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Juniors Meadow Nugy (Dorothy) and George Rushing (Lion), sophomore Alex Shelton (Tin man) and senior Tyler Harr (Scarecrow) on their way to Oz, Saturday March 17. (Photographique/for the Prowler)

Megan Ivey

For 2012, the OTHS music department meganivey@othsotday.com showcased “The Wizard of Oz” for the school musical. With a cast of over 75 people (including a dog and some baby chicks), the play highlighted the outstanding talents of OTHS students. There were many notable roles in the performance.

Junior Meadow Nguy starred as Dorthy. Singing, dancing and sporting the adorable dog named Riley Michael, who played Toto, kept her constantly moving across the stage. Throughout the performance she made multitasking look like a breeze. Glinda and the Wicked Witch duo also sparked contrasting emotions. Seniors Danielle Long and Morgan Cooper, while contrasting, also complimented each other perfectly. Long played the sweet and elegant role to the dot.

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Cooper was just as talented in the opposing role, portraying the mischievous and confident Wicked Witch of the West. Junior George Rushing II, who played Lion,sophomore Alex Shelton, who played Tinman, and senior Tyler Haar, who played Scarecrow, teamed up and captured the friendship between the group and Dorthy flawlessly. They added in many laughs for the audience along the way. The munchkins, trees, crows, hunchman,

flying monkeys and villagers from the Emerald City all performed accordingly, adding to the whimsical scenes and making the World of Oz come to life. It truly felt as if all the performers were a part of Oz instead of merely portraying them. Many effects were used during the performance. Colorful lights, quick scene changes, imaginative costume designs and a floating head used for the wizard made the performance magical.

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