MTC prepares for contest play Nov. 1 after performing “Harvey”

Atarah Israel, Editor-in-Chief|October 28, 2021

SHOW STOPPER Rehearsing for their contest play “Fire Exit,” Delaney Craig, sophomore, plays the role of Janice. Theatre will compete Nov. 1 before preparing for Regionals.

Between putting on three productions of “Harvey” Oct. 15, 16 and 22, and rehearsing for their upcoming contest play, Theatre members have been busy with months of preparation. Despite fears of cancellation after MHS moved into stage 3 of the COVID-19 plan, Theatre was able to put on in-person productions of “Harvey” in the auditorium. The club competes Nov. 1 with their contest play “Fire Exit,” then will set their sights on Regionals.

“As a part of the technical side, The preparation for the play was always something we’d improve with in each rehearsal,” Leira Alvarez, senior and makeup artist, said. “We’ve come a long way from the first practice.”

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