VAPA Showcase Jan. 25 highlights performers in music, dance, theatre

Emma Accacian, Editor-In-Chief|January 27, 2019|106 Views

The VAPA Department hosted a school-wide showcase Jan. 25 which included performances by dance, band, choir and theatre.

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Rooftop Garden - Shortly after the start of Act II, Gabriella and Troy, portrayed by Avi Loveall and Luke Scalzo, sing “I Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You” by Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevill. “Being able to balance fun with work is by far the hardest thing about being in the musical. Learning your lines and dances, practicing with the cast, while trying to have time to hang out with friends makes it very complicated,” Loveall said. Photo by Paulina Solorzano

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