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North Pointe's Arts Department
produced it's second musical,
Godspell. The show was an
instant success. "I knew we had a
talented group of people from the
start," says director Ms. Stone,
"but I didn't know this show would
raise all my expectations of what
high school theatre can be. That
was a tremendous surprise and I'm
very grateful to the cast and crew
who made that happen."

The show, a musical interpretation
of the Book of Mathew, ran two
public performances. "I've had so
many students come up and ask if
we could do just one more show,"
said Ms. Stone. "That kind of
response to any theatrical event is

deeply gratifying." The cast
played to the largest audience in
the school's history at the Friday
night performance.

"The success of the show can be
attributed to several things," says
Ms. Stone. "We had a superb
musical director, Kay Gray. "It was
a good script and we had a cast of
kids who really delighted in being
at rehearsal and playing these
parts."

The Prep is a member of
Pointe Schools - an
Independent Public School District
serving over 1200 students,
K-12th grades, on three
Northwest Valley Campuses.