Montgomery Catholic Drama Program Performs Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing

The Montgomery Catholic Drama program performed a stunning rendition of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing on December 15 and 16. This production displayed the incredible talents of MCPS middle and high school students.

Tony Davison, director of the drama program, worked tirelessly to direct such a beautiful performance. He challenged his students to push themselves to discover talents they didn’t know they had. Lead actors Ian Marcell as Claudio, Willie Hall as Benedick, Taylor Biggs as Beatrice, and Amy Spinney as Hero, along with all supporting characters, captured the audience with their talent and wit from the opening scene to the final bow.

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The Montgomery Catholic Drama program will be performing Disney’s Aladdin in the spring.

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