Oyster Bay High School’s talented cast, crew and pit musicians took center stage on March 7-8, bringing“The Addams Family”to life in a production that captivated audiences. With more than 70 students involved and over 775 attendees across both nights, the show was met with enthusiastic applause.
Adding to the excitement, BLI radio’s Ally Ali attended the performance, calling it “the kookiest and craziest musical yet! One of my favorites, and they did such a beautiful job.” This recognition qualifies the school’s musical program for a $2,500 scholarship, further supporting student performers.
This year’s production also featured a partnership with the Port Washington UFSD to engage young theater enthusiasts. The 4th and 5th grade drama club from Manorhaven Elementary was invited to a special in-school preview performance and received complimentary tickets to attend the final show with their families. As part of the “Drama Buddy Pen Pal Project”, these young performers corresponded with Oyster Bay’s 7th-12th grade cast and crew, exchanging letters, asking questions and reflecting on the experience.
Beyond the spotlight, the production served as an opportunity for mentorship, fostering a love for theater in the next generation of performers. The success of“The Addams Family”was a testament to the dedication and creativity of the students, faculty and community members who brought it to life.
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Date Added: 3/11/2025