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Actors Adalyn
Stone, David Schmidt and Presley Coale rehearse a scene
where they pantomime washing dishes in the Lincoln Community
High School fall production of “All I Really Need to Know I
Learned in Kindergarten.” |
LCHS to open “Kindergarten” fall
production Thursday evening
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[October 11, 2021]
The Lincoln Community High School Theatre Department is proud to
present its fall production, its first play in almost two years,
“All I Really Need To Know I Learned in Kindergarten” Oct. 14-17.
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The
play, based on the book by Robert Fulgham and adapted by Ernest
Zulia, features over 30 vignettes, short scenes played by a variety
of actors in a variety of roles. Performances are at 7 p.m. Oct. 14
and 16 and at 2 p.m. Oct. 17. There is no performance on Friday Oct.
15.
Twelve LCHS students will be on stage throughout the productions
while five will work behind the scenes.
Director Jennifer Keith is thrilled to welcome LCHS theatre goers
back to the LCHS Auditorium.
“It’s been a long drought for plays on the LCHS stage by LCHS
students,” said Keith, “but these students have worked very hard and
are so excited to just be back on the stage.”
Keith continued that even veteran actors were given a chance to
direct some of the vignettes in this production.
“This play allows opportunities for students to play different
roles, and three of the cast are also wearing director hats,” she
said.
“They have really done tremendous work instructing their peers in
blocking, motivation for the scenes, and setting their stages, but
they have also run into roadblocks and limitations that staging,
budget and timing all create - a great lesson for these young
directors.”
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Seniors Kaylea Ingram and David Schmidt and junior Adalyn Stone
not only star in numerous scenes throughout the play, they also directed some.
“They cast their scenes themselves, blocked them, and coached the actors through
the blocking,” said Keith. “They got frustrated with things all directors feel,
especially the casting process, but it’s been fun for me to watch them grow.”
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Rounding out the cast are seniors Connor Baker and Nikos Poulos, sophomore Logan
Pumfrey and freshmen Presley Coale, Charlie McFadden, Kristina Morrow, Wyatt
Ulvestad, Grace Tolliver and Lily Brant.
Behind the scenes are junior Gracelyn Keith and freshmen Emma Adams, Reece
Winebrinner and Ester Brand.
Tickets are $5 each and will be available at the door 30 minutes before
performance time. Masks are required for everyone in the LCHS building and
social distancing is encouraged.
[Jennifer Keith
Technology Coordinator
Lincoln Community High School] |