne Pringle
Ninth graders Michael Bruce and Hadley Hollern stand stage left while talking about Bruce's hook. Bruce played the role of Captain Hooke. Hollern played the role of Smee. Photo by- Joanne Pringle
Ninth graders Michael Bruce and Hadley Hollern stand stage left while talking about Bruce’s hook. Bruce played the role of Captain Hooke. Hollern played the role of Smee.
Photo by Joanne Pringle

Ninth grader Trent Miller flies over the stage during one of the final scenes of the play. Miller played the role of Peter Pan. Photo by- Joanne Pringle
Ninth grader Trent Miller flies over the stage during one of the final scenes of the play. Miller played the role of Peter Pan.
Photo by Joanne Pringle

 

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    CIERRA C. • Apr 22, 2014 at 11:50 am

    The play was amazing! They did such an excellent job!

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    Matt Zupon • Apr 3, 2014 at 2:38 pm

    That was an awesome play! I really enjoyed watching it and had fun in it. Wonderful story by the way

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