Communications junior Sanjana Gupta, strings junior Raveena Cherry, and band junior Nihar Bhavsar perform a Bollywood dance in the Multicultural Show. “I felt really excited. It was really nice for us to perform together.” Gupta said. “It was really fun to just have the band back together and perform our little routine for everybody. I feel like it put smiles on everybody’s faces and we were just so happy to perform.”
From traditional dances to modern music and original poetry, the annual Multicultural Show displayed students’ cultures, representing multiple races, ethnicities, and religions. Students and staff performed during school after the Pep Rally on March 16 and again after school on March 30.
English teacher Nieves Lopez and presidents of cultural clubs, including the Asian Cultural Society, the Black Student Union, the Jewish Student Union, and the Latin Hispanic Heritage Club, organized the event. Although the show has been a yearly tradition, this year was the first time an out-of-school show took place. For those unable to watch the show during school, both students and parents had an opportunity to see it on March 30 for a $5 fee.
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