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Student-designed costumes allowed campers to transform themselves into sailors, magicians, fairies, monsters and royalty.
After the performance, drama campers and guests epjoyed a tropical-themed party.
Players included Julia Weir as Miranda; Connor Johnson as Prospero; Luke Miller as Caliban; Joseph Dowell as Ferdinand; Gena Boice as Ariel; Catherine Deane as Queen of Milan; and Breda Clough as Lydia the fairy. Megan Baker, a 2007 iVCDS graduate, assisted Mrs. Hauger, English 11 and L2 teacher, in direction.
This week three other :amps are concluding.
The Historic Drama Camp 'ocused on American history md culminated in a production of George Washington Tossing the Delaware River. During the week, students ead stories and completed :rafts related to important events in United States histoy
On Friday, the first- and tecond-grade children prelented their play to an appre:iative audience of parents, p-andparents and siblings, rhe play included scenes from ill aspects of this period of he American Revolutionary Var, with mothers and sisters
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