On October 13, the drama crew kicked off the start to the poignant and aspiring drama “Silent Sky.” The majority of the school admired their outstanding performance and appreciated the talent the thespians portrayed. “Silent Sky” circles around Henrietta Leavitt who was an astronomer surpassing standards as well as her fellow scientists from the Harvard Observatory. This play was set in 1910 with attire accustomed to this time period. The cast accurately portrays elements of drama as well as science and romance that make up the central idea of the play. They also conveyed a powerful message throughout the play which is that the possibilities in the universe are endless, and emphasizes how women play a crucial role in society and gender equality is required to maintain an adequate status for everyone in the world. “Silent Sky” was a prominent play to start off the drama season and highlights how remarkable the cast is, and the potential they hold for future shows.
Silent Sky
November 3, 2023
Photo provided by: Nairie De Gregory
Victoria Chrichton and Ava Elliot are seen rehearsing their scripts for the upcoming play.
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