Salesianum School's musical production of "Little Shop of Horrors" was performed outside. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Another challenging year for schools in general, and high school musicals in particular, ended with just about everybody getting into the act.
After most schools were able to perform their spring musicals productions last year before the coronavirus pandemic shut everything down, high schools in the Diocese of Wilmington did all they could to host performances this 2021 spring season.
As with all school activities, COVID restrictions were prioritized for the health and safety of all those involved.
The season concluded with Salesianum School, joining forces with performers from Padua Academy and Ursuline Academy. St. Elizabeth performed “Showstoppers” in an online venue and Ss. Peter and Paul produced “Mozart’s Magic Flute.”
Ss. Peter and Paul students rehearse “The Magic Flute” at the school in Easton, Md..
St. Elizabeth “showstoppers” performers.
“Showstoppers” at St. Elizabeth.
“Showstoppers” at St. Elizabeth.
“Showstoppers” at St. Elizabeth.
“Little Shop of Horrors” at Salesianum School. Dialog photo/Don Blake.
Catherine Enslen of Ursuline Academy and Sebastian Gervay perform during Salesianum School’s musical production of “Little Shop of Horrors.” Dialog photo/Don Blake
Minjie Park performs during Salesianum School’s musical production of “Little Shop of Horrors.” Dialog photo/Don Blake
Catherine Enslen of Ursuline. Dialog Photo/Don Blake
Catherine Enslen of Padua and Sebastian Gervay. Dialog Photo/Don Blake
Sebastian Gervay and Wyatt Enslen. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Carmen Rafalli. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Carmen Rafalli. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Sebastian Gervay and Carmen Rafalli. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Catherine Enslen of Ursuline Academy and Sebastian Gervay. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Catherine Enslen of Ursuline Academy and Sebastian Gervay. Dialog photo/Don Blake
Catherine Enslen of Ursuline Academy and Sebastian Gervay. Dialog photo/Don Blake