As students of Oakmont High School settle into their annual school routines, the drama department is preparing for their upcoming theater production: “Puffs.”
The main concept of “Puffs” revolves...
Oakmont has been putting on highly impressive dance performances for years on end. Every year, there is great anticipation for the shows, as they are a major part of the performer’s experience in the...
The musical “Little Shop of Horrors” was originally a film that came out on Dec. 19, 1986 and became a broadway show on Oct. 2, 2003. Since then, the musical has been a classic horrific comedy for...
To improvise; to create and perform something without any notice, any preparation, any predetermined ideas or materials. It could be said that everything is improvised, that a majority of life and love...
Sophomore Eleonore Desmond has been pursuing drama since she was five years old, when both her and her mom performed in “A Christmas Carol” as the soup lady and the soup lady's daughter. When moving...
Oakmont’s professional drama company shares how their relationship between each other has become like a family during their time together.
“Especially during tech week and close to the performances,...
On October 31, the professional drama class performed their annual Halloween-themed show during each class period and once after school for students and teachers to enjoy.
“I think [the Halloween...
On Halloween, our professional drama class performed the annual Halloween show, called House Hunters: Supernatural, in the theater to bring out Halloween spirit to students and teachers.
“I’m a...
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