Part 'club', part 'arts and entertainment', and a whole lot of 'high school musical', Cappies is a group of specialized student journalists who have attended training as critics and then attend multiple shows put on in their region. Cappies members learn about theatre production and have the opportunity to be published in their local city's newspapers. This is OCV's inaugural year as participating members of Canada's Capital Cappies, a Canadian chapter of Cappies. The Virtual Voice is proud to publish our student journalists here before they potentially are published in The Ottawa Citizen. For more information, please check out https://www.cappies.com/.
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Positives far Outweigh the Negatives in Little Shop of Horrors
Positives far Outweigh the Negatives in Little Shop of Horrors
by: Xue Feng Shi
At All Saints High School's production of Little Shop of Horrors, the curtains opened up to a quaint yet domestic set with laundry strung on clotheslines, run down walls, and a sign advertising a flower shop. Mushnik, the shop owner, frets about the lack of customers at his business while simultaneously making surprisingly sensible comments about the abusive boyfriend of his employee, Audrey, and yelling at his other employee, the meek and mild-mannered Seymour.
Riveting Wonders of the Little Shop of Horrors
Riveting Wonders of the Little Shop of Horrors
by: Farah Hamed
An extraterrestrial plant that craved human flesh left people wondering if they should purchase flowers for the future Valentine's Day. The eerie atmosphere that was developed in the recent production of Little Shop of Horrors by All Saints High School served heapfuls of personalities that eminently conducted the journey of the protagonist's dilemmas as he navigated love with morality.
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