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The Ides Of May

April 12, 2016

Watch the Drama Interpretation of Literature class’ student-written play “The Ides of May,” a combined parody of both MVHS faculty and Julius Caesar below.

Luke Moran, Sam Krapfl, and Simon Crocker take on the roles of Social Studies teacher Ed Timm, Activities Director Matt Thede, and Principal Steve Brand in The Dramatic Interpretation of Literature play "Ides of May." Performances were April 7-8. Photo by Kelsey Shady.
Luke Moran, Sam Krapfl, and Simon Crocker take on the roles of Social Studies teacher Ed Timm, Activities Director Matt Thede, and Principal Steve Brand in The Dramatic Interpretation of Literature play “The Ides of May.” Performances were April 7-8. Photo by Kelsey Shady.

 

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