Clue is a smashing success!

This past weekend, our high school play was an overwhelming success, showcasing the remarkable talents of our students. The entire production came together seamlessly, thanks to the hard work of our set designers, backstage crew, technical staff, and sound technicians, all of whom played a crucial role in creating an mysterious, unforgettable experience for the audience.

The performances themselves were fantastic. Our student actors brought their characters to life with a perfect blend of humor and authenticity. They managed to embody their roles while also allowing their individual personalities to shine through. Witnessing the performances of friends and the children of friends filled the audience with joy and awe, making the experience truly special.

Not only did the show impress, but it was also an incredibly fun event. The students radiated joy throughout their performance, and at the curtain call, smiles filled the auditorium. Pride filled audience members, enthusiastically shared their thoughts as they left the EMS auditorium.

“Fantastic.”

“I am so proud of them.”

“What fun!”

“Now my daughter wants to go here!” shared another excited attendee, highlighting the impact of the performance on prospective students.

When our students take the stage, they do more than just entertain; they foster a sense of community and connection. The camaraderie and shared experience of the performance bring everyone together, making it a memorable occasion for our whole k-12 community and beyond!

As we celebrate the success of this production, we eagerly look forward to our next show. Our musical, “Big Fish,” is set to be performed from February 28 to March 2. Be sure to make your plans now to join us for what promises to be another fantastic showcase of our students’ talents!

Wadsworth ……………Samuel Castaneda ’25
Yvette……………….Annabelle Lehembre ’28
Miss Scarlet………….Kaidence Swartzentruber ’28
Mrs. Peacock………….Eleanor Albers ’25
Mrs. White …………..Noelle Rankin ’25
Colonel Mustard ………Jackson Comfort ’26
Professor Plum………..Samuel Aponte ’28
Mr. Green ……………Wendel King ’27
Mr. Boddy ……………Thatcher Brubaker ’27
The Cook……………..Zach Halteman ’26
The Motorist………….Chloe Thornton ’27
Unexpected Cop………..Cayden Curry ’28
Singing Telegram Girl….Sienna Kauffman ’27
Chief of Police……….Izzy Ozcan ’28
Cop …………………Lewis Yoder ’26
Radio Broadcaster……..Samara Katz ’26