Musical
Every year North Shore performs a musical. The auditions are held during December, but the rehearsing doesn't start until after winter break (which is in January). The play director is very experienced and is a language teacher here at North Shore Middle School. The musical director is also the choir teacher. And the art teacher is the Crew and Set Design Director. Also the Choreographer is from To the Point Dance Studio.
In past years North Shore has performed shows such as Scrooge, Tom Sawyer, Pirates of Penzance, Oz, Oliver, The King and I, and many others. The performance is usually held on Thursday and Friday at 7:00 and Saturday at 2:00. The musical for 2009 was You Ain't Nothin But a Werewolf. Guests that came to the show had some fun with us as we spoofed the 1950s. They were rockin' and rollin' in the aisles as we sang and danced our way through this hilarious comedy.
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