Drama At Markham College
Markham College stages at least three plays throughout the school year, in Spanish, English and French. Recently, some of the most popular ones have been:El Cadaver del Señor Garcia The Mikado; The Gondoliers; Iolanthe; The Pirates of Penzance and Little Shop of Horrors in English; Don Juan Tenorio; Los Figurantes and La Tras-Escena in Spanish.
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