The CHIEF April 2018

The two main roles were Tevye played by Kevin Kuska and Golde played by Mackenzie Mies. There was three opportunities to see the showing, beginning om Friday the 16th and ending on March 18th. For the showing on Sunday, about sixteen members from the last time Fiddler was performed at the high school was there as a part of the audience. The last time the high school performed Fiddler on the Roof was the year 1974. Along with that, the last showing also included a thank you for Mr. Ramseyer because this year was his last show as he is retiring. All of the members of the play signed a card, and after the curtain call, Mr. Ramseyer was presented with the card and flowers and a special thank you from the lead role. After months of preparation, everyone was pleased with the musical and the way it was brought to life. Even though the plays and musicals will never be the same without Mr. Ramseyer, it is a fond memory that everyone who participated will cherish. N O M A D I C | 2 4

P T H S D R A M A D E P T . P R E S E N T S

FIDDLER ON THE ROOF

By A l y s s a Rod r i gue z

After months of late rehearsals, the spring musical was finally able to be performed for an audience. For several months, the cast, crew, and pit have put hours upon hours into perfecting the enjoyable performance. The musical this year was Fiddler on the Roof. The story followed a man in a small village stuck with traditions from long ago until people start thinking on their own and things are forced to be changed. As the audience followed the tale, many songs such as “Matchmaker,” “To Life,” and “The Dream” were performed by the cast with the pit.