PHOTO GALLERY: Student-directed Winter One Acts express visual creativity

Mimi Geller, RubicOnline Editor|January 27, 2017

The Upper School One Acts celebrate student-directing and plays written by students. This year, there is a wedding, a man in a bathrobe, the devil, failed college interviews and plenty more creativity that shines with student acting. The Winter One Acts take place in The Huss Center on Jan. 27.

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