CC Juliano commanded the stage as Maria Reiner in the Bromfield Drama Society’s performances of “The Sound of Music,” March 25, 26, and 27. Because of COVID, it has been a year and a half since the last musical theater performance at Cronin Auditorium. The full orchestra was a welcome experience after the long absence of live music. The show was entertaining and a remarkable display of teamwork among the cast of sixth- to 12th graders, musicians, stage crew, tech crew, and teachers..
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The von Trapp children, from left, Brigitta (Laci Ostaszewski), Hans (Nolan Ward), Friedrich (Luke Bala), Louisa (Thalia Ruark), Marta (Kendell Hebert), Liesl (Siena Ruark), and Gretl (Callia Sintros) greet Maria (CC Juliano) when she returns from the abbey.
Maria Reiner (CC Juliano) sings the opening number, “The Sound of Music.”
Members of the chorus, front row, from left: Eleni Kekis, Jane Besse, Clementine Roy, Molly Jackson, and Isabel Jackson. Back row, from left: Victoria Mukiibi, Sophia Pierce, and Isabella Talbot-Collins.
Marta (Kendell Hebert) says her goodbyes in “So Long, Farewell” before heading off to bed.
The von Trapp family sings its final song before fleeing to Switzerland. From left, Gretl (Callia Sintros), Captain von Trapp (Julian Iverson), Maria (CC Juliano), Liesl (Siena Ruark), Kurt (Nolan Ward), Friedrich (Luke Bala), Louisa (Thalia Ruark), and Brigitta (Cami Mueller-Juez).
Elsa Schrader (Cami Mueller-Juez) and Captain von Trapp (Julian Iverson) admire the Austrian landscape outside von Trapp’s villa.
Delivery man Rolf (Kai Oldham) warns Liesl (Siena Ruark) of the threats of other men in “Sixteen Going on Seventeen.”
Jack Magan gestures to Cami Mueller-Juez to take a bow at the end of the show. Cast members behind them, from left: Thalia Ruark, Curtis DiNapoli, Ewan Ward, Adelle Besse, Camille Bradley, Lana Ostaszewski, and Claire Hardisty.
