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Milford High School Theater Workshop Performs “Seussical: The Musical”

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Milford High School put on “Seussical The Musical” this year! The original made its debut Broadway performance back in 2000. The show was performed three times this past weekend at the high school between March 15-March 17. 

The Seussical starts with the Cat in the Hat who was played by Aidan Bushell, a homeschooled sophomore. He narrates the show and guides the characters through all the twists and turns through the Jungle of Nool. The musical follows the adventures of popular Dr. Seuss characters in a silly, yet, meaningful way that everyone matters even if you feel like a speck of dust on a big clover. 

Luke Stachowski, sophomore, was the perfect fit for Horton the Elephant and rocked the stage with his singing. Horton’s next door neighbor, Gertrude McFuzz was a bird with sadly only one feather. Mia Greely, junior, embodied this character and wowed the audience with her vocals and theatrical emotions. 

Senior Jackson Pfifer, did an astonishing job playing Jojo. Jojo’s parents send him to military school and they happen to be the mayor and his wife of Whoville. Will Brown, who is a sophomore, played the quirky mayor and junior Gianna Pasacane was his wife which was a delight to see. 

The production team, consisting of Director Kristina Lando, Jenna Smith and Avery Travis, Maddie Frye, Danica Crim, and Nora Pavento clearly worked incredibly hard to produce such a fun musical. 

The people behind the amazing scenery worked on the bright and colorful jungle as well as the home of the Whos.  Music Director and Stacy Middle School Music teacher, Mr. Hawkins and the ensemble of students, current and past music teachers brought the whole musical to life. 

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