Senior One Person Shows allow Theater IV seniors to create their own act

Olivia Grahl, Editor-in-Chief|April 27, 2016

Theater IV students in Nowaf Sanifs Theater One the One Act at the Senior One Person Show on April 27. Photo by Olivia Grahl

Theater IV students in Nowaf Sanif’s “Theater One the One Act” at the Senior One Person Show on April 27. Photo by Olivia Grahl

The first night of Senior One Person Shows (OPS) took place April 27 in the theater from 7-9:30 p.m. These shows are written, directed and performed by seniors in Theater IV. Angie Reed and Casey Borghesi, Nowaf Sanif, Josephine Douthat, Kayla Duffey and Midori Garman all performed their own 30-minute shows.

by OLIVIA GRAHL

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