Dunbar Drama’s Fall Competition Play
This fall, drama presented “Aunt Leaf”–a tale about a young girl named Annabelle.
Senior Mackenzie McConnell portrays one of the characters in Aunt Leaf.
Junior Harper Sutton showing intense emotion.
A student poses behind the curtain as Aunt Leaf.
Senior Katy Rucker portrays Aunt Leaf during a scene.
Senior Katy Rucker and junior Kayla Wall share a intense moment.
Junior Tiffany Madden playing the part of Annabelle.
The actors had to show a range of emotions to portray the characters.
The actors portraying the twins had to do fighting scenes.
Because of the play’s dramatic nature, actors had to show a range of emotions.
Senior Arnez Isable sits in a praying position while portraying the part of Annabelle.
The actors portraying Annabelle’s family laugh during a funny moment in the scene.
To play the part of Aunt Leaf, actors and actresses hunch their body and stretch their arms out in front of them.
Actor stands behind the curtain in the same position Aunt Leaf would.
Senior Katy Rucker portrays the character Annabelle in the woods.
Aunt Leaf, as portrayed by junior Harper Sutton, acts annoyed as her family members speak to her.
Actors portraying the twins laughed and talked at the beginning of the play.
Seniors Mackenzie McConnell and Katy Rucker passionately play their parts onstage.
The play incorporates the use of screens to portray shadows relating to each scene.
The actors yell at each other in a dramatic scene from Aunt Leaf.
Sophomore Jaycee Castro displays emotion on stage.
All of the characters in the play gather in a line to repeat lines in unison.
The actor playing Annabelle hides on the floor as her teachers surround her with questions.
The actors portraying Annabelle’s family pretend to eat breakfast together.
Junior Hannah Broomhall plays Annabelle in this dark scene of “Aunt Leaf.”
Senior Arnaz Isable portrays Annabelle as she tells Aunt Leaf stories of the woods.
Aunt Leaf is portrayed by her hunched back and her outreached hands.
Aunt Leaf, portrayed by junior Harper Sutton, appears annoyed as her family talks non-stop.
Most of Aunt Leaf is very serious and dark, as seen by junior Harper Sutton.
The actors portraying the family members help to incorporate Aunt Leaf into their home.
Aunt Leaf, portrayed by junior Harper Sutton, acts disgusted by her family from the moment she arrives to live with them.
Senior Arnaz Isable dances on stage as he portrays one of the twins.
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