OUTLOOK - Students at Outlook High School provided some laughs and entertaining moments onstage last week when the Drama Club presented their audience with the show, 'Knock Knock'.
Held on Thursday, May 1, a healthy turnout of attendees filled the seats in the OHS gym as the performers gave them a show, which tells the story of two postal delivery workers who are just looking for something more out of life.
The comedy play, written by Kathryn Funkhouser and Jason Pizzarello, gave the students a chance to try their hand at playing a number of roles, as the supporting cast was comprised of many homeowners who were expecting packages from the two delivery workers - Sam and Logan, played on point by Ray Sarvis and Jossalyn Ziegler, two longtime veterans of the school stage.
The story outline is as follows:
"When you deliver packages, anyone might be behind your next door, from your elementary school teacher to a burglar on the job. Jaded veteran Logan thinks she's seen it all, while newbie Sam is convinced attitude is everything. The only sure thing in this job? They're both going to be surprised. Knock Knock is a rapid-fire comedy that delivers."
Joining Sarvis and Ziegler onstage were Brooklyn Klop, another onstage favorite, as well as Ella Thiessen, Nika Keshman, Hudson Duchesne, Isabella Stadler, Becky Klop, Jordyn Sarvis, Kadynce Walters, Maddy Kellar, and Raine Roettger.
With the help of a strong supporting cast comprised of performers who have a lot of promise, 'Knock Knock' seemed to be a hit on the OHS stage for those in attendance. Sarvis and Ziegler, anchoring the performance, gave their fellow cast members their own chances to shine and the end result was a show that, indeed, delivered the goods.
