Sacred Heart Prep Drama hit one out of the park with the spring musical ‘Into the Woods,’ that ran April 27-29, an ambitious Stephen Sondheim score director Jeff Adams’ ensemble cast embraced with an array of powerful vocal performances. The tearjerker ‘No One is Alone,’ featuring a gorgeous harmony between leads Angelo Nunez and Maggie Kloninger-Stever, was a highlight. Captivating sets and the subtle power of the 10-piece student orchestra were theater gold.

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Tristyn Girouard (Baker’s Wife) and Nunez (Baker).

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Leah McDade (Little Red) and Girouard.
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Samora Stephens (Witch), whose eclectic portrayal ranged from Act I hip-hop style dialogue to the Act II showstopper ballad ‘Last Midnight.’

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Ebo Biratu (Jack’s Mom), puppeteer Chachi Boesen (Milky White), and Cade Carcione (Jack).
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Scarlett Zerber (Rapunzel), Will Avina (Rapunzel’s Prince), Kloninger-Stever (Cinderella) and RJ Stephens (Cinderella’s Prince).

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