Different students sang solos accompanied by a small live band of other LHS students. Apart from interacting with the audience during intermission, the students also pulled random volunteers to come up on stage to participate in different parables.Įach member in the cast executed charming versions of themselves with caricature-ish qualities that got the audience laughing at the witty and exaggerated actions. During intermission, the cast members ventured out into the audience to take selfies that were later shown in the screes hanging above the stage. Quirky hashtags flashed up on screens spontaneously during the songs, making young and old audience members laugh. The musical opens in a modern-day drama classroom, with the students fidgeting and playing around with cellphones and laptops, posting to social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.
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Godspell was wrapped up with the visual confection of bright colors, and a cast full of talented students. The songs and stories are featured around parables in the book of Matthew, and it ends with the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. This upbeat musical featured a cast of students playing themselves, along with Jesus (played by senior Christian Klepac) and Judas (played by junior David Black). After much anticipation of this year’s spring musical, I was delighted to see Godspell onopening night.
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