Archer thespians present ‘Spring Awakening’ to community

By Anika Bhavnani, Editor-in-Chief|December 8, 2015

The cast of the musical performing in one of the last songs. The whole cast was featured in this song.

On the weekend of Nov. 13-14, Archer students participated in the musical, “Spring Awakening.” This all-girl production of the musical was the first of its kind. Billie Wakeham ’17, Lulu Cerone ’17 and Hollis Dohr ’17 played the musical’s three leads: Wendla, Moritz and Melchior, respectively.

Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17
Photos from Spring Awakening. Photographer: Anika Bhavnani ’17

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Cannon performs a line after getting upset with Alice during the tea party. The Mad Hatter then calmed down and joined the rest of the guests for the remainder of the scene. Stella Leland (‘26) played the knave and reflected on their favorite part of rehearsals. “What stands out a lot is always the first read-through of something. Whenever we do that at any production — some of us might have read this script beforehand — its the first time the show is seen with everyone,” Leland said. “Who they are, their characters and everything, and its the first time youre like, ‘Oh, I can tell whats going to happen now.’ Its just a nice moment.”

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Serenity Jones (26) and Alice Rifenbark (28) interact with senior Sadie Longs artwork. Long and Chloe Resnick (24) opened their senior show, Roots & Reflections: A Surreal Look at Beginnings, in the Eastern Star Gallery Wednesday, April 10.

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