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WHSTE showcases five senior one-act plays
June 16, 2022
The Wayland High School Theater Ensemble continued the tradition of having seniors direct one-act plays on Friday, June 11. The five plays ranged from about 10 to 20 minutes each. The first play was “That Darned Wedding Cake,” followed by “A Regency Romance Abridged,” “How to Overthrow Your Student Government in Seven Easy Steps,” “Happy Anniversary” and finally, “John F. Kennedy Zombie Slayer.”
Credit: Penelope Biddle
Junior Molly Morneweck and freshman Olivia Lugo feed each other donuts. In the first play of the night, “That Darned Wedding Cake,” written and directed by senior Chase Dallin, Morneweck and Lugo played fiancés.
