FHS Theatre Department Presenting Footloose!
The FHS Theatre Department is proud to present Footloose! the Musical next week – performances are Thursday, October 16th at 7PM; Saturday, October 18th at 8PM and Sunday, October 19th at 2PM. All performances will be in the Performing Arts Center located at Forney High School.
Tickets are available at the door and cost $5 for students and $7 for adults. Catch one of the performances and show your support for the FHS Theatre Department and the students that have worked so hard to present Footloose!
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No small feat – this production was pretty wonderful.
Everyone involved did a fantastic job.
They might be advised to leave the ticket booth open a little longer.
I attended Saturday evening’s performance and arrived only 7 minutes late and there was noone to give my money to.
Haelee Taylor (Ariel) is supremely talented, and since she is a softmore, we might get the chance to see her and hear her glorious voice for two more years.
“Let’s Hear It For The Boy” was an especially enjoyable number with some difficult choreography brought off quite well by Ensemble.
The only drawback is that with 14 songs, and I believe at least 6 of them ballads, and a two hour run (with Intermission), it seemed to have sapped just a little of the “energy” out of the kids by the finale.
I forgot;
I wanted to mention Adam Hasley (Coach Dunbar) for the little comedic ‘flair’ he put into his role – just a little nuance that can’t be described – you would really have had to have seen/heard it. Added just the right touch of hilarity to a generally non-comedy show without spoiling it’s integrity. He cracked me, and the entire audience up for just a moment or two.
Even his bio is amusing. He must be such a ham!