Mirrors

This was a fantastic show to do! The students loved analyzing the script and thinking through every aspect. We were able to advance to the State level for competition, and the judges loved the script!

Courtney McCampbell, Everett High School, Lansing, Mich.

Fantastic show for any program with a limited budget ...

Cary Nothnagel, Manchester High School, Midlothian, Va.

Well written script that contains hidden surprises for actors and director. The show rewards thoughtful work and those who are willing to look below the surface. The technical requirements are minimal, so this is a great show for an evening of one acts or as a competition piece.

David Sturdevant, Middleburg Academy, Middleburg, Va.

Mirrors is a challenge for high school actors. It is a complex psychological drama that is conducive to student discussion. Its intensity generates audience reaction. Is Fred Peterson still living in the past? -- a perpetual question.

Sheryl Keiper, Delaware Valley Regional High School, Frenchtown, NJ

Excellent. The play "Mirrors" is very well written and open to interpretation.

Rick Sambell, Carine Wilson Secondary School, Orleans, ON

Very interesting to perform. We liked the surreal aspect.

Nicole Sides, Sand Creek High School, Colorado Springs, Colo.

My students appreciated the emotional content of this play and the opportunity to play powerful, dramatic characters. The audience was moved by the performance and impressed with the compelling performances of the students.

Lauren Tobiason, Hammond High School, Columbia, Md.

Very well received by the audiences. We kept them guessing -- much discussion engendered as to which part of Fred Peterson's life was real. Well actedÑcharacters fully realized.

Catherine Olsen, DGF High School, Glydon, Minn.