Valley View High School Needs No Props
Photo Courtesy of: MVHS
Theater students at Valley View High School rehearse their production of “Our Town,” which will be judged by the California Educational Theater Association. (From left) Student Tamareae Woffordd playing George Gibbs and student Bayleigh McKinnis playing Emily Webb.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
The point of the play was to have little props as possible so the students' talents could really shine. The "Gibbs" family in their home and the "Webb" family in their home as they both sit down for breakfast.
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
Stage manager Gracie Krikl (left) shares information with the audience with Mr. Webb, played by student Elias Mauud (right).
Photo Courtesy of: Kayla Sheldon
Dr. Gibbs played by student Christian Torres (left) gives his son George Gibbs, played by student Tamareae Woffordd, a lecture on chores around the house. (Right) Student Bayleigh Mckinnis playing Emily Webb is shown doing her homework in her own house.
November 12, 2014 at 11:32am. Views: 75
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