St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Brings Christmas Cheer with “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” Production
Before the Christmas break, St. Mary Catholic Secondary School was filled with holiday spirit as students and staff brought their own adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ beloved tale How the Grinch Stole Christmas to life on stage. This festive production captivated audiences, spreading joy to countless children and leaving a lasting impact on everyone who participated and attended.
Directed by Mrs. Newberry, and with the support of a talented crew of students and staff, How the Grinch Stole Christmas highlighted the creativity, dedication, and teamwork of the St. Mary community. From the dazzling sets to the heartfelt performances, the production showcased the vibrant talents of the school while delivering a powerful message of love, kindness, and the true meaning of Christmas.
The cast’s standout performances, including the unforgettable portrayal of The Grinch by grade 11 student Oliver Lopacki, brought laughter and excitement to young students who attended. Audience members, including over 1500 elementary school children from local Catholic schools, were enthralled by the whimsical costumes, lively music, and dynamic choreography.
This production was more than just a performance; it was an opportunity to come together as a school community to share the joy and hope of the Advent season. For the students involved, it was a deeply meaningful experience, fostering confidence, camaraderie, and a shared sense of purpose in spreading holiday cheer.
This production exemplified the spirit of Christmas and reminded us all of the importance of generosity, love, and hope during this special season. The story of How the Grinch Stole Christmas may have started with a grouchy character, but at St. Mary, it ended with countless hearts growing three sizes bigger.
For a full account of all those involved please visit this link to the Playbill:
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
An Original Adaptation of the Classic Story
