Zachary Vasser, 11, walks across the stage during mic check. Mic check happens before a performance to ensure that the mics are working properly.

Faye Dent, 12, Rylee Higgs, 10, and Maryanne McNally, 11, perfect their makeup in the mirror before one of their shows. Makeup is used to make sure people’s faces are visible onstage.

Emma Hays, 10, applies makeup in the dressing room before one of the shows. Stage makeup is more vivid so that it is to be seen off stage well.

Adrianna Wendel, theater teacher, paints on styrofoam in the shape of books. These were used to fill up space on bookshelves and to look like books from the audience.

Abbigail Richeson, 9, and Addelyn Horne, 11, detail and paint books on moving bookshelves for the “Music Man.” This was completed during one of many technical calls to help complete the set for the show.

Addelyn Horne, 11, paints books on the bookshelves that were used during the song “Marian the Librarian”. The crew often finished up set pieces before runs of the show during tech week.

Production Stage Manager, Savannah Bard, 12, paints a window onto a wall to improve the backdrop for the “Music Man.” Students worked to complete the set in time for the actors to rehearse for the play to be performed later that week.

During a dress rehearsal of “The Music Man,” Ethan Knust, 12, reflects after a scene with the character Marian Paroo. This production was performed Nov. 16, 17, and 18.

Quorynn Harris, 10, stands onstage during mic check. Mic check happens prior to shows to ensure mics are working efficiently.

Taylor Malkames, 10, helps Maryanne McNally, 11, with their hair before a dress rehearsal. Hair is a very intricate part of musicals.