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Students perform for school board

Actors from Anything Goes gave the school board a taste of their performances
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Shayla Hall plays Reno Sweeney and Graham Neilson-Welch plays Moonface in Okanagan Mission Secondary鈥檚 production Anything Goes which wrapped up in March. - Image Credit: Carli Berry/Capital News

The Central Okanagan school board enjoyed a sample performance of Anything Goes, during Wednesday night鈥檚 board meeting.

Shayla Hall, a Grade 12 student at Okanagan Mission Secondary, played Reno Sweeney whose character she describes as cocky.

鈥淪he鈥檚 so different than who I am. I don鈥檛 like being cocky, but once you really commit it鈥檚 so much fun,鈥 said Hall.

In Grade 8 she tried out for a role and has been acting every since. She plans to continue acting after high school.

Grade 10 student at OKM Graham Neilson-Welch plays Moonface.

鈥淚 watch a lot of 50s type movies. I get inspired by those characters,鈥 he said.

The actors performed a duet called Friendship for the board.

Anything Goes sold out every performance and ended a few weeks ago.

The production had two full casts with around 40 students.

Artist director Ryan Grenier said the show was cast in September with performances in February.

The play is predominantly student driven, with students working behind the scenes and developing props.

鈥淚t鈥檚 an opportunity to find themselves, to find confidence,鈥 said Grenier.

Anything Goes is part of OKM Triple Threat Theatre Company.

The Mission MainStage Theatre Company will be doing Shakespeare in Hollywood in late April and early May.





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