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In Full Bloom
In Full Bloom
By Camile Chew and Zoe Hong
This spring, the Lincoln auditorium was filled with three different performances: the hamlet showcase performed by AP literature students, the Black Student Union assembly organized by LaBoris Perry, and the unity day assembly set up by ASB, each of which celebrated the different communities at Lincoln. At the Hamlet show, various groups of students performed their interpretation of scenes from Shakespeare's Hamlet transporting their characters and the audience from Washington parlors to upstate New York. This spring also debuted Lincoln’s first ever Black Student Union Assembly where students danced and tested others on their Black History knowledge through trivia. The unity day assembly started off with Lincoln Drum Corps performing in their “Super Mario” themed costumes then followed up with many funny videos from D&D club, Writing for publication, the japanese culture club, and JROTC. This Assembly also included skits from peer resources, ASB, and lion dance ME, finally closing off with all performing students dancing to “Lush Life” by Zara Larson.
Zoë Hsu Doo (Right) as Ophelia breaking down in a Upstate New York Parlor in front of Phoebe Seigel as Gertrude and Anya Golden as Claudius (Left)
Sophie Ng as Laertes and Anya Golden as Claudius having a tense stand off while Phoebe Seigel as Gertrude attempts to stop them in the scene Hamless
Stella Van Ness as Ophelia from Ian Stewarts direction on a modern hamlet set in Los Angeles giving flowers to Quan Doan as Laertes
Kara Gibbons as Hamlet and Lana Pierce as Ophelia holding each other tenderly during Act three Scene 1: Get Thee To A Comedy
Bella Speckhard as Ariel from Disneys Little Mermaid during the Drama and Tech departments performance for the Unity Day Assembly
Lincoln Drum Corps performing as the first act in this years Unity Day Assembly dressed in their hand crafted Super Mario costumes
Carrie Wu, Andy Liao, Justin Dinh, and Edison Tan perform as part of LionDanceME
Koresence members striking a pose while performing "TIME BOMB" by izna
Koresence members striking a pose while performing "TIME BOMB" by izna
Student speaker Elijah Washington highlights the lack of role models for Black Americans within school while affirming the stregnth of the Black community.
Students show off their dance skills to a remix of "Back Breaker" by Chef Boy
BSU Students gather to dance at the end of the first BSU assembly
One of the BSU leaders, LaBoris Perry dancing to the encouragement of other BSU members
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