Music, magic and slippers
Owen Yeates, left, and Sophie Hart, as Prince Topher and Ella, work on some tricky choreography at rehearsals for the Quincy High School performance of “Cinderella.” The play opens Feb. 28.
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Jerrod Miller paints the pumpkin-turned-carriage for the Quincy High School presentation of “Cinderella.” The students decided to make it blue so as to distance it from its former pumpkin-y color.
Odessa Lybbert shows the set of the house the crew made for the Quincy High School production of “Cinderella.”
Freshman Sophie Hart rehearses a solo from her part in the Quincy High School production of “Cinderella,” opening Feb. 28.
QUINCY — One of the most iconic stories of our culture will take the stage Feb. 28, as Quincy High School theater group presents “Cinderella.” It’s the classic tale of a girl who languishes under the cruel eye of her stepmother, bullied by her stepsisters until her fairy godmother comes along and outfits her for the prince’s ball.
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