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LFHS theater begins year with Senior-Directed One-Acts

Sister Blanche (left), played by Abby Wickman, and Father Seacrest, played by Zeyad Alam, put on disguises in “If God Ate Fried Chicken,” directed by Tessa Kerouac and Victoria Walsh, during the Senior-Directed One-Acts on Aug. 26, at Lake Forest High School. PHOTOS by Claire Esker/22nd Century Media.
Olivia Brown narrates a comedic look at modern movie making in “In Your Face Movies,” directed by Sam King.

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Alyssa Groh, Editor
1:46 pm PDT September 12, 2017
As part of a fundraiser and to get back into the swing of the school year and being in theater, Lake Forest High School put on a production of Senior-Directed One-Acts on Aug. 26.

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