Our young actor is at it again!

Rams is in a play.  We are super proud!
An anarchist, illegally arrested under suspicion of carrying out a major bomb attack, recently fell from an interrogation room window to his death.Dario Fo's award-winning and chaotically comic political satire is full of clowning, bawdy humour, and madness. The play was produced, designed, and performed by high schoolers. Expect a night of fun, laughter, and an invitation to examine the power structures around us.This production will be the most environmentally responsible to date at Green School…•  Everything made or used has been repurposed and upcycled;•  An audience-powered bike generator keeps the lights on: you don't pedal, we don't see the show!

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  1. GeneDecember 1, 2023 at 8:57 AM

    Should be fun an interesting pedaling for the entire performance. Requires stamina. I'm sure Ramses will have a ball.

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