The roaring twenties brought many things: prohibition, short skirts, and all that jazz, to name a few. It also brought Street Scene, the 1929 Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Elmer Rice. The play was recently revived at Chantilly High School.
A six-foot tall invisible rabbit, a very genial man with an unusually uppity sister, and a sanitarium…what else could a comedy lover possibly ask for? Chantilly High School’s production of Harvey contained these elements, and so much more. This comedy, written by Mary Chase, premiered at the 48th Street Theatre on Broadway on November 1, [...]
Thousands of Union soldiers mistreated in horrific conditions led to one man and the resonating question, “Why did you obey?” This was the high drama of Chantilly High School’s production of The Andersonville Trial.
This play is based on the 1865 trial of Captain Henry Wirz (Eddie Monk) who is being held responsible for the [...]
Ever wonder if anyone suffers as you do from the gross inadequacies of the human race? The answer would be The Man Who Came to Dinner staged by Chantilly High School on April 28th.
Invited to dinner in remote Mesalia, Ohio, bombastic radio wit Sheridan Whiteside slips on his hosts’ icy doorstep, confining him to a [...]
