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Perham students performed a 10-minute musical and a one-act comedy for audience members March 3-5.
Actors from Wadena, New York Mills and Browerville gathered at the Wadena Memorial Auditorium to perform their one-act shows on Saturday, Feb. 11.
Sam Stoll will be performing in the Chanhassen Dinner Theatre's production of "The Prom" during its Feb. 10-June 10 run.
In just a single week, Perham kids learned an entire musical, provided through Community Education and Prairie Fire Children's Theatre. On Friday, July 29 and Saturday, July 30, they performed this play for all to see.

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“I’ve seen kids open up more with their personality,”said Mike Swan, a member of the Native Advisory Board at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. “The kids take the lead in their drama camp production. It might be a fairy tale with castles and knights. They are expressing their creativity to let that out in new ways. Some kids never knew they could do something like that.”
Chuck Johnson will share his award-winning one-act play about Abraham Lincoln, "The Night Before Gettysburg," at Gettysburg itself, during the 159th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. He'll also be performing the show locally, at the Perham High School auditorium, on April 28 at 7 p.m. as a fundraiser for the Perham Center for the Arts.
The actor, a star of Academy Award Best Picture winner "CODA," returned home to an exuberant celebration and a mayoral declaration at the DECC on Monday.
After construction and pandemic-related delays, Perham students returned to the theater with two one-act plays, "A Deep, Poetic Journey Into Something" and "Mmmbeth."
"The world is changing," Durant said about the rising representation of the Deaf community onscreen.
Ian Christenson, a 21-year-old Perham High School graduate, was recently cast as Hank and the understudy for Bob Gaudio in a Norwegian Cruise Lines production of the musical drama, "Jersey Boys."

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Students will perform "Mmmbeth," a play described as "Shakespeare with a twist" about "a high school girl living outside the box."
Mike Swan is an elder in the village of Pine Point on the White Earth Reservation, 20 miles from Park Rapids. He grew up in the village, attending the old school. He said there weren’t many opportunities for drama at that time.
From Nov. 27 through Dec. 23, “A Magical Medora Christmas” brings a family-friendly holiday show that’s “full of spirit, humor and expertly performed music that audiences have grown to expect from Medora,” officials from the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation said in a news release.

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