What makes a machine? What makes a human? Can the two entities co-exist peacefully? Those questions and more will be up for discussion in Moffat County High School’s latest theater production. The curtain goes up.
With the plot of the upcoming Moffat County High School fall musical syncing up greatly with its behind-the-scenes action, the message has never been greater that even when life throws you unexpected moments, the world.
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The last time the members of the Moffat County High School drama program were ready for showtime, society was just about to get very used to wearing masks. This time around, the local young thespians will be donning a more classic facial gear: comedy and tragedy.
The Bulldog theater program comes back with a flair this week with the premiere of “Saving the Greeks: One Tragedy at a Time,” at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday as well as a 1:30 p.m. Saturday matinee at the MCHS auditorium, 900 Finley Lane.
Admission is $7 per person.
The stage play by Jason Pizzarello focuses on hapless heroes Dialysis and Peon (Jessica Womble, Nevaeh Allen) as they navigate familiar premises and personalities within the world of ancient Greek theater and mythology.