| Thursday evening I had the pleasure to see, Ragtime, performed by the West Bloomfield High School drama group. |
| There were almost 100 students involved in this production. |
| I was invited by my brother John and his beautiful wife, Sita. |
| Every major singer had their music down pat. |
| With such a large cast it was amazing that they flowed along so seamlessly. |
| The costumes were very appropriate in pegging the races. |
| We had the white class. |
| The black class. |
| The shanty class. |
| The singing was very good. |
| This is the princess I came to hear sing. |
| And act!! |
| With such a large cast it was interesting to notice that there were not a lot of props. |
| Feels like Ellis Island. |
| The directer used this stair prop several different ways to make a huge statement. |
| Every time this group came out on stage, the colors were beautiful. |
| The play, "Ragtime" was written by E. L. Doctorow. |
| I wish I had a photo of the orchestra pit. |
| Funny, I recognize some of these looks on her face! |
| Vocal direction was by Sheryl Hauk. |
| Orchestra direction by Karl Stein. |
| Choreography by Courtney Kamen. |
| Starting at the show's trailers to the completion of the production, so much energy was poured into the musical. |
| Costumes, tech crew, set design, sound design, lighting and music were astounding, coming from these young players. |
| Thank you for a performance well done. I love you Kim. |
1 comment:
I actually just taught the original novel to the high schooler I tutor. It's a good'un. This production looks pretty sharp. That stair-prop is not unlike what Emma Goldman would have spoken from, probably.
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