Montgomery Catholic students shine on stage.

Montgomery Catholic students shine on stage. 1

Two current Montgomery Catholic students and a recent graduate took to the stage in Oliver! the musical at the Faulkner Dinner Theatre, landing two of the leading roles. Alicia Ruth Jackson, MCPS class of 2011 and a sophomore at Faulkner University, played Nancy; Matthew Klinger a 6thgrader played Oliver Twist; and Emily Klinger a 3rd grader played an orphan and gang member.
Rehearsals began at the end of June.  The students were in a total of 12 performances, Thursday – Saturday each week in August.

Photo Caption: Montgomery Catholic Students perform in Oliver! at Faulkner Dinner Theater: Emily Klinger, 3rd grader; Alicia Ruth Jackson, Class of 2011; Matthew Klinger, 6th grader.

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