Freeport High School students return to stage to dazzle with Showtime
Showtime 42 is the music department’s annual production in which the show choir and jazz band offer a fast-paced, wholesome night of music and comedy.
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Showtime 42 is the music department’s annual production in which the show choir and jazz band offer a fast-paced, wholesome night of music and comedy.
Because of social distancing, the performances are moving to the Jeannette Lloyd Theatre instead of the studio theatre at Freeport High School.
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Jane Lethlean Special to The Journal-Standard FREEPORT — It has been a year since the Freeport High School Theatre Department has been able to have the students perform in front of the community. But the wait is nearly over. Live performances return Thursday. Tim Connors, director of theater and speech at Freeport High School, said the students were hit hard when the spring and fall 2020 performances could not be held due to COVID-19 restrictions. Live performance is back for the students at FHS as they ready for their first public performances in more than a year with the musical “Youâ...
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