MRHS's Beauty & The Beast - A Stunning Show Of Song & Skill
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DescriptionAn article reviewing MRHS's recent Beauty & The Beast rendition.
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MRHS Theatre CompanyIntroductionOn Tuesday, March 12th, the MRHS Theatre Company presented its rendition of Beauty & The Beast, a beloved musical known for its timeless appeal. The production carried high expectations and surpassed them through exceptional performances.
The students of MRHS delivered remarkable talent, capturing the emotion and intensity of each scene with passion and precision. Their dedication and artistry resulted in a memorable theatrical experience.
The Story/MusicThe classic tale of Beauty & The Beast centers on Belle, a book-loving girl from a French village, and her evolving relationship with a cursed prince known as the Beast. Their connection grows beyond appearances, culminating in a climactic moment where love breaks the curse, restoring humanity to the castle's inhabitants.
The musical featured iconic songs, including Beauty & The Beast, Belle, Gaston, Be Our Guest, and If I Can't Love Her. Both solo and ensemble performances demonstrated vocal excellence, with several cast members delivering standout moments.
The PerformancesAlexis Arruda, portraying Belle, and Faye Viprino, performing as the Beast, delivered captivating lead performances. Arruda showcased an impressive vocal range, while Viprino brought depth and command to the Beast’s character, achieving a level of nuance beyond expectations.
Ben McGrath embodied Gaston with charisma and stage presence, supported by Boden Mabile as the lively and comedic Lefou. Their on-stage chemistry provided both humor and energy, enhancing the production’s vibrancy.
The supporting cast, including Connor Francis (Cogsworth), Welly Holmes (Lumiere), Emory Hines (Babette), Chloe Thompson (Mrs. Potts), Dante Rossetti (Chip), and Leyla Holmes (Madame de la Grande Bouche), delivered strong group and solo performances. Holmes’ portrayal of Lumiere, complete with a vibrant French accent, and Thompson’s moving rendition of the title song were particularly notable.
The Shoutouts
The pit band performed with precision, providing musical depth throughout the production. The technical crew contributed significantly, with lighting by Kayandra Watson and Charlotte Mahoney, sound and design by Quill Adamsons, and stage management by Tim Gray and Charlotte Skinner, all contributing to a polished and immersive experience.
Directorial leadership from Rachel Barnes (director), Rosemarie Richard (musical director), and Aaron Bolton (technical director) ensured a seamless and engaging production.
ConclusionThis production of Beauty & The Beast highlights the artistic excellence of MRHS students. The collaborative effort from cast, crew, and musicians created an unforgettable theatrical experience, exemplifying the power of the arts within the school community.
Buy tickets here: msbtickets.com/monomoyregionalhighschool/schoolevents
The students of MRHS delivered remarkable talent, capturing the emotion and intensity of each scene with passion and precision. Their dedication and artistry resulted in a memorable theatrical experience.
The Story/MusicThe classic tale of Beauty & The Beast centers on Belle, a book-loving girl from a French village, and her evolving relationship with a cursed prince known as the Beast. Their connection grows beyond appearances, culminating in a climactic moment where love breaks the curse, restoring humanity to the castle's inhabitants.
The musical featured iconic songs, including Beauty & The Beast, Belle, Gaston, Be Our Guest, and If I Can't Love Her. Both solo and ensemble performances demonstrated vocal excellence, with several cast members delivering standout moments.
The PerformancesAlexis Arruda, portraying Belle, and Faye Viprino, performing as the Beast, delivered captivating lead performances. Arruda showcased an impressive vocal range, while Viprino brought depth and command to the Beast’s character, achieving a level of nuance beyond expectations.
Ben McGrath embodied Gaston with charisma and stage presence, supported by Boden Mabile as the lively and comedic Lefou. Their on-stage chemistry provided both humor and energy, enhancing the production’s vibrancy.
The supporting cast, including Connor Francis (Cogsworth), Welly Holmes (Lumiere), Emory Hines (Babette), Chloe Thompson (Mrs. Potts), Dante Rossetti (Chip), and Leyla Holmes (Madame de la Grande Bouche), delivered strong group and solo performances. Holmes’ portrayal of Lumiere, complete with a vibrant French accent, and Thompson’s moving rendition of the title song were particularly notable.
The Shoutouts
The pit band performed with precision, providing musical depth throughout the production. The technical crew contributed significantly, with lighting by Kayandra Watson and Charlotte Mahoney, sound and design by Quill Adamsons, and stage management by Tim Gray and Charlotte Skinner, all contributing to a polished and immersive experience.
Directorial leadership from Rachel Barnes (director), Rosemarie Richard (musical director), and Aaron Bolton (technical director) ensured a seamless and engaging production.
ConclusionThis production of Beauty & The Beast highlights the artistic excellence of MRHS students. The collaborative effort from cast, crew, and musicians created an unforgettable theatrical experience, exemplifying the power of the arts within the school community.
Buy tickets here: msbtickets.com/monomoyregionalhighschool/schoolevents
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