The Show Must Go On! Westfield Theatre Performs Outdoor Spring Musical

May 27, 2021

Dr. Giannone-Hosig and the cast and crew of Westfield's Spring Musical, The Theory of Relativity, performed outdoors this May. Check out the photos below (credit to Mr. DiBari) and the story from the Washington Post!

A Va high school put on a spring musical amid the pandemic. The stage? A parking lot. By Hannah Natanson

Please note this correction to the article:

In the section below exploring the song "Great Expectations," the characters are stated as Mira and Ryan and the actors portraying those parts are stated as Matthew Krelovich and Alison Brown. It should read that the characters are Mike and Chatherine played by Alejandro Cahoon and Chloe Marquez Jornales.

"Bathed in cold blue light, the two duettists began their song “Great Expectations,” which comes midway through the musical. They were singing of the past. Brown’s Mira and Ryan, played by 18-year-old Matthew Krelovich, sang of their parents’ professions, of their hopes for their children.

But as Mira and Ryan switched to imagining their own futures, the colors shifted — to warm, glowing yellows and oranges.

'The trouble for me is the life that they flaunt,” Brown and Krelovich sang, “is light-years away from the life that I want.