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LFHS students stir emotions with timeless tale of totalitarian society

Comrade Julia (left to right), played by Kailey Albus, O’Brien, played Zach Demet, and Winston, played by Bryan Kingsley, discuss the conspiracy to rebel against Big Brother during a production of “1984” at Lake Forest High School. Photo courtesy of Visual Image Photography

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Katie Copenhaver, Freelance Reporter
5:00 am CST February 7, 2019
The polar vortex that struck the Chicago area interfered with the schedule for Lake Forest High School’s winter play, but could not stop it. As the Producers-at-Large (PALS) parent booster group said, “the show must go on,” and it did Friday-Saturday Feb. 1-2 in the David Miller Theater at the school.

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