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GALLERY and SONGS: Students perform anticipated musical Les Miserables
Marius (Justin Zanaska) holds Eponine (Taylor Reints) as she dies singing A Little Fall of Rain after being shot in battle.
May 24, 2016
On May 20, 21, and 22, after months of hard work, St. Paul Academy and Summit School students in the spring musical performed Les Miserables, directed by Upper School English and Fine Arts Teacher Eric Severson. Their voices greeted hundreds of captivated ears filling the entire Huss center, even spilling out into Red Leaf Commons. This performance was the seniors last musical at SPA.
Congratulations to Severson and the entire cast on a wonderful performance.
Listen to audio from the play below:
Enjolras (Ned Laird-Raylor) takes his role as one of the revolution's leaders.
