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Look what’s going on at Central! THE ARTS SPRING PLAY TAKES ON SPORTS — COMEDY SPORTZ Comedy improvisation was the format for
this year’s spring play. No script, no costumes, no stage sets to speak
of, but lots of laughs and biting wit characterized the free-wheeling
humor skits that held audience attention for almost two hours each night.
The 20 cast members were divided into five teams, with each performing on
two of the three performance evenings. Improv is spontaneous and involves
quick thinking from the individual actors, yet it is also very much about
teamwork. The spring “play” had a successful run! WEST SIDE STORY A MUSICAL HIGH NOTE The Jets and The Sharks might not have
gotten along, but the cast members of the spring musical were certainly in
tune with one another. Central’s musically inclined thespians breathed
new life into Leonard Bernstein’s music and lyrics. ETHNIC FAIR TRANSFORMS GYM INTO MINI UNITED NATIONS Central’s first all-school ethnic
fair was held in April, bringing together international food, cultural
information, and splendid music/dance performances. Students embraced the
traditions of Ireland, China, Pakistan, Iran, Portugal, Indonesia, India,
Greece, Lithuania, France, Latin America and, of course, the United
States. A great deal was learned under the guise of good times. STUDENT AUTHORS AND ARTISTS PUBLISH SOLSTICE The annual compilation of Central’s
art and literary explorations has just been released. The Solstice
provides insight into student ideas and dreams as expressed in words and
pictures. The contents, as always, are intriguing and thought-provoking.
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