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OAKLAND — Messalonskee High School students will perform favorite selections from their favorite musicals at the Musical Revue at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17.
The students are responsible for their own costumes and makeup while music director Kevin Rhein, the originator of the show, coordinates their work with guest accompanist Gerry Wright. “It is always wonderful to have the students work with my gifted predecessor, Mr. Wright,” said Rhein. “It adds a connection to our high school’s long standing tradition of musical excellence.”
The performers will introduce each other dressed as another character of their choice. This adds an enjoyable vaudevillian dimension to the evening, Rhein said.
Once approved for their performance, each student understands that their moment on the stage is a special time for sharing their deep love of music. It is the audience’s time to enjoy that passion, he said.
All proceeds benefit the Messalonskee High School Chamber Singers performance at Carnegie Hall this spring. Admission is $5.
PHOTO: Messalonskee High School senior Daimian Lewis sings a song from, “Camelot.” (Submitted photo)
