The show goes on: Quincy High School drama club musical revue presents unique challenges
Joceline Schaapman performs alone on the Quincy High School stage during taping of the 2020 musical revue "Paciencia y Fe." Putting on a show in the age of the coronavirus presented some unique challenges, according to the director and cast.
The cast of "Paciencia y Fe" gets together, virtually at least, for a cast photo. The Quincy High School production presented some unique challenges for actors and directors alike.
"Paciencia y Fe" directors (from left) Haliey Weber, Kylie Youngren and Justin Blalock pose for a group selfie. The 2020 Quincy High School production presented some "weird" challenges, Weber said.
Stephanie Sanchez and the rest of the cast of the Quincy High School production "Paciencia y Fe" performed alone in an empty theater, one of the many challenges presented by the coronavirus outbreak.
Allie Manly
Isaac Hope
QUINCY — The COVID-19 outbreak put the Quincy High School drama club in a situation that’s all too familiar, switching to online from in-person.
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