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Blanco One-Act Play advances to Bi-District
Blanco One-Act Play cast, crew and instructors pose with their hardware at the District 25-3A one-act play competition. Pictured front row, from left, are: Melissa May-Moncus, Lori Lewis, Kade Fryhover, Malinda Campbell, McKenzie Boop, Tucker Lacey, Christian Flores, Emma Anderson, Bella Marquette and Kiara Carrasco, stretched across her cast mate’s laps. Back row, from left, are: Danae Kimmel, Kylie Langford, Emily Windham, Cameron Scruggs, Jake Broyles, Logan McIntosh, Harley Hensley, Evin Eiteljorge, Jennifer Canfield, Nick Hartman, Easton Fishbeck, Bruno Lopez, Kathryn Hull and Wyatt Mahoney.
Kay Campbll
The Blanco High School One-Act Play performed at the District 25-3A One-Act Play Competition Thursday, March 12 at the Lago Vista High School Performing Arts Center. Blanco is one of three schools to advance to the Bi-District level. Entries from Blanco, Florence, Georgetown Gateway, Jarrell, Johnson City, Lago Vista and Manor New Tech high schools competed for three spots to advance to Bi-District. The Blanco High School one-act play cast and crew presented scenes from The Diary of Anne ...
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