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Tupelo High's 'Ax of Murder' Brings Giggles
10 Apr
Summary
- Tupelo High School's final play, 'Ax of Murder,' is a lighthearted comedy.
- The production features a cast of approximately 20 students.
- Tickets are available for $6 on GoFan.co for the performances.
Tupelo High School is ending its theatrical season with a comedic production titled 'Ax of Murder.' Theater teacher Allana Austin described the play as a goofy and silly comedy, chosen to provide a fun and lighthearted experience after a season of more complex shows. The production aims to keep students engaged and excited, a goal that seems to be met as evidenced by rehearsals.
The play will be performed at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Approximately 20 students are involved in the cast. Tickets are priced at $6 and can be purchased through GoFan.co. The student directors for this production are Ava Davenport and Piper Brumley.
Senior Abigail Fuller, who plays Bonnie, expressed that this will be her final show at Tupelo High. She has accepted a theater scholarship from the University of Southern Mississippi. Fellow senior Piper Brown, portraying Officer Lyles, also reflected on her last performance at the school and her plans to continue in theater. Both Brown and Fuller will participate in the International Thespian Festival in mid-June at Indiana University in Bloomington, representing Mississippi with their directing achievement.
