A cruise ship, hotel, and bed-and-breakfast with similar names become the setting for chaotic, but hilarious, mix-ups in Bermuda. The cast and crew have been working diligently under the leadership of our senior directors Jay Johnson, Gabi Schmidt and Kort Booth.
Showtimes will take place in the Central High School Auditorium on Thursday, May 7 and Friday, May 8 at 7 p.m., and on Saturday, May 9 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available at the door, CASH ONLY. Students and senior citizens are $5, and adult tickets are $7.
She plans to attend the University of North Dakota and will major in Forensic Science. Her advice for underclassmen is to, “Get a good parking spot.”
“Central prepared me for my future by allowing small class sizes and a strong sense of community!” Gabi said. “I feel like I have good relationships with all of the staff here, not just teachers. The smaller class sizes allow for more personalized learning and getting to try new things.”
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He plans to work at Electrical Production Services and become an electrician. His advice for underclassmen is to work ahead and get all of your credits and electives done early.
She will be attending Morningside University to major in nursing and play basketball. Her advice for younger students is to, “Be yourself, not who others want you to be.”
He plans to attend Alexandria Technical and Community College and major in carpentry. His advice for underclassmen is to, “Be yourself and know that is good enough.”
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Here is Emmitt’s food for thought for underclassmen, “Always bring food into school because you'll get hungry.”
Showtimes will take place in the Central High School Auditorium on Thursday, May 7 and Friday, May 8 at 7 p.m., and on Saturday, May 9 at 2 p.m. Tickets are available at the door, CASH ONLY. Students and senior citizens are $5, and adult tickets are $7.
The play synopsis: A cruise ship, hotel, and bed-and-breakfast with similar names become the setting for chaotic, but hilarious, mix-ups in Bermuda. A high school science field trip (in search of a rare medicinal plant), a marching band (performing in a competition that may not exist), a religious retreat (that’s actually a doomsday cult), and a category 5 hurricane (which formed in the Bermuda Triangle) all collide. At the center is Shea, a struggling inn owner trying to hide the chaos from an important B&B influencer whose “Platinum Pillow” review could save—or sink—her business. The play was written by Steven Garvey.
She plans to attend Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa, to pursue a major in public health and play volleyball.
Her advice for underclassmen is a reminder, “Don’t do bad things.”
She plans on attending Winona State University to major in Pediatric Occupational Therapy. Her advice for younger students is to remember to take every opportunity you get.
