Marcela Arambula, 9, playing herself in “The Pandemic Project.” Her character is showing off the dancing skills she learned over a zoom call (Photo by Z. Knust).

Alex Kaljumaa and Remington White, 10, sitting on opposite sides of a fictional wall that separates 2 villages. Their 2 villages were hit by a plague and they are the only survivor of the plague (Photo by Z.Knust)

Zach Bradshaw, 11, playing the COVID-19 Virus personified. Bradshaw reaches his hand out to try and infect Alex Lopez, 9 (Photo by Z. Knust).

Alex Lopez, 9, playing herself in “The Pandemic Project.” Lopez is attempting to banish Zach Bradshaw, 11, who plays the COVID-19 Virus personified (Photo by Z. Knust).

Carter Smotherman, 9, during “The Pandemic Project: Part 2” is giving a monologue. (Photo by Z.Knust)

Marcela Arambula, 9, washing her hands to get rid Zach Bradshaw, 9, playing of the COVID-19 Virus personified (Photo by Z.Knust).

Remington White, 10, pulls out a gun while being a mime stuck in a box. He pulls the gun while saying the line “I’m willing to give it a shot” (Photo by Z.Knust).

Remington White, 10, plays a mime stuck in a box gasping for air. Erin Scroggins, 10, making fun of White’s character because there is no actual box for him to be stuck in (Photo by Z.Knust).

Ashlyn Lake, 11, plays Pestilence and Zach Bradshaw, 11, plays COVID-19 personified, celebrating the success of the COVID-19 virus. Damion Casaert, 12, playing Famine talking to Lake about Pestilence Celebration Party (Photo by Z.Knust).

The Cast of the “Pandemic Project: Part 2,” pose together at the end of their performance (Photo by Z. Knust).