A musical chime bellows from the computer as a pixelated depiction of the word “start” flashes on the screen. Clicking on the word, the audience plunges...
Reporting contributed by Annabella Sacarro, Dylan Dam, and Bridget Frawley. When the swim team arrived to practice on the day before the meet, Swim Coach...
![Fending against the mystical Ferrah the Faerie, left, played by theatre sophomore Felica Voehringer, a fight scene ensues amongst the cast. The use of lighting and post production additions allowed the fight to tie in the elements it would have encompassed as an in-person production. “[Ferrah is] a villain and obstacle that they have to get past,” Voehringer said. “So it was really interesting to be that insane, fictional character.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Screen-Shot-2020-12-04-at-7.53.43-PM-900x482.png)
![Fending against the mystical Ferrah the Faerie, left, played by theatre sophomore Felica Voehringer, a fight scene ensues amongst the cast. The use of lighting and post production additions allowed the fight to tie in the elements it would have encompassed as an in-person production. “[Ferrah is] a villain and obstacle that they have to get past,” Voehringer said. “So it was really interesting to be that insane, fictional character.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Screen-Shot-2020-12-04-at-7.53.43-PM-300x161.png)
![Dance sophomore Mason Evans and dance junior Brenan Gonzalez were just two of several male dancers in last year’s Spring Concert. “I think the biggest challenge [of being a male dancer] is all of the stigmas and stereotypes that come around,” dance junior Alex Thomas said. “[People say], ‘Oh, ballet or dance is not a sport and you don’t have to work as hard and this and that.’ Growing up and defying all of those odds is a challenge.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/IMG_1547-1-e1568827392719-300x450.jpg)
