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For years, children and families of the late 1980s and early 1990s watched Full House weekly, learning valuable lessons about the importance of family for all of its eight seasons. After ending in 1995, fans always hoped for a reboot of the series that would bring those iconic characters back into mainstream pop culture. As the rebooted series makes its way into part one of its farewell season, the characters will continue to grow and change, experiencing new challenges and relationships within their large family.

A Recap of Season Five Part A of Fuller House: The Farewell Season

Hannah Luck, Staff
December 13, 2019

Junior Niara Minnifield helps distribute posters for the Junie B. Jones Musical, which the theater program will perform from January 24-26. The show will take place at NC’s newly constructed Performance Art Center for only $10. The show will begin at 7:00 p.m. ,and doors will open half an hour before showtime for audience members to find their perfect seat to watch the awe-inspiring performance.

Are you coming to see the show?

Maddie Dean, Reporter, Photographer
January 24, 2019

NC’s Standing Ovation will present two shows of the comedic play, Suite Surrender, on October 24 and 25 at 7 p.m. The show will take place at NC’s new Performance Art Center for only $5 at the door. “I’m so excited for this performance because we worked really hard on it. The set turned out beautiful and the actors are hilarious. This is definitely my favorite show yet,” tech crew member Niara Minnifeld said.

Open the curtains!

Michelle Lin, Reporter, Photographer
October 23, 2018

Viewers received this program for the Atlanta Shakespeare Company’s production of Love’s Labour’s Lost. The company performed at the Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern, a venue modelled after an Elizabethan theater. Brimming with wit, drama, and hilarity, this month’s performance displayed the company’s— and Shakespeare’s— creative powers at their height.

Atlanta Shakespeare Company’s labors pay off in Love’s Labour’s Lost

Harrison Glaze, Reporter, Cartoonist
April 23, 2018

With the end of the production of 12 Angry Jurors, students remain proud of their accomplishments in the show and ability to act in difficult situations. In this play, actors proved to the audience that they could interact with each other well, even continuing the show when an actor caught the flu and could not perform.

Drama students put on stunning production of 12 Angry Jurors

Isabella Keaton, Reporter, Photographer
February 28, 2018

Freshman Maddie Hewitt (Goldie Short), junior Jordan Hicks (Buddy Layman), senior Emmett Schindler (C.C. Showers), and senior Alex Klinkert (Ferris Layman) rehearse The Diviners by Jim Leonard, Jr. in NC's main theater.

Sink or swim: NC Standing Ovation takes on competition with The Diviners

Kat Shambaugh, Copy editor, Photo editor
September 24, 2016

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