South Side High School’s Special Education and regular education students collaborated on, and performed “Slick,” a local adaptation of “Grease,’ in the school’s auditorium last month.
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On behalf of Centre Stage Productions, South Side High School students performed “Slick,” an adaptation of “Grease,” on May 24 in the high school auditorium.
Centre Stage Productions is a theater club comprised of special education students and their regular education peers. The performance they staged was written by budding playwright Bryan Nesdill, a SSHS student. Presented to a thrilled audience, it was Centre Stage’s third production.
