Luke Bewley, Arts and Entertainment Editor
There have been five successful plays at Bradley this school year, and the final one is coming up on May 11 and 12. The play selected is Proof by David Auburn.
Madeleine Connolly, Feature/Opinion Editor
While I’m not the normal sort of person to frequent sports bars, or sports-themed restaurants, my experience at Nasty’s provided me with a newfound appreciation for this restaurant genre. The food and atmosphere was extremely appealing. Everyone I encountered was completely dedicated to making their customers feel as comfortable as possible.
Jeannine Sanchez
Being the last musical of the year, Bye Bye Birdie definitely made a momentous impact The musical is a comedy that takes place in the late 50’s to early 1960’s in Sweet Apple, Ohio based on a character named Albert Peterson.
Asha Osman, News Editor
Legend is a story told from polar perspectives; Day is a wanted criminal fighting against a brutal governmental regime and June is a prodigy of the same system. The Republic, formerly the West coast of the United States, is a nation in a constant battle against the Colonies. When June’s brother Metias is killed, she is assigned to track down the Republic’s prime suspect, Day.
Jasmine Williams, Sports Editor
Joyful Noise was an overall mediocre movie, but as a story, also very random and confusing.
There were plenty of moments that were funny, which made the movie somewhat enjoyable, but there were also parts where the jokes were unexpected and ill fitting.
Jeannine Sanchez, Staff Writer
Theatre activities, personal life, and school are hard to balance. However, students such as Seniors Briana Biffath, Marie Perry, Joey Logan and Andrea Mellum have got it under control. These are only a few students which of whom are pursuing a career in performing arts.
Madeleine Connolly, Feature/Opinion Editor
Show creator Mitchell Hurwitz has announced that plans are in motion for a fourth season of Arrested Development, leading into the long-delayed movie. The new season is expected to air sometime in early 2013.
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