by Nora Horton

A musical cabaret is a form of varied performances for the audience. It can feature music, song, dance, recitation, or drama. Tonight is the latest example of this unique kind of musical experience.

JHS has a musical cabaret of its own. Choir and musical theatre director Kyle Broady has directed and organized the event to highlight the talent in his students in Musical Theatre.

Student performers explain some of the details behind tonight’s music.

Senior Presley Inzer reveals her work on Let Me Be Your Star from S.M.A.S.H. with fellow performer junior Vivienne Diehl.

“It’s about heartbreak and leaving the past behind. Vivi and I have sung a duet since her freshman year and my sophomore year,” said Inzer.

Junior Ayden Hunter is performing “Therapy” from Tick Tick Boom as a duo part and highlights their personal impact.

“Therapy is important to me because I remember watching the Tick Tick Boom movie with my late grandma,” he said.

Broady refers to how important it is expressing creativity, saying, “our musical theater students really enjoy the chance of letting themselves shine.”

“They can choose things they are passionate about – it really gives them a chance to show their capabilities as actors, singers, dancers, and more,” he emphasized.

Students will be performing at the JHS auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. The entree fee is $8, it covers homemade desserts and the show. Desserts will be catered by Jeff Chefs.