[GALLERY] Theater Revamps ‘The Impostures of Scapin’ for UIL Presentation
April 6, 2022
Eva De Guelle ’22 and Cara Tome ’22 notice the audience in the opening moments of the play.
A distraught Evan Tucker ’23 mourns his sorry state to Sophie Steinhauser ’22 in a humorously exaggerated scene.
De Guelle and Steinhauser search the audience for a potential cohort.
A sobbing Tome is comforted by her lover as her tissues are picked up by Cait Lackowski ’22, playing her servant.
Luc Brown ’23 threatens De Guelle with a sword after the character’s trickery is revealed.
With her character disguised as a bravo, Steinhauser strikes a pose as Oliver Barnfield ’23 looks on.
Having trapped Aedan Herrod ’22 in a box, De Guelle’s character Scapin delights in a cunning bit of trickery as Barnfield grins at the scheming on display.
In a final bit of scheming, De Guelle pretends to be injured in order to fool the elderly Colin Patridge ’22.
