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Preview: “One Acts” returns for student-led theater
Ketan Altekar-Okazaki
, Senior Staff Writer
May 8, 2024
‘Hamlet’ production brings the 1600s back to life
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and
Maxwell Zhang
April 21, 2024
Theater-focused ‘International Night’ to celebrate cultural diversity
Kristine Lin
, Editor-in-Chief
February 29, 2024
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, Editor-in-Chief
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![Senior actor Lucianna Peralta serves dinner during a rehearsal of "Dinners and Sinners," directed by seniors Eloise Dumas and Abigail Friedland. The play is one of six "One Acts," student-only led productions that will be performed Thursday through Saturday at 7 p.m. According to actor Lily Jeffrey, a junior, the best part about “One Acts” is that she gets to work with her friends. "I have always loved my [current] directors as actors and as friends, so it is super fun to work with them,” Jeffrey said. “They are really great at directing and are super flexible, so overall my experience has been that they are great to work with."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_6663-e1715129127580-1200x869.jpg)
![Students took pride in sharing their cultures during last year's International Night, hosted by Palo Alto High School's Associated Student Body. This year's International Night, this time arranged by Paly's theater program, will take place at 7 p.m. tomorrow in the Performing Arts Center. According to senior Athya Paramesh, who organized the event, students are welcome to participate either as a performer or an attendee. "We wanted it to be open to people from theater, but also beyond theater," Paramesh said. "We got some great [sign-up] responses, so I'm excited."](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/IMG_0141-e1709268258334-1200x851.jpg)
![Junior Annalise Belle Klenow (right), and Seniors Arielle Blumenfeld (center) and Rebecca Helft (left) rehearse a scene from Palo Alto High School’s theater program’s “Mamma Mia!”. According to Blumenfeld, a struggle in producing a musical with many students involved is getting to know everyone on a deeper level. “Because [“Mamma Mia!”] is so big, getting to know every single person and everyone's styles and techniques is hard, although it's definitely also the most rewarding part of it,” Blumenfeld said. “Being able to work with so many new people, and also developing those relationships [with everyone] because that needs to happen before opening night.” (Photo: Leena Hussein)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/DSC_0103-900x600.jpeg)
